Head out with confidence using a combination lock paired with a 3 feet long cable for flexible routing through zippers or around a rack or anchor point. Easy to set and simple to use with no keys to manage, these are a practical deterrent for casual theft when your gear is parked or packed overnight.
It's straightforward to use and easy to reset to your own 3-digit code. The light cable pulls out to the length you need, which keeps things tidy. Check that the dials are readable enough for you; some prefer numbers covered more. If the cable is retractable, test the retraction a few times before a trip to confirm smooth operation.
Often yes, for looping through cargo bag zippers and reaching a nearby tie point. The cable is 35 inches, so measure your exact route around luggage and attachment point. If you lack roof rails, add a window-mounted anchor to shorten the span. If you want a thicker cable, note it may not pass through zipper pulls.
It helps keep honest people honest and can keep a casual thief out. It's a deterrent, not a guarantee, so avoid leaving gear unattended overnight when possible. Position the lock where it's hard to hit or pry. Give the setup a firm tug after locking to confirm everything cinched and the zippers are captured.
Yes, it can secure cargo bag zippers and attach to a tie point to help deter theft. The cable length is 35 inches, so measure the path from zipper pulls to your rack or anchor to confirm reach. On a naked roof, use a window anchor to create a tie point. This helps keep casual thieves out, but for overnight stops consider bringing valuables inside.
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