• Durable TSA approved luggage locks: Forge tsa locks are engineered to be the most rugged luggage locks available. Crafted with special alloy lock bodies, premium steel shackles, and patented internal mechanisms, these locks can withstand significant impact. If you manage to break these travel locks, we'll happily replace them.
• The most secure TSA locks on the market: Forge luggage locks utilize an advanced TSA006 dimple key and hardened steel tumbler system. Unlike most luggage locks that use old-style single-bitted keys, which are vulnerable to lock picking and freezing up at the worst possible times, Forge key locks provide peace of mind with their tamper-proof design and perfect reliability.
• Keyed alike to lighten your keyring: Every tsa lock in the package is compatible with every key included. You only need to keep a single key on your person; the other keys included can be stored in a safe place or given to a family member or friend. Additionally, this key can't be duplicated in stores, so purchasing a larger pack ensures matching keys and locks for convenience and enhanced security, as each key is uniquely designed and cannot be replicated elsewhere.
• Always locked, always protected. Trust Forge TSA-approved locks to safeguard your luggage from unauthorized access, whether it's unwanted persons or TSA agents at the airport. Forge key travel locks feature the reliable TSA006 key system for high security, and their compact size makes them ideal for lightweight travel. Each travel lock measures 1'' by 1'' and is 0.7'' thick, weighing just 1.5 oz.
• Many uses with lots of variety. Forge travel key locks are versatile and can be used on a wide range of items beyond just suitcases or luggage. These luggage locks are suitable for securing a briefcase, gym locker, purse, backpack, laptop bag, and more. Best part, no combination to remember.

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.