Lock Straps

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Total Cost Breakdown

The cost of Lock Straps is $39.95 plus $15.28 shipping, for a total price of $55.23.

Price is from As Seen on TV Commercial page: lockstraps.com

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Features

• 30 Day Return Policy

  A 30-day return policy is applied to all returns and exchanges. If more than 30 days have passed, no refund or exchange will be offered.
  
  To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging.

Positive Points

• Helps Keep Items Safe

  The LockStraps official website claims that the visible combination lock and hidden steel cable deters over 90% of potential thieves.
  
  You can rest assured that people passing by won't take your stuff with these secure straps that are made from solid construction and steel reinforcements.

• Versatile Straps

  There is a variety of products available on the LockStraps official website. You can choose one, two, or all of the products, depending on what your needs are. Although the straps are mainly marketed towards keeping your motorbike and other vehicle-related items safe, they can literally be used to secure anything!

• Doesn't Scratch Items

  These straps have been designed with your items in mind! The built-in soft tie extensions ensure that these straps will not scratch or damage your paint job or plastics.

• Solid Construction

  All LockStraps straps come with a braided steel cable running on the inside of the entire length of the strap. They also have galvanized steel rivets that are made of solid, industrial strength construction. These straps can take any abuse and a working load of up to 225kg.

Negative Points

• Website Issues

  The official website can be difficult to navigate at times and contains formatting issues. It could also be more clear with the information provided for each product that is available.

• Only 3 Number Combination

  The addition of the combination locking carabiners is a great deterrent for thieves, but it would be better if the combination was more than three numbers. With three numbers there are only 720 possible combinations, but with four numbers that jumps to 10,000!

Does It Really Work?

Yes, the LockStraps products really do work! These aren't just regular straps; they've been beefed up to keep your valuables secure! 

You can see positive testimonials listed on the official website: https://lockstraps.com/

How To Set Your Combination

• Open the Lock

  Find the side of the lock with the lines/arrows and set the combination to 000. Remove the plastic clip and push the silver combination lock all the way down until it pulls away from the black carabiner.

• Find the Pin

  Inside the combination lock where the silver lock housing you will see a recessed pin. This pin can be seen when looking "down" into the lock. If you are unsure please refer to the video or image instructions below.

• Push the Pin Inward

  Using a pen, or similar item, push the pin in (not the entire locking mechanism).

• Set the Combination

  Have your combination in mind, and with the pin depressed, select your desired combination. Remember that the side with the lines/arrows is the side to pay attention to. To avoid making a mistake, it's best to set one digit at a time. That way, if you do make a mistake, it's much easier to identify it and fix it. Repeat these steps until all three are working properly.
  
  If you have any problems during this process, it's a good idea to watch the official video found here: https://lockstraps.com/pages/setting-your-lockstraps-combination

LockStraps Products

• Locking Tie-Down Strap

  The Locking Tie-Down Strap is perfect for power sports, marine, tools, equestrian, medical, and many more uses! It is 8.5 feet long, with a soft tie-extension included, so there is no scratching.
  
  It has two #64 hardened steel (heat treated) combination locking carabiners. Each of them is 6.5 inches tall and 3 inches wide. The braided stainless steel cable goes along the full length of the inside of the strap. There are beefy galvanized steel rivets that also help to deter theft.
  
  If you don't want someone to loosen the Lockstraps, just tie the leftover strap behind the sliding clasp (until there is no more slack). Then put the last loop inside the carabiner along with the other loop, and you're done!

• Universal 24 Foot LockingStrap

  Universal 24 foot LockingStrap is a great choice for job sites, equipment, motorcycles, camping, and anything else you can think of. The nylon straps won't scratch your items and the loop on the other end is large enough for the carabiner to fit through it.
  
  This version of the LockingStrap weighs only 3 lbs. There is a large 3mm stainless steel cable that runs along the entire 24 feet from the inside of the strap.

• Universal 2.5 Foot LockingStrap

  The Universal 2.5 foot LockingStrap can be used as a cable or chain lock. It has a 3mm stainless steel braided cable in the center and one hardened steel (heat treated) combination locking carabiner.
  
  This strap is lightweight and will not scratch your valuables. There are also added beefy galvanized steel rivets to help deter theft.

• Locking Carabiner

  The Locking Carabiner can be used to secure your helmet to your bike or secure your trailer to your vehicle, just to name a few uses. It is 22cm tall and 8cm wide, and made from hardened steel (heat treated). You can set your own combination on the lock and change it any time.

Tips & Tricks

1. Write Down Your Combination

   To ensure you don't forget the combination that you've chosen, make sure you write it down somewhere that is accessible. If you're using the Lock Straps on your motorbike, and forget the combination, it's not helpful if you have it written down on a piece of paper at home. Having the combination in your phone, wallet, or another item that you carry everywhere is suggested.

2. Select a Hard Combination

   When you're selecting your combination password, make sure you choose a number that is not easy to guess. Birthdays and favorite numbers are not a good choice. It's best to pick a random number that is not related to your life.
   
   If you store your password in your phone or on a piece of paper, make sure you do not label it "Lock Straps Combination" or something similar. If a thief gets ahold of this information they will be able to open your lock.