Eagle Creek Cable TSA Lock: Secure Your Luggage with Ease Review

I use cable locks to secure multiple luggage and have had good luck with this concept so far. I have cable and U-locks and use them to lock various luggage compartments. Good locks.

I really think this is one of a kind. My kid's camp needed a key for the lock, but let's face it, it's a lot easier for a kid to deal with a combination lock. So the camp got its key, but my kid just had to remember his code. I think this is the perfect solution for this requirement.

Correct, they are supplied without a key. Had to go up the chain with Revain to tell them to either come with the keys or change the product image. If they haven't changed anything, then they don't care. Said they would investigate but still changed 2 sets only to be disappointed they didn't have keys. The questions and answers say it comes with them, but don't believe it.

After feedback from people who had problems with the lock I was a little hesitant but bought it anyway for a 3 week trip to Italy and have been very happy with it ever since. I've found the flex cable easier to climb through the holes in my Eagle Creek luggage than another brand of cable that I bought and then returned (it's been so long I can't remember which one, but it had a strong core) . I like being able to use a key or combination lock. I remember some people having problems, but I…

Product dimensions: Cable from ball to ball approximately 3 7/8 inches, the cable itself is almost 3 inches long. The locker is 1 3/8 inches high and just under 1 1/4 inches wide. The thickness of the locker is half an inch where the keyhole is located and just over half an inch where the combination reset is located. I like the length of the cable, not too long and not too short. It slides easily through the zip holes in the main compartment, and if you have locking holes on other carry-on…