🔑 Pacsafe Prosafe Accepted Key Card Lock - Black (1Pc) Review

I took this lock to fit my suitcase with a built in combination lock because I'm blind and can't find that combination to save my life. It's great and I love it. It is very easy to use and the key fits right in your wallet. The small holes in the card make it easy to see. You simply insert the card so the holes go into the lock and gently push it up and into the lock. The lock will open immediately.

This is my favorite lock. It's small enough to easily fit in luggage, but large enough to be used in a medium-sized locker. I keep a copy of the key card in my wallet and clip the other to my keychain for easy access. The card key is easy to use and easier to store than a regular key. The plastic is strong enough that I don't need to protect it much in any of the environments I've worked in (factories).

I love the convenience of this lock and would probably buy it again. However I think it doesn't really matter if I used a TSA lock because they cut it off or used a TSA key and I didn't get the lock back. I've heard several stories about the same situation where instead of the ASP they cut the lock with the keys they have. There's not much point in spending extra money on a TSA lock if it's cut off or removed with TSA keys and not returned.

I recently traveled to Beijing China and Seoul South Korea and these locks work as advertised. Very easy to lock and unlock, unlike lock keys which are often lost, cards are easy to carry and difficult to lose. The locks are TSA compliant and my luggage was not checked. Immigration to Toronto, Beijing and Seoul proved to be trouble-free. I bought two locks thinking there was only one lock in each purchase but there are two in the pack. I decided to keep two extra locks as a reserve for friends…

I compared this lock to a Lewis N. Clark TSA card lock and it turned out they were made on the same assembly line. Get that Pacsafe for the price. A few bucks more and you get TWO locks and TWO cards in the pack (same combo for both), Lewis N. Clark's lock contains only one lock. Lewis N. Clark Tsa Key Card Lock This is a handy little lock. In a year I will unsubscribe as it holds. I really like the metal free key card that I can carry in my wallet. Makes life in security easier. The only…

I used the original Pacsafe lock that I bought a long time ago. This is great because I didn't have to worry about losing the key. However, when I was recently in Barcelona and taking off from JFK Airport (June 28, 2017), the TSA agent removed this lock from my luggage and did not put it back in my Hartmann suitcase. So when I arrived in Barcelona, there was no Pacsafe lock in my luggage. Don't worry I'll be traveling again and this is the only luggage lock I would use. I have purchased 2 more…

I am rating this 5 stars because I love this luggage lock. I'm one of those people who just can't trust their unlocked luggage to go through everything airline baggage handlers do with it while on their own property. What do I like about this castle? Well, no more cups to fiddle with to get them lined up correctly. No more finding or losing keys. Pacsafe locks are TSA approved and locking/unlocking couldn't be easier. The credit card-sized keycard is easy to transport, takes up hardly any space