Review on 🚲 Seatylock Viking Heavy Duty Bike Lock Chain with Key – Maximum Security Bicycle Lock by Marcus Munoz

Received this lock in the mail today. I'll start off first by saying;Dear Seatylock, you don't have to make it so hard to get the keys out from the packaging. I ended up slicing and poking through my nail trying to cut the keys out because the cardboard was so thick. Almost felt like I was a bike thief trying to get through the lock itself. You can see my nail bleeding a bit. Anyways. lets get to the real stuff.The reason I bought this was for the fact that I was looking for a high quality chainlock that could replace my extremely heavy and long Kryptonite Evolution 10mm chainlock while not having to worry about the locking mechanism failing on me one day.Both Viking and Kryptonite Evolution claim to have 10mm chain links. If you look at the picture, you can see the Kryptonite Evolution lock has six sides to it, making it thicker. This was where I was most disappointed.Where the Viking lock wins in comparison:The locking mechanism. Kryptonite products have the reputation of feeling as if you're picking the lock to try to get the key in and out. Customers have sometimes complained of not being able to unlock their locks. I was starting to experience this myself and it was a reason why I convinced myself to buy the Viking chain lock. For the Viking lock, the key slides in a lot better and smoothly. You turn the key slightly, feel a click, then keep turning and you'll feel another one. That's it. Very smooth. Well done on this one Seatylock.Another upside; the sleeve itself is of great quality. It's soft but feels durable. The chain isn't showing at all. Great for those of you that worry about scratching your bike. I personally don't care but this is a plus.The chain links should be good enough to keep away most attacks.This is my second Seatylock product (I own the Pentagon lock) and am a happy customer. My bike rides have just gotten a bit more smoother.Buy