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REI TSA 3 Indicator Combination Lock

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Item # 790200

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Our REI TSA 3 Indicator combination lock keeps your luggage secure while allowing easy access for airport security screeners.

Lock is recognized and accepted by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
TSA airport screeners can open a Travel Sentry® lock without damaging it; lock is designed to enforce relocking after inspection
3-dial combination can be set to the numbers of your choice

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REI TSA 3 Indicator Combination Lock Customer Reviews

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Aug

2011

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Terrible

By Angler3585

from Charlotte, NC

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Comments about REI TSA 3 Indicator Combination Lock:

I bought this a just three weeks ago for a flyfishing trip to Montana and it worked fine then. Today I tested it out and it won't open. I expect better from a product with an REI label.

Apr

2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

broke at just the wrong time

By chandrika

from Portland, OR

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Pointless
Poor Construction

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Comments about REI TSA 3 Indicator Combination Lock:

This broke in India, the night before I was getting ready to leave. The pin simply would not insert to close it. You can't buy TSA locks in India for replacement. I hoped to carry the bag on, but KLM grabbed it and checked it before I could get anything really valuable out of it. So my bag went through unlocked -- here's what was stolen from it: SIM card with half my trip photos, and approximately $70 of crystal beads I'd planned to use for craft projects. DO NOT BUY THIS LOCK! You can get a better one almost anywhere.

Jan

2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Good until it doesn't open

By Alan from Texas

from Dallas, TX

About Me Frequent Traveler, Practical

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Pros

Compact
Improves Experience

Cons

Poor Construction

Best Uses

Airline Travel
Weekend Trips

Comments about REI TSA 3 Indicator Combination Lock:

I purchased this lock to keep my bag from popping open on my trip and keep people from being too snoopy on the trains. I wasn't expecting to turn my bag into Ft Knox, but I still wanted something solid, which this lock seemed to provide.

While in Europe the lock worked perfect. I opened and closed it maybe 5 times. The last time it opened was in Frankfurt right before I checked my bag. Something must have happened between then and when I got home because I couldn't get the lock open. After 20 minutes of trying I finally just took a screwdriver and pried it open.