Ultimate Security: Unleash the Power of Hiplok Chain Lock Review

Heavy, safe and functional. Also the price is very good! Use it as a lock and as a strap for my bike rack. Intuitive and easy to use.

This is the coolest lock I've ever had. Gets tons of comments, works great and is EXTREMELY useful. No need to use a holder to hold it or a bag to put it down. Buckle up and make some coasters!

.it's one you won't forget because you wear it. The chain case is thick enough not to scratch my Black Edition Brompton. The lock is strong enough to deter serious bike thieves. And I love the combination of metallic pink and black.

Perfect for my peace of mind when not carrying extra weight on your hips. It's a bit short, so I'd also recommend getting a cabled U-lock. I can lock up the front with it, but with time and effort you could lock up the fork and wheel. In a word, I recommend this castle.

Great product. No problem, and while it takes a little getting used to (weight and adjustment), it's very comfortable. I pair it with ULock and still have the bike, so here's the thing. It also doesn't stand out when worn - you won't look like a junkyard dog wearing it to the office like with chains :)

In general, the lock is excellent. The lock is very comfortable around my waist when riding my road bike or when sitting more upright on my hybrid bike. The lock feels solid and all the little details of the lock make it very convenient to use. Obviously it took them a long time to make a lock that is convenient to use. However, I had to deduct a star because it is not enough for about 15% of my blocking scenarios. When I unpacked it, it seemed to be enough for almost every blocking situation…

First of all I really like this idea of a wearable strap that doubles as a bike lock. There are two things I would change: The usual cord chain made of thick rectangular metal links. Therefore it is as tall as it is wide. I would like designers to look at some variations of flat chain, e.g. B. Box chains that are flat. b) I'm not clear if they are meant to be opened from the adjustment side (velcro) or by leaving the lock unlocked and simply unhooking it from the body when taking it. I use the…