🔐 BRINKS 171-30051 Solid Brass Combination Padlock - Resettable, 30 mm Review

I successfully used a lock once. The next time I went to the gym, I locked my stuff in a locker. Came back from swimming and spent 15 minutes opening the damn thing. Asked two guys to try it. Eventually the mechanic asked to cut it off. If I could put negative stars, I would. Also, I can't return the item because it's cut. Don't waste money. In addition, it is small and difficult to move. Pure nonsense. Granite my ass.

As a note this is NOT a motivated review. I use several of these locks to secure outdoor outlets and other outdoor vulnerable items. While the cheaper locks are a lot cheaper, their quality pales in comparison to these Brinks locks. You can see and feel the quality from the minute you hold it in your hands. The build quality is HIGH PRECISION and definitely stiff. They look discreet and very beautiful. So if you are serious about securing anything you want, these locks are totally worth your…

As a product, I am sure that everything is fine. But I can't tell. I bought a "Used - Very Good" padlock and upon looking at the box I immediately realized I had screwed it up: the padlock was not set to 0000. Tried to see if the combination reset to 0000 but it didn't so she sold me a useless lock. For those who need to clarify, I was sold a lock with an unknown combination. I don't think you should buy used from Brinks. Extremely disappointed with such a simple and obvious mistake rendering…

Hey Revane, you sold me a used lock when I bought a new one. The package was opened, part of the package was missing and the lock inside was dented. On closer inspection, the lock mechanically met and exceeded my expectations for a well-made lock. This is a small lock and is considered a medium sized luggage lock. But Brinks makes good castles. This is my second purchase and when I first bought it I got a new one so I thought I'd buy another one because I love the first one so much. The used…

This is a good padlock for use in humid, salty climates. The shaft is thinner than the main lock. My garden shed has a hole that most padlocks won't fit through for some stupid reason, so it's perfect. I would have preferred a pure stainless steel lock, but I couldn't find one with a bolt that was narrow enough. One thing I don't like, although this can be a plus if it reaches the end of its life and rusts, is that the latch doesn't pop out at all when unlocked, making it hard to tell when it's