Master LockMaster Lock TSA Set Your Own Combination Luggage Lock, TSA Approved Lock with Code for Luggage, Bags, Suitcase, and Backpacks, (Color May Vary), ‎4688D

These Master Lock TSA-approved locks are exactly what I needed for travel peace of mind. Setting my own combination was quick and simple, and the instructions were very clear. The flexible cable shackle makes it easy to thread through zippers or awkward loops on luggage and backpacks.They feel sturdy and well-built, and I love that TSA agents can unlock them if needed without damaging the lock or my bag. I’ve used them on several trips now and they’ve held up great with no issues.Great value for a 2-pack, and the random color variety was a fun bonus. Highly recommend for anyone looking for secure, dependable travel locks!

Worked as expected for locking a tool box to travel on a plane. No issues with TSA.

Got a bunch of these locks for a travelling museum exhibit so we could make sure the totes were sealed. The quality of the locks was very good but I wouldn't expect anything less from this brand. Set up for the code was super simple. It took a few tries to figure out how to unlock and relock because of the different style but we quickly got the hang of it.The flexibility of the part that goes through the hole was great. The way the tote was built would have made it difficult for a standard type lock so this was perfect. Liked that it came in different colors we were able to assign colors to the type of tote so it made figuring out which tote was what a little simpler on the other end. Would definitely purchase these again.

I have similar comments to other reviewers. The numbers are hard to see. Pushing the cable to the left before pulling out is not intuitive. I received red because I didn't realize shipments are randomly selected. Apart from all of that, the locks seem to work. However, I don't think I would reorder these as there are much simpler locks, some under the same brand.

Great lock!

I had the exact same problem as the person who wrote the following review, so I am reposting it here. STRONGLY RECOMMEND AGAINST THIS PRODUCT unless you want to go through the hassle of returning it.“Someone posted earlier that this lock is extremely difficult to reset. I agree whole-heartedly. This lock requires 3 hands to reset it - 1 to hold this small, slippery lock, 1 to turn the tiny dials located very close to one another, 1 to hold in the reset button while you are setting your new combination. The reset button is on the bottom of the lock and is recessed, necessitating you to use some sort of tool like a pen, to keep the button pressed in. If you lose pressure on the button because of the awkward nature of holding the lock, holding the pen/button and spinning the dials, and then you lock the lock, you may not have reset your combination to what you were aiming for. When the lock is open, you have to have the lock set to the correct combination before you can reset it. All of this happened to me and now I can't lock the lock or reset it because I'm unsure of what the combination is that I reset it to - since the combination I wanted doesn't work and the initial factory 000 combination doesn't work either. Supposedly, if I want to cycle through every combination there could be it would eventually unlock, but to me it's not worth the $10+ I spent on this to spend any more time with this thing.Other Master Locks have a rigid hasp that you turn to 90 degrees which makes it much easier to reset the lock. Definitely don't recommend this lock at all for the difficulty in resetting it.”

Easy to use lock! Was able to easily customize my own combo. Felt sturdy and was a good value for my bike box.

The media could not be loaded. The finish and appearance of the Master units are well made. I’ve used Master locks and padlocks for over 50 years…but I hate the press button design on the bottom of the padlocks. I CANNOT hold the button and change the code to set it at the same time. My hands slipped trying it and I got locked out of a brand new padlock and had to purchase a TSA key to reopen it. In desperation to set the padlocks as the return window has closed I came up with a screwdriver tip using gravity. Note, I much prefer the design on the ANVIL locks with a button that you physically move back and forth to reset. I bought these for my Belkin AirTag holders ! What good is a tracker if it’s not locked on? Yes, they can cut the lock but for example in airports most people don’t have large cutters on them! 🤣 So I’m going to make it as hard as possible for people to steal my stuff…I also padlock trackers inside and outside of my luggage, handbag, attach GPS trackers to scooters and bikes, etc.