Forge TSA006 Cable Locks, Extra long-15'' with Zinc Alloy Body(Koala Series, Black)

• THE MOST SECURE TSA KEY LOCK ON THE MARKET: Forge luggage locks use an advanced dimple key and hardened steel tumbler system. Most luggage locks use old-style single bitted keys which are vulnerable to lock picking and freezing up at the worst possible times. Rest easy knowing that your Forge lock is tamper proof and perfectly reliable.
• KEYED ALIKE TO LIGHTEN YOUR KEYRING: Every lock in the package will work with every key included. You only need to keep a single key on your person, the other keys included can be kept in a safe place or given to a family member or friend.
• MOST DURABLE TSA RECOGNIZED AND ACCEPTED TSA LOCK. Forge luggage locks are designed from the ground up to be the toughest luggage locks around. Our special alloy lock bodies, and patented internal mechanisms can take such a pounding that we back our product up with an unconditional lifetime guarantee. If you can find a way to break these locks, we will gladly refund or replace them.
• MANY USES WITH LOTS OF VARIETY. Forge travel locks come with the extra long cable for more usage. It can be used on a wide variety of items besides suitcases or luggage. These locks can be used on a briefcase, gym locker, purse, backpack or laptop bag. The longer cable can hold your bags together to a chair in a hotel room or even use to lock your refrigerator.
• Travel Safely Around the World? Want a TSA approved luggage lock which works internationally? We have you covered! Forge cable key lock uses the TSA 006 master key. This system is supported by airports in USA, Canada, Japan, Israel, Finland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, South-Korea, Togo and many, many other countries. We actually don't have the space to list them all here!

Established in Wyoming in 2015, Forge Luggage Locks quickly earned a reputation for producing high-quality TSA-approved locks. The founders, after repeatedly losing valuable belongings while traveling with a lively two-year-old boy—and another baby on the way—were compelled to confront a market filled with limited choices and inconsistent quality.