Unbreakable Security: Kryptonite Kryptolok 990 9.5mm Combo Chain Bicycle Lock Review

After my trailer was stolen, securing my expensive gear became a priority. The lock works great, as does the flexibility to change combos, giving you peace of mind that gear is safe and secure. When the chain is taut, locking is not particularly easy. Too bad I didn't get a longer one, that's what I wear.

Looks creepy so that'll do the trick. It's big, heavy and has the Kryptonite logo. At first I thought it was broken. You need to push the latch link into the lock body to pull the latch at the end to open. Otherwise it doesn't work. I've never been sure if combination locks are that secure, but this one has five digits, so maybe that adds something. The chain's nylon cover primarily protects the bicycle. The body of the lock itself looks like a flail, so I noticed some dents on it. I would buy…

I literally can't find any good reviews on this lock so thought I'd put it here . Here's what I know: He seems strong, hasn't seen any signs of weakness or found a video online of him picking this lock. Studies have shown it to be superior to the similar Kryptonite U-Lock. Pros: Hard. Can be a disadvantage if you are looking for a lightweight lock but one that is difficult to secure and lightweight. - Long combination: 5 digits, not 3 or 4 - No signs of mistakes or errors. Cons: - Too difficult

What annoys me the most about this purchase is when I read the fine print that multiple years of anti-theft protection requires an additional $30 (in addition to somewhat strict conditions). It's no insignificant fee, and it's already a pretty expensive lock; I find it grossly dishonest for a company to advertise that the locks come with anti-theft protection while hiding a substantial surcharge in the terms and conditions - they deserve a severe penalty for that. While cryptography cuts…