🔒 Waterproof Padlock with Long Shackle - Puroma 2 Pack 2.6 Inch Combination Lock for Gym, Locker, Fence, Gate, Toolbox, Case Review

I needed a lock for my gym locker and came across this one because it's so cheap to get 2. I decided to give my friend a second one. The lock itself is very durable and easy to use, perfect for school or gym lockers. It is also very convenient to reprogram the lock if necessary.

Looks good. Time will tell how they will hold up to the elements. So far, so good. One lives on the hose barb cover to keep it out for 3 years. The faucet drips the first time you turn it off, so the lock gets wet. I like that they are set to 0000 and it only takes a few toggle switches to lock them for our purposes. The long shutter makes it easy to see the numbers.

Used locks on the cabin door of a sailing boat. They rust within 1-2 months. Recovery failed. The description says it can be used outdoors. I wouldn't advise it. Contacted the company for a refund. wait to hear. will follow the result. The company's response has been amazing. Get a refund quickly and easily. I recommend their locks and service. Maybe just not in an environment with salty sea air.

I've been using padlocks with keys for my sheds, lockers, caravans etc for years. I finally got tired of forgetting the key and leaving it in my laundry bag or, even worse, uselessly hide it on the door frame. Maybe a combination lock is easier to pick or pick (?), but honestly, little bolt cutters don't care if it's a combination lock or a combination lock. Therefore, for the convenience of the owner, these combo locks are much less cumbersome. No more embarrassment when my wife finds the key…

The "little pen" was never put in the slot. Even if I did my best to push it down, if I suffered the second twist with the stylus as far down as possible, everything would happen that the numbers on the dial would start moving. This applied to both castles. At this point, even if I could get them to work, I wouldn't because I couldn't believe they were buggy and I would have to turn them off. As for the cost, it's not worth my time and effort to return them so they end up in the trash. Measured

I installed a lock correctly the first time. The other lock I believe shifted the numbers while I "turned back" the knob after setting the lock. I was stuck with a lock that was in the closed position and I didn't know the combination. Another post said you could "feel" the numbers, so with a little fumbling I was able to unlock the lock again. So when setting the numbers, maybe hold the numbers with your thumb while turning it back so they don't move. The lock on the roof of my car that…

DO NOT USE FOR VERY VALUABLE ITEMS. Locks are of good quality. The optics are fine, the numbers are easy to read without glasses, there is a click in every number, and of course a long bracket helps in some cases. My only problem with this lock is that it's very easy to open once you understand how the mechanism inside works. I'm not a lockpicker or even a novice, but I was able to open it with my eyes closed. The clicks in the numbers have some pressure change when spinning, and when you feel…

Very weak lock compared to the traditional lock I used before. I would agree as the lock was meant to be daunting but then when I placed the lock on the gate the code numbers were pointing to the ground making them unreadable. Common sense dictates to just turn the lock, but I've tried turning the lock to a different position so the numbers can be read, but due to the round shape, it can't be turned over so the numbers can be read. There's just no way. This prevented a caretaker who needed…