Secure Your Outdoor Possessions with Master Lock 719D Steel Cable and Integrated Padlock Review

This lock works exactly as I expected. I was just trying to keep people out of my backyard because people like to steal small items like clubs and shovels and he seems to be doing what he's supposed to do. I don't have expensive things in my garden, so if someone really wants to come to my garden, I'm sure they can easily be felled. Although I don't think about it. I knew how small it was when I bought it. I am very happy with my purchase.

I was hoping for something stronger as anyone with a bolt/cable cutter could do it in no time and the castle itself isn't quite the size of a Fort Knox. However, since most camping coasters only have a small hole in the lid for the cord to run through, this will at least discourage most people from messing with it, and probably prevent wild animals from escaping with our expensive surge protector. . In general, it copes with the task.

I have a Yamaha XMax 300 and sometimes the storage box under the seat is full of my stuff and I don't have room to securely lock the helmet. At times like these I rely on this set of locks/cables to secure the helmet to the bike. It really fits perfectly with any full face helmet or D-ring harness (thin cable goes through too). In addition, it hardly takes up any space in the luggage compartment. Works well. Good quality. Master Locks have always been around and are still a good purchase that…

We need a thin wire cable lock to secure our RV's surge protector to a utility pole. This cable is just the right size to pass through the small hole on the surge protector for this purpose. The only downside is that it has a key lock and not a combination lock, so it's another very small key to keep an eye on. We've also found that if the lock isn't under the plastic cover of a surge protector, water will get in and be difficult to unlock. Overall this is what we were looking for and it does…

This is a good cable lock for attaching a portable RV electrical control system (surge protector) to a camping power pole. The only problem I had is that in wet weather the lock starts to rust and then the lock stops working well. At a campground, I figured I'd have to cut the cord because the lock wouldn't open without a noticeable wiggle of the key. When I got home I sprayed the lock with grease. This restored the lock to normal operating condition. Be sure to stock up on lube for this lock…

I bought this to protect the surge protector I use on my caravan. It was even recommended by the manufacturer, but my issue is that the locking mechanism is very finicky when it comes to security. If you do not insert the cable end perfectly into the lock, the cable can be pulled out of the closed lock with a good tug. Several times I thought I'd locked it, pulled the key, pulled the cord, and the cord came straight out of the lock. The end of the cable must be inserted with great care so that…

1. Although this lock looks like a standard master lock, its body is actually slightly smaller, thinner and lighter. This actually works for me because I use it as a gate lock and don't have much room to put the lock between the fence door and my house. But don't expect your standard master lock with a cable.2. The diameter of the cable fits perfectly through the protective latch holes that allow locking. This was a big problem for me because I wanted to lock the fence both front and back with…

Purchased to protect our new RV surge protector. This is the same lock that the surge protector manufacturer sells for almost half the price. It's a bit too thin and won't stop a determined thief, but will get him to start a riot or a whole bunch of thugs to try and get away with him, and that's exactly what you need it for. It's currently unthinkable (yet) to make an iron lock for something like this, and of course there are stronger, thicker cable locks with no other real benefit other than…