Has anyone been able to lock this suitcase?
1418113
Have not attempted to lock. On flights, all other times, I keep it in my sight so no need to lock. Sorry I could not help.
1418114
the only solution I came up with was to install two small stainless steel rings on the small center zipper pulls, and lock them together..it's not ideal but can think of no other way...the rings are like key rings, 1/4 inch and slotted...I got them online...I also wrote High Sierra and requested they improve their bag by going back to the larger/sturdier zippers it had just last year..it really is baffling to get a check through bag you can't lock properly
1418115
Yes, I used tiny TSA lock and TSA Cable lock. It was annoying that the zippers were not the same size and the locks did not fit properly on one of the zippers. I think I used the cable lock on the pull tabs because neither would actually go through the more secure part. Should be changed by High Sierra. I would suggest the belt locks (that wrap entire suitcase) that for added security.
1418116
forget locking it (*snip*) -- just use some small tie-wraps to tell you if it has been opened. if you are traveling to a truly sketchy part of the world, have your luggage completely "wrapped" in one of those shrink-wrap places.
1644242
Yes you can. I use a luggage lock because the diameter of the hole is narrow.
1037133
hello! yes I did. There are the instructions stamped on the back...press the small (don't know the name) and WITH THE OTHER HAND (it's impossible to do it with the same one) pull out the compartment. It has to work! ;) bye
723196
it does not have a lock, only 2 zippers. I suppose you could clip the two two zippers together somehow (clip or zip tie them). That way the door could not unzip therefore opening the door.
2186991
Yes, there is a manufactured hole above the handle for a lock. At times I have drilled holes at the ends for additional security when using them as luggage.
340180
There isn't a built-in way to lock the zippers. But you could get creative and use zip ties or a small luggage lock.
8922
Yes you can lock the case. It has four holes to place locks in. I recommend No. 7KALF from Master Lock locks. These locks fit the case perfectly and are much tougher than the light weight TSA locks. Also buy them from a locksmith and he can get them keyed alike for you. I have 4 cases, 8 locks, and I only need one key. For traveling, try this procedure: 1)Show up early, the TSA process will take up to additional 45 mins. 2) Carry current supporting documentation for firearms travel from TSA's website and the website of the airline you are traveling on. This is huge. This way there will be no confusion as to what is legal and what is not (TSA/airline reps are not standardized like they should be). If questions come up, and they will, ask for a supervisor and show them your current documentation and they back down very quickly. 3) After filling out your declared card, take your case to the TSA inspection area and/or follow it there and personally watch it get scanned. This is the point where if a lock needs to be open you are standing there with the key. Once it passes this point the do not open the case again.
1271406
there are holes drilled in the handle which you could thread a lock through; no lock is built into the case itself
1013894
There is no locking ability to the one we purchased. You would have to do some sort of fabrication to the door with a hasp and padlock. The box material is fiberglass.
1215476
Not that I have, but you could replace the pin with a bolt with a nylok nut and at least someone would have to have tools to overcome the lock
1395278
no it is really not lockable, but a nice case. You might could hang a small lock thru the handles
925521
Don't know how you would lock it so no one could open it. IT is strong but I don't know with the way baggage handlers handle things.
269179
There is a lock on the small pocket in front. You can easily get a small luggage lock for the main compartment.
52793
We had a bag that was a tad more difficult than the rest. We just kept working at it....get the zipper under the lock as close as possible and keep pushing down. Eventually it gives....ours did and it works fine. Work the key back and forth locking and unlocking. Hope this helps you. Michelle
1898502
It doesn't have a lock, nor would you want one, as the top lifts up to put in envelopes. We were able to put it in the safe at the venue mid reception. If you give me your email, I'll email you a picture of the gift table....everyone was commenting on it.
347676
No, no lock and other than a hasp and pad lock I don't know how you would lock it.
194003
Yes too big for most suitcases. And if you are flying TSA will break it off or cut open the suitcase to inspect, anyway. Not a TSA approved lock.