TSA Approved Locks

No. Owners unlock the ANVIL 23032 with their personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The red Alert Indicator pops up after the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, giving you a visible sign that your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23032. You use your personal 4-digit combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes. Open the lock with your current combination, use the lock’s reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new 4-digit code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA008 keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before attaching the lock to your luggage or gear.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a flexible steel cable measuring approximately 0.11 in in diameter and 4.17 in long, with about 1.56 in of vertical clearance. The lock measures 1.24 × 3.48 × 0.54 in and weighs approximately 2.47 oz. It is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, gym lockers, laptop cases, golf bags, Pelican-style cases, and other small locking points. Check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. Owners unlock the ANVIL 23032 with their personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The red Alert Indicator pops up after the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, giving you a visible sign that your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23032. You use your personal 4-digit combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes. Open the lock with your current combination, use the lock’s reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new 4-digit code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA008 keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before attaching the lock to your luggage or gear.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a flexible steel cable measuring approximately 0.11 in in diameter and 4.17 in long, with about 1.56 in of vertical clearance. The lock measures 1.24 × 3.48 × 0.54 in and weighs approximately 2.47 oz. It is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, gym lockers, laptop cases, golf bags, Pelican-style cases, and other small locking points. Check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. Owners unlock the ANVIL 23032 with their personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The red Alert Indicator pops up after the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, giving you a visible sign that your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23032. You use your personal 4-digit combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes. Open the lock with your current combination, use the lock’s reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new 4-digit code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA008 keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before attaching the lock to your luggage or gear.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a flexible steel cable measuring approximately 0.11 in in diameter and 4.17 in long, with about 1.56 in of vertical clearance. The lock measures 1.24 × 3.48 × 0.54 in and weighs approximately 2.47 oz. It is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, gym lockers, laptop cases, golf bags, Pelican-style cases, and other small locking points. Check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. Owners unlock the ANVIL 23032 with their personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The red Alert Indicator pops up after the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, giving you a visible sign that your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23032. You use your personal 4-digit combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes. Open the lock with your current combination, use the lock’s reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new 4-digit code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA008 keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before attaching the lock to your luggage or gear.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a flexible steel cable measuring approximately 0.11 in in diameter and 4.17 in long, with about 1.56 in of vertical clearance. The lock measures 1.24 × 3.48 × 0.54 in and weighs approximately 2.47 oz. It is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, gym lockers, laptop cases, golf bags, Pelican-style cases, and other small locking points. Check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. Owners unlock the ANVIL 23032 with their personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The red Alert Indicator pops up after the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, giving you a visible sign that your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23032. You use your personal 4-digit combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes. Open the lock with your current combination, use the lock’s reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new 4-digit code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA008 keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before attaching the lock to your luggage or gear.

The ANVIL 23032 uses a flexible steel cable measuring approximately 0.11 in in diameter and 4.17 in long, with about 1.56 in of vertical clearance. The lock measures 1.24 × 3.48 × 0.54 in and weighs approximately 2.47 oz. It is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, gym lockers, laptop cases, golf bags, Pelican-style cases, and other small locking points. Check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The ANVIL 23021 is designed for owner access through a personal 4-digit combination. The TSA008 keyway is intended for authorized baggage inspection and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

TSA008 identifies the inspection keyway used by the ANVIL 23021. You use your personal combination for normal access, while authorized security personnel with the compatible inspection tool can open the lock during baggage screening without needing your code.

The ANVIL 23021 uses a 4-digit combination, giving you 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. The combination can be changed when needed as long as you can open the lock with the current code.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Follow the reset control shown in the product instructions to select your new 4-digit combination, then test the new code several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The ANVIL 23021 measures approximately 1.3 × 0.5 × 3.2 in and is designed for compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, and selected hard or equipment cases. Because lock openings vary, check the attachment-point size and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. Owners use their personal combination for normal access. The TSA inspection keyway is intended for authorized baggage screening and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

Yes. The ANVIL 2A017 uses a TSA-recognized inspection system that allows authorized security personnel to open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your personal combination.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Use the lock’s combination reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new combination several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA inspection keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before using the lock.

The ANVIL 2A017 uses a flexible reinforced steel cable designed to pass through compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, gun cases, equipment cases, and similar locking points. Because zipper and attachment-point sizes vary, check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. Owners use their personal combination for normal access. The TSA inspection keyway is intended for authorized baggage screening and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

Yes. The ANVIL 2A017 uses a TSA-recognized inspection system that allows authorized security personnel to open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your personal combination.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Use the lock’s combination reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new combination several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA inspection keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before using the lock.

The ANVIL 2A017 uses a flexible reinforced steel cable designed to pass through compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, gun cases, equipment cases, and similar locking points. Because zipper and attachment-point sizes vary, check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. Owners use their personal combination for normal access. The TSA inspection keyway is intended for authorized baggage screening and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

Yes. The ANVIL 2A017 uses a TSA-recognized inspection system that allows authorized security personnel to open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your personal combination.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Use the lock’s combination reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new combination several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA inspection keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before using the lock.

The ANVIL 2A017 uses a flexible reinforced steel cable designed to pass through compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, gun cases, equipment cases, and similar locking points. Because zipper and attachment-point sizes vary, check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. Owners use their personal combination for normal access. The TSA inspection keyway is intended for authorized baggage screening and is not an owner backup keyway.

The Search Alert indicator provides a visible sign that the lock has been opened through the TSA inspection system, helping you know whether your luggage was accessed during screening.

Yes. The ANVIL 2A017 uses a TSA-recognized inspection system that allows authorized security personnel to open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your personal combination.

Open the lock with your current combination before changing the code. Use the lock’s combination reset control to enter setting mode, choose your new code, then return the reset control to its normal position. Test the new combination several times while the lock is still open before using it.

The TSA inspection keyway is not an owner backup keyway. If the lock is closed and you forget your combination, the code cannot simply be reset without first opening the lock with the correct combination. Test and securely record your new code before using the lock.

The ANVIL 2A017 uses a flexible reinforced steel cable designed to pass through compatible suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, travel bags, gun cases, equipment cases, and similar locking points. Because zipper and attachment-point sizes vary, check the opening and surrounding clearance before purchasing.

No. The Koala 2A008 is a keyed TSA cable lock, so there is no combination to remember or reset. Owners unlock the lock with the included dimple key.

Keyed alike means that every Koala lock in the same package can be opened with any of the keys included in that package. This lets you carry one working key while keeping the other included keys in a separate safe place.

Keyed-alike compatibility is guaranteed within the same package. Do not assume that keys from a separately purchased Koala set will open locks from another package. Keep at least one original key from each set in a safe place.

TSA006 identifies the inspection key system used by the Koala 2A008. You use the included owner key for normal access, while authorized airport security can use the compatible TSA inspection system to open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your personal key.

The flexible cable is designed to pass through many suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, briefcases, laptop bags, and compatible locker openings. Because attachment points vary in size and shape, check the opening and available clearance before purchasing.

The Koala 2A008 is designed so the lock must be returned to the locked position before the key can be removed. This helps reduce the chance of the lock being left open after authorized inspection or normal use.

No. The Koala 2A008 is a keyed TSA cable lock, so there is no combination to remember or reset. Owners unlock the lock with the included dimple key.

Keyed alike means that every Koala lock in the same package can be opened with any of the keys included in that package. This lets you carry one working key while keeping the other included keys in a separate safe place.

Keyed-alike compatibility is guaranteed within the same package. Do not assume that keys from a separately purchased Koala set will open locks from another package. Keep at least one original key from each set in a safe place.

TSA006 identifies the inspection key system used by the Koala 2A008. You use the included owner key for normal access, while authorized airport security can use the compatible TSA inspection system to open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your personal key.

The flexible cable is designed to pass through many suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, briefcases, laptop bags, and compatible locker openings. Because attachment points vary in size and shape, check the opening and available clearance before purchasing.

The Koala 2A008 is designed so the lock must be returned to the locked position before the key can be removed. This helps reduce the chance of the lock being left open after authorized inspection or normal use.

No. The Koala 2A008 is a keyed TSA cable lock, so there is no combination to remember or reset. Owners unlock the lock with the included dimple key.

Keyed alike means that every Koala lock in the same package can be opened with any of the keys included in that package. This lets you carry one working key while keeping the other included keys in a separate safe place.

Keyed-alike compatibility is guaranteed within the same package. Do not assume that keys from a separately purchased Koala set will open locks from another package. Keep at least one original key from each set in a safe place.

TSA006 identifies the inspection key system used by the Koala 2A008. You use the included owner key for normal access, while authorized airport security can use the compatible TSA inspection system to open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your personal key.

The flexible cable is designed to pass through many suitcase zipper pulls, backpacks, briefcases, laptop bags, and compatible locker openings. Because attachment points vary in size and shape, check the opening and available clearance before purchasing.

The Koala 2A008 is designed so the lock must be returned to the locked position before the key can be removed. This helps reduce the chance of the lock being left open after authorized inspection or normal use.

No. The Koala 2A008 is a keyed TSA cable lock, so there is no combination to remember or reset. Owners unlock the lock with the included dimple key.

Keyed alike means that every Koala lock in the same package can be opened with any of the keys included in that package. This lets you carry one working key while keeping the other included keys in a separate safe place.

Keyed-alike compatibility is guaranteed within the same package. Do not assume that keys from a separately purchased Koala set will open locks from another package. Keep at least one original key from each set in a safe place.

TSA006 identifies the inspection key system used by the Koala 2A008. You use the included owner key for normal access, while authorized airport security can use the compatible TSA inspection system to open and re-lock the lock during baggage screening without needing your personal key.

The 15-inch extra-long cable provides substantially more reach than a standard luggage lock, making it useful for larger attachment points, connecting travel items, or situations where a short cable cannot reach. Always check that the cable length and lock body fit your intended setup before purchasing.

The Koala 2A008 is designed so the lock must be returned to the locked position before the key can be removed. This helps reduce the chance of the lock being left open after authorized inspection or normal use.

The Guardian TS-431 includes an owner key as a backup way to unlock your lock. The TSA007 inspection system is for authorized airport security access. You can use either your 4-digit combination or the included owner key for everyday access—you do not need a TSA master key.

The included owner key gives you a backup way to open the Guardian TS-431 if you forget your combination. Once the lock is open, you can follow the normal reset procedure to set a new 4-digit code. Keep at least one owner key in a separate safe place when traveling.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a rigid steel shackle measuring 0.14 in in diameter with approximately 1.09 in of vertical clearance. The lock body measures 1.22 × 2.63 × 0.52 in. Check the opening and clearance of your zipper pulls, case, locker, or other attachment point before purchasing.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a parallel-press reset system. Open the lock with the current combination, rotate the shackle 180 degrees so it is parallel to the lock body, press it down gently, then set your new 4-digit code. Pull the shackle back up and return it to the locking position when finished. For detailed instructions, see our How to Set Forge TSA Lock guide.

No. TSA inspection access does not change your personal 4-digit combination. Airport security can use the TSA007 inspection system to open and re-lock the lock without knowing or changing your code.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. You can change your combination whenever needed, as long as you can open the lock before entering reset mode.

The Guardian TS-431 includes an owner key as a backup way to unlock your lock. The TSA007 inspection system is for authorized airport security access. You can use either your 4-digit combination or the included owner key for everyday access—you do not need a TSA master key.

The included owner key gives you a backup way to open the Guardian TS-431 if you forget your combination. Once the lock is open, you can follow the normal reset procedure to set a new 4-digit code. Keep at least one owner key in a separate safe place when traveling.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a rigid steel shackle measuring 0.14 in in diameter with approximately 1.09 in of vertical clearance. The lock body measures 1.22 × 2.63 × 0.52 in. Check the opening and clearance of your zipper pulls, case, locker, or other attachment point before purchasing.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a parallel-press reset system. Open the lock with the current combination, rotate the shackle 180 degrees so it is parallel to the lock body, press it down gently, then set your new 4-digit code. Pull the shackle back up and return it to the locking position when finished. For detailed instructions, see our How to Set Forge TSA Lock guide.

No. TSA inspection access does not change your personal 4-digit combination. Airport security can use the TSA007 inspection system to open and re-lock the lock without knowing or changing your code.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. You can change your combination whenever needed, as long as you can open the lock before entering reset mode.

The Guardian TS-431 includes an owner key as a backup way to unlock your lock. The TSA007 inspection system is for authorized airport security access. You can use either your 4-digit combination or the included owner key for everyday access—you do not need a TSA master key.

The included owner key gives you a backup way to open the Guardian TS-431 if you forget your combination. Once the lock is open, you can follow the normal reset procedure to set a new 4-digit code. Keep at least one owner key in a separate safe place when traveling.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a rigid steel shackle measuring 0.14 in in diameter with approximately 1.09 in of vertical clearance. The lock body measures 1.22 × 2.63 × 0.52 in. Check the opening and clearance of your zipper pulls, case, locker, or other attachment point before purchasing.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a parallel-press reset system. Open the lock with the current combination, rotate the shackle 180 degrees so it is parallel to the lock body, press it down gently, then set your new 4-digit code. Pull the shackle back up and return it to the locking position when finished. For detailed instructions, see our How to Set Forge TSA Lock guide.

No. TSA inspection access does not change your personal 4-digit combination. Airport security can use the TSA007 inspection system to open and re-lock the lock without knowing or changing your code.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. You can change your combination whenever needed, as long as you can open the lock before entering reset mode.

The Guardian TS-431 includes an owner key as a backup way to unlock your lock. The TSA007 inspection system is for authorized airport security access. You can use either your 4-digit combination or the included owner key for everyday access—you do not need a TSA master key.

The included owner key gives you a backup way to open the Guardian TS-431 if you forget your combination. Once the lock is open, you can follow the normal reset procedure to set a new 4-digit code. Keep at least one owner key in a separate safe place when traveling.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a rigid steel shackle measuring 0.14 in in diameter with approximately 1.09 in of vertical clearance. The lock body measures 1.22 × 2.63 × 0.52 in. Check the opening and clearance of your zipper pulls, case, locker, or other attachment point before purchasing.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a parallel-press reset system. Open the lock with the current combination, rotate the shackle 180 degrees so it is parallel to the lock body, press it down gently, then set your new 4-digit code. Pull the shackle back up and return it to the locking position when finished. For detailed instructions, see our How to Set Forge TSA Lock guide.

No. TSA inspection access does not change your personal 4-digit combination. Airport security can use the TSA007 inspection system to open and re-lock the lock without knowing or changing your code.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. You can change your combination whenever needed, as long as you can open the lock before entering reset mode.

The Guardian TS-431 includes an owner key as a backup way to unlock your lock. The TSA007 inspection system is for authorized airport security access. You can use either your 4-digit combination or the included owner key for everyday access—you do not need a TSA master key.

The included owner key gives you a backup way to open the Guardian TS-431 if you forget your combination. Once the lock is open, you can follow the normal reset procedure to set a new 4-digit code. Keep at least one owner key in a separate safe place when traveling.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a rigid steel shackle measuring 0.14 in in diameter with approximately 1.09 in of vertical clearance. The lock body measures 1.22 × 2.63 × 0.52 in. Check the opening and clearance of your zipper pulls, case, locker, or other attachment point before purchasing.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a parallel-press reset system. Open the lock with the current combination, rotate the shackle 180 degrees so it is parallel to the lock body, press it down gently, then set your new 4-digit code. Pull the shackle back up and return it to the locking position when finished. For detailed instructions, see our How to Set Forge TSA Lock guide.

No. TSA inspection access does not change your personal 4-digit combination. Airport security can use the TSA007 inspection system to open and re-lock the lock without knowing or changing your code.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. You can change your combination whenever needed, as long as you can open the lock before entering reset mode.

The Guardian TS-431 includes an owner key as a backup way to unlock your lock. The TSA007 inspection system is for authorized airport security access. You can use either your 4-digit combination or the included owner key for everyday access—you do not need a TSA master key.

The included owner key gives you a backup way to open the Guardian TS-431 if you forget your combination. Once the lock is open, you can follow the normal reset procedure to set a new 4-digit code. Keep at least one owner key in a separate safe place when traveling.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a rigid steel shackle measuring 0.14 in in diameter with approximately 1.09 in of vertical clearance. The lock body measures 1.22 × 2.63 × 0.52 in. Check the opening and clearance of your zipper pulls, case, locker, or other attachment point before purchasing.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a parallel-press reset system. Open the lock with the current combination, rotate the shackle 180 degrees so it is parallel to the lock body, press it down gently, then set your new 4-digit code. Pull the shackle back up and return it to the locking position when finished. For detailed instructions, see our How to Set Forge TSA Lock guide.

No. TSA inspection access does not change your personal 4-digit combination. Airport security can use the TSA007 inspection system to open and re-lock the lock without knowing or changing your code.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. You can change your combination whenever needed, as long as you can open the lock before entering reset mode.

The Guardian TS-431 includes an owner key as a backup way to unlock your lock. The TSA007 inspection system is for authorized airport security access. You can use either your 4-digit combination or the included owner key for everyday access—you do not need a TSA master key.

The included owner key gives you a backup way to open the Guardian TS-431 if you forget your combination. Once the lock is open, you can follow the normal reset procedure to set a new 4-digit code. Keep at least one owner key in a separate safe place when traveling.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a rigid steel shackle measuring 0.14 in in diameter with approximately 1.09 in of vertical clearance. The lock body measures 1.22 × 2.63 × 0.52 in. Check the opening and clearance of your zipper pulls, case, locker, or other attachment point before purchasing.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a parallel-press reset system. Open the lock with the current combination, rotate the shackle 180 degrees so it is parallel to the lock body, press it down gently, then set your new 4-digit code. Pull the shackle back up and return it to the locking position when finished. For detailed instructions, see our How to Set Forge TSA Lock guide.

No. TSA inspection access does not change your personal 4-digit combination. Airport security can use the TSA007 inspection system to open and re-lock the lock without knowing or changing your code.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. You can change your combination whenever needed, as long as you can open the lock before entering reset mode.

The Guardian TS-431 includes an owner key as a backup way to unlock your lock. The TSA007 inspection system is for authorized airport security access. You can use either your 4-digit combination or the included owner key for everyday access—you do not need a TSA master key.

The included owner key gives you a backup way to open the Guardian TS-431 if you forget your combination. Once the lock is open, you can follow the normal reset procedure to set a new 4-digit code. Keep at least one owner key in a separate safe place when traveling.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a rigid steel shackle measuring 0.14 in in diameter with approximately 1.09 in of vertical clearance. The lock body measures 1.22 × 2.63 × 0.52 in. Check the opening and clearance of your zipper pulls, case, locker, or other attachment point before purchasing.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a parallel-press reset system. Open the lock with the current combination, rotate the shackle 180 degrees so it is parallel to the lock body, press it down gently, then set your new 4-digit code. Pull the shackle back up and return it to the locking position when finished. For detailed instructions, see our How to Set Forge TSA Lock guide.

No. TSA inspection access does not change your personal 4-digit combination. Airport security can use the TSA007 inspection system to open and re-lock the lock without knowing or changing your code.

The Guardian TS-431 uses a resettable 4-digit combination with 10,000 possible codes from 0000 to 9999. You can change your combination whenever needed, as long as you can open the lock before entering reset mode.