Black Master Lock 72DPF Steel Cable – Loop Ends, 1 Pack – Enhanced SEO Review

Good length strong cable for securing items in my van. I used this on a cross country trip to secure my 2 generators and spare propane tank in the back of my truck. The bed is covered with aluminum foil so my gear is not visible. Anyone trying to steal my stuff could ruin the bedspread and cut the cord, but thieves generally don't steal what they can't see. And you wouldn't open the lid and cut the cord without me and the dog knowing.

Good price. I use it to cordon off a boat on a reservoir and it works great. Long enough to catch on a tree. Also heavy enough to deter someone from stealing the boat if they really don't want to. In this case, the heavier cable won't hold him, he'll cut through anything if he really wants to. I don't find very many stolen small rowboats here, too much trouble for little benefit. They're much more likely to crash the boat, in which case the lock and cable won't stop them.

This is a very strong and well made cable. I use this cable to lock my items onto my 4runner's roof rack so no one can steal those items from there. I love the outer finish of this cable, it's made out of some kind of soft synthetic plastic that won't scratch the paintwork. The metal cable inside is very strong and hasn't shown any weakness yet. I keep it outside in inclement weather and constantly exposed to harsh conditions like sub-zero temperatures or a very scorching sun that loves to…

A smart security device and a bargain. I used chains on my village gates that only the biggest bolt cutters could handle. But I had to cut them off. Chains are expensive. The corresponding chain length cost me almost twice as much. And the cable is almost impossible to cut with almost anything you can hold in your hands. An unexpected improvement over the chain is the sleeve. Not only does it keep out rain, but it also makes removing and replacing the chain on metal gates a less nerve-wracking…

We bought these to lock our kayaks in the backyard for security. We live in a safe area, but nowadays you never really know. I added a Master Lock key lock to lock them and we ran a cable through both hand holes and around the kayaks and the tarp that covered them. They should be kept dry and protected from the occasional thief. The cord says it's saw and knife proof, but I'm sure a good bolt cutter will cut through it or the lock. You can never be 100%, but it's a good theft deterrent. With…

As a photographer/storm chaser, I sometimes have to leave my gear (several thousand dollars worth) in the car when I don't feel like it. While everything is insured I wouldn't want to go back to find it smashed and confiscated and having to worry about replacing it. So this year I bought Pelican cases (which are super strong) and this cable and some padlocks. He's really fat! I route this cable around the factory seat mounts (they are designed to withstand impact loads) and then insert the ends

I bought a Kryptonite cable similar to this one and really liked the flexibility of the braided cable compared to the standard twisted pair cable, but it was too short for my purpose and the Kryptonite has it no longer cable made at a reasonable price (which I could find). I was a little wary of the flexibility of this cable based on some reviews, but it was short lived when I got it. This cable is quite flexible (matches expensive kryptonite) and is very well protected with vinyl coated cable…

One thing to note, this is not for dark areas and certainly not for night areas. This is for locking the bike when you want to go shopping or go to the toilet. Better than nothing . so true. As for me, I don't think I can carry enough locks in my bag to be 100% comfortable. So I insured my bike. peace of mind. Personally I use mine when I'm camping at campgrounds in state or federal parks, I wrap it around/under one of the tires. Then thread it through the frame and attach the seat. It's just…