4.9/5
Braided steel cable with rust-protective vinyl increase cut resistance
Double looped cable compatible with all kinds of padlocks, disc locks, and U-locks
Reinforced cuff over crossbar and cylinder for added security
Flex Cable Length: 15-feet & Thickness: 3/8-inch ; (480 cm x 10 mm)
Ideal for locking bicycles cars, motorcycles, and all kinds of large equipment
$234
To the best of its ability, this cable is reasonable convenient and effective, but NOTHING is perfect. The best you can do is use a smaller/tighter U-shackle lock in conjunction with a cable or chain to thread through the bike's entire frame, including the wheels and seat, to tie it to a sturdy, secure structural element (pole, etc.). It will be more difficult to physically attach tools to the lock and cable/chain if the bike is in a small, cramped space, potentially with many other bikes. Larger U-Shackle locks are more practical than smaller ones, but they weigh more and are more vulnerable to being twisted, tweaked, or smashed with strong crowbars. Don't leave the bike unattended for any longer than is absolutely required because anything can be defeated.ANY bicycle security technology may be defeated if one has access to the right tools, a little time, and ineffective law enforcement. With the use of sharp, properly calibrated bolt cutters, a sledgehammer, freezing fluid, and high-powered cordless grinders, security cables, locks, and shackles can all be cut or defeated. It is possible to DRILL OUT or PUNCH OUT lock cylinders. Your bike will be less appealing to thieves the dirtier and uglyr it is. Good fortune.
4.7/5
Braided steel cable with rust-protective vinyl increase cut resistance
Double looped cable compatible with all kinds of padlocks, disc locks, and U-locks
Reinforced cuff over crossbar and cylinder for added security
Flex Cable Length: 15-feet & Thickness: 3/8-inch ; (480 cm x 10 mm)
Ideal for locking bicycles cars, motorcycles, and all kinds of large equipment
$234
Let's face it, any security mechanism can be circumvented with the right tools, enough time, and enough effort. However, this connection appears to be a cheap approach to make things somewhat challenging for the typical burglar. It comes in substantially longer lengths and is heavier and thicker than the majority of comparable cables. I'm utilizing the 15 foot length to secure a few bikes on my deck using a 1/2" stainless U bolt, a Master padlock, and those three items. Bolt cutters probably wouldn't be able to cut through this cable very quickly. The task would presumably be accomplished using an angle grinder, but it would likely be sufficient to cut through my lock as well. The next level up from this would be something more expensive, like a Kryptonite lock and chain.
4.5/5
Adjustable cable lock is best used as a kayak locking cable, trail camera lock, cooler lock, and to secure other outdoor equipment
Patented cable locks with keys and holds the locking cable tight in any position (6 in. to 6 ft) for a perfect fit; Vinyl coated cable lock threads through places other cables can't
Cable lock is constructed of braided steel for strength and flexibility; rust-resistant lock and vinyl-coated cable provide superior weather and scratch resistance
One adjustable Python cable lock comes with two keys
6 ft (1.8 m) cable length x 3/16 in. (5 mm) outside diameter
$234
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4.5/5
Patented cable locks with keys and holds the locking cable tight in any position (6 in. to 6 ft) for a perfect fit; Vinyl coated cable lock threads through places other cables can't
Cable lock is constructed of braided steel for strength and flexibility; rust-resistant lock and vinyl-coated cable provide superior weather and scratch resistance
One adjustable camoflage Python cable lock comes with two keys
Adjustable cable lock is best used as a trail camera lock, kayak locking cable, cooler lock, and to secure other outdoor equipment
6 ft (1.8 m) cable length x 5/16 in. (8 mm) outside diameter
$234
To secure a few bikes to a bike rack for a hitch while traveling, I bought this lock. My hitch rack is a typical hitch rack with two bars where the bikes hang.With just one purchase, this lock fulfills three functions!1. Locking the bikes to the rack is quick and simple. Since it's only a cable, it's hardly Manhattan-proof, but it makes you feel safer in restaurants and petrol stations. By running the cable through, I was even able to shield both of the bikes' four wheels.2. It serves as an extraordinarily strong knot to prevent the bikes from falling off the rack while the vehicle is in motion. As you won't need any additional cables or bungee cords, there is a significant redundancy factor here. I also appreciate the one-way lock system. Compared to any rope tie, it enables you to really cinch up the motorcycles tightly.Additionally, you can use the lock once you get to your destination as a regular bike lock when you go for rides. It can coil up tightly and is quite low weight, making it easy to store in a tiny under-seat pouch.Now, I should point out that you should also have a locking hitch pin for hitch security. Otherwise, it would take less than a minute for someone to throw your complete bike rack into the back of a vehicle. Furthermore, a threaded bolt and nut do not constitute a lock. The clock has just been extended by 30 seconds.Although the 6 feet of cable is not particularly long when it comes to tying up many bikes, for my needs, it worked out to be the ideal length. I can secure two adult bicycles against the back of my rack by pressing them closely together. When doing this, there isn't much wire to spare, so I had to be creative with how I weaved it through. However, until I had additional bikes, I wouldn't want the cable to be any longer. For three bikes, an 8 foot cable would be excellent.I've used the lock and opened it about 50 times without experiencing any problems. The key can be a little difficult to open at times, but keep in mind that we are working with a cam mechanism, so the more force you apply, the tighter it becomes. Therefore, use some delicacy and avoid using any force, and it will unlock easily.
4.5/5
5/8-Inch thick x 7 foot long
Cable is constructed of a Twisted steel braid and durable vinyl jacket
Cut resistant up to 3,300 lbs.
Lifetime warranty
$234
To secure my stuff, I was looking for the strongest cable. This is appropriate. appears to be well-built and has a cut rating of 5,000 pounds. It is not very flexible because of the thickness, which also gives it strength. That didn't seem to pose a problem to me, but I was unaware that I couldn't squeeze the "locking loops." I am unable to make the loop ends as narrow as necessary to pass through the opening I need. I resent having to send things back. Anyone seeking cable strength and rating that is "greater than the ordinary" should consider this, in my opinion. The covering around the cable seems to be sufficient to safeguard your belongings.But you must be aware that increased strength means reduced flexibility, and that the loop ends will be substantial.
4.5/5
Cable lock is constructed of braided steel for strength and flexibility; rust-resistant lock and vinyl-coated cable provide superior weather and scratch resistance
6 ft (1.8 m) cable length x 5/16 in. (8 mm) outside diameter
Patented cable locks with keys and holds the locking cable tight in any position (6 in. to 6 ft) for a perfect fit; Vinyl coated cable lock threads through places other cables can't
Adjustable cable lock is best used as a trail camera lock, kayak locking cable, cooler lock, and to secure other outdoor equipment
One adjustable black Python cable lock comes with two keys
$234
To secure a few bikes to a bike rack for a hitch while traveling, I bought this lock. My hitch rack is a typical hitch rack with two bars where the bikes hang.With just one purchase, this lock fulfills three functions!1. Locking the bikes to the rack is quick and simple. Since it's only a cable, it's hardly Manhattan-proof, but it makes you feel safer in restaurants and petrol stations. By running the cable through, I was even able to shield both of the bikes' four wheels.2. It serves as an extraordinarily strong knot to prevent the bikes from falling off the rack while the vehicle is in motion. As you won't need any additional cables or bungee cords, there is a significant redundancy factor here. I also appreciate the one-way lock system. Compared to any rope tie, it enables you to really cinch up the motorcycles tightly.Additionally, you can use the lock once you get to your destination as a regular bike lock when you go for rides. It can coil up tightly and is quite low weight, making it easy to store in a tiny under-seat pouch.Now, I should point out that you should also have a locking hitch pin for hitch security. Otherwise, it would take less than a minute for someone to throw your complete bike rack into the back of a vehicle. Furthermore, a threaded bolt and nut do not constitute a lock. The clock has just been extended by 30 seconds.Although the 6 feet of cable is not particularly long when it comes to tying up many bikes, for my needs, it worked out to be the ideal length. I can secure two adult bicycles against the back of my rack by pressing them closely together. When doing this, there isn't much wire to spare, so I had to be creative with how I weaved it through. However, until I had additional bikes, I wouldn't want the cable to be any longer. For three bikes, an 8 foot cable would be excellent.I've used the lock and opened it about 50 times without experiencing any problems. The key can be a little difficult to open at times, but keep in mind that we are working with a cam mechanism, so the more force you apply, the tighter it becomes. Therefore, use some delicacy and avoid using any force, and it will unlock easily.
4.4/5
1-1/8in (29mm) Wide laminated steel body for superior strength
Braided steel for strength and flexibility
Dual locking levers provide extra pry resistance
4-pin cylinder helps prevent picking
Protective vinyl coating helps prevent scratching
$234
This was purchased to protect our new RV surge protector. The surge protector's maker sells the same lock for almost half the price. It's a little flimsy and won't dissuade a determined burglar, but it will make them want to flee by creating a disturbance or a lot of noise, which is precisely what you want it to do. Although there are robust, thicker cable locks available, they offer no significant advantages other than possibly lengthening the time it takes someone to break through them. Currently, there is no feasible method to create an iron encased lock down solution for this kind of situation.The lock itself is quite little and light, and I wish it had been a little bit beefier, but this could just be a matter of the product's economics. You get what you paid for, in other words, and they do produce one with both a meatier cable and lock that is quite comparable. The wire on that one is too thick to fit through the lock loop or door hinge on the majority of RV power pedestals, which is my only worry. So for now, I continued with this.Time will tell how the entire project bears up to the elements; as it ages and weathers, I may update this at some time.Due of the lock's relative small weight for a Master Lock product, it receives one star less.
4.2/5
INCLUDES: One adjustable cable lock, two keys
DURABLE DESIGN: Cable is made from braided steel for strength and flexibility; Rust-resistant lock and vinyl-coated cable provide superior weather and scratch resistance
LOCK APPLICATION: For indoor and outdoor use; Adjustable cable lock is best used for bicycles, ATVs, grills, and lawn mowers
EASE OF USE: Patented adjustable locking mechanism holds the cable tight at any position (1 ft. to 6 ft.) for a perfect fit; Vinyl coated cable threads through places other cables can't
SPECIFICATIONS: 6 ft. cable length; 3/8 in. outside diameter
$234
These are substantial and thick. They can essentially hold practically any weight or object in place. The only issue with these is that they are nearly impossible to open if you cinch them within 6" of the lock.(I have bought hundreds of items from Amazon.com. As of this moment, I have never been given a product for free or at a reduced cost in exchange for a review. As hundreds of reviewers on Amazon.com have done for me, I write reviews to assist others in determining whether a product is suitable for their needs.Standards for my evaluationsFive stars: The product accomplishes the functions it was advertised to perform and fits the product's image and description.I deduct one point for each of the following: 1) Items that don't serve their intended purpose; and/or 2) Items that are seriously lacking in one or more categories.For 1) things that do not serve the function for which they were promoted and/or 2) items that are notably poor in one or more areas, I deduct one star from each.)
4/5
Bike lock is 6 ft (1. 8m) long with 5/16 in. (8mm) outside diameter (includes vinyl coating)
Bike cable lock is self-coiling for easy storage
Set your own four digit combination bike lock for keyless convenience, set and reset your combination allowing for thousands of personalized combination code options
Cable lock is made from braided steel for strength and flexibility; protective vinyl coating helps to prevent scratches
Bike lock is best used for bicycles, ladders, lawn mowers, and sports equipment
$234
Since they are much simpler to wrap around objects like a light post or tree when a bike rack is not available, I greatly prefer bungee locks like this one. Additionally, the less keys I have, the better, therefore a combination lock is absolutely necessary. If your bike is reasonably inexpensive, I recommend this over a U-lock even though this version still has the potential to be clipped. utilising for the past two years. Although this is an excellent buy, if your bike is worth more than, say, $200, just get a U-lock.
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