Master Lock Black Python Bike Lock with Key, Adjustable Metal Cable Lock has a Weather Resistant Vinyl Coating for Outdoor Equipment, Bicycles, Trail Cameras, 6 Feet Long, 8418D

The Master Lock Cable Lock offers exceptional durability and security, safeguarding your assets from theft. Installation and usage are remarkably simple. Wrap the cable around or through the desired object, insert it into the designated locking mechanism, and pull it tight for secure fastening. Conveniently, you can secure the cable through the lock without the constant need for a key; it's only required for unlocking. There's also an integrated strap to secure any access cable!This cable lock boasts an impressive length of six feet, providing ample reach to secure a wide range of items. I personally utilize this cable lock to secure the lid of my trailer's battery box, ensuring it remains securely closed and preventing unauthorized access.Furthermore, the cable lock incorporates robust safety features, including resistance to lock picking, adverse weather conditions, and cutting attempts. Its 5/16-inch thick braided steel cable, encased in protective vinyl, ensures enhanced durability and protection from the elements, eliminating concerns about rust.The value proposition of this cable lock significantly exceeds its cost, making it a highly recommended choice in my opnion for anyone seeking reliable security solutions. I am thoroughly satisfied with my purchase and would confidently recommend it to others without reservation.

Works perfect. We got a trail cam because of repeated vandalism to our vehicle in apartment parking lot. Concerned that vandals or kids might try to remove the camera, we got this cable lock. Camera has been in place unmolested now for 2 weeks and counting.

Easy lock to use. It's good quality and the functionality is flawless. We lock our kayak with no issues.

Bought this as a replacement for the MUDDY cable lock, for which i lost the key; this key doesn’t feel as sturdy as it could be and I’m worried if I put too much pressure it might break, but so far it’s working well, although the key gets a little bit stuck in the lock. That could be due to the really cold weather we’re having; I’m hoping it’ll be smoother once it warms up. For the price it’s been a good buy and the cable slides in and out of the lock very smoothly.That was my chief complaint with the MUDDY lock, that the cable would splinter from tying it to trees; I’ve cut myself a few times on that cable and had to cover it with gaff tape.

seems like a good lock. I was able to get extra keys at ACE Hardware.

I already have one bike lock; but it is not adjustable. This is a nice option since you can make it however tight you want it. The downside to this is the cable it not as thick as my other lock so it just depends on what you want to lock and the situation. Also this lock is longer than my other lock so that is also something to keep in mind. Nice to have this type as an option to my other lock. I did have to return my first one since the key would stick when trying to pull it out after locking it. Can also confirm that each key set only worked the lock it came with; since I tested this before sending the first one back. Would buy again.

I purchased this lock to wrap up a couple bikes to a Bike Rack for a hitch while traveling. My rack is the common style hitch rack where the bikes hang from two bars.This lock serves 3 purposes with one purchase!1, it’s a very quick an easy way to lock up the bikes to the rack. It’s not Manhattan-proof since it’s just a cable, but it puts you at ease at the gas stations and restaurants. I was even able to protect all 4 wheels of 2 bikes by feeding the cable through.2, it acts as an incredibly strong tie to make sure the bikes don’t come off the rack while driving. Major redundancy factor here, as you will not need any other cables or bungee cords. I also love the one-way lock mechanism. It allows you to really cinch up the bikes tighter than any rope knot.And 3, Once you are at your destination, you can use the lock again as a normal bike lock when you are out for rides. It’s relatively light weight and can coil up tight enough to fit in a small under-seat bag.Now, as a hitch security, I should mention that you should also have a locking hitch pin. Otherwise, someone could technically throw your entire rack with bikes into the back of a truck in under 30 seconds. And no, a threaded bolt with a nut does not count as a lock. You have just added 30 more seconds to the clock.And the 6 feet cord is not exactly generous when it comes to using this to tie up multiple bikes, but for my purposes, it turned out to be the perfect length. I can tie 2 adult bikes, pushed tightly together against the back of my rack. There isn’t much cable to spare when doing this and I had to be creative with how I weaved it through, but I wouldn’t want the cable to be any longer unless I had more bikes. An 8 feet cable would be nice for 3 bikes.I have engaged the lock and opened it about 50 times with no issues. Sometimes the key is little tough to unlock, but remember that we are dealing with a cam mechanism here, meaning the harder you pull, the tighter it gets. So have some finesse and don’t force anything and it will unlock smoothly.

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