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Pacsafe's ProSafe 700 Combination Padlock is accepted by the TSA in all US commercial airports, so you can keep your luggage locked and secure throughout your travel.
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How to set the combination
Dean Whitehead
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Pictures are not uploading today, so the text version is below:
How to set your own padlock combination:
STEP 1 - Turn dials to the preset combination 0-0-0, pull out the shackle and turn it 180° from the lock position.
STEP 2 - Press the shackle as far down as it will go.
STEP 3 - Turn the shackle 90° and hold.
STEP 4 - Turn the dials to your new combination and
remember the setting.
STEP 5 - Turn the shackle back 90° so that it is at 180°
from the lock position again.
STEP 6 - Pull shackle up and return to the lock position.
Your new lock will now open at your new personal
combination.
* Please note that the shackle is spring loaded, it needs a
little force to press the shackle further down when setting a
new combination.
Combination Set Instructions
Dean Whitehead
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How to set the combination on this lock.
how do you set the lock
valerie anderson
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how do you set the lock
Dean Whitehead
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Hey Valerie, I just uploaded a picture/instructions on how to set it...
Useless!!!!
Jim Romaine
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After 26 years As a customer service agent for the majors, I pretty much laugh at locks on luggage. You can put the biggest padlock on your suitcase and any thief can punch the zipper with a knife or key to open it and re-zip it without damaging your bag or alerting you. Additionaly, we find more of these laying around the airport with your zipperpulls still connected after they were caught and ripped apart from your bag in the process destroying your luggage. The TSA will generaly inspect your bag in your presence at point of contact avoiding their use anyway. Based on expeirience, I always reccomend carrying all your valubles on your person and to avoid turning your luggage into a charm braclet of locks and oversized novelty tags that will catch onto every conveyor system, belt loader, cart or become the grabbing point of the handler tossing it 20ft to the next! Believe it or not, two slim straps wrapped in a cross around your bag are more of a deterent to thieves and secure your bag from opening than any lock I have encountered!!! In this pic: A few of the many I encounter Ripped off or the cause of damage to baggage!
Secure
Gone Fishing
Member since
This little lock is tough! You can program it to a code that you can remember. Obviously, bolt cutters would go right through this but I don't think pliers or wire cutters would defeat it.
I use mine to lock my gun carrying case and it works great for that.
I don't remember my combination. how can...
Alex Carbonell
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I don't remember my combination. how can i reset it and pick a new one.
Thaks in advance.
Gone Fishing
Member since
Old question but you are out of luck if you forget your combination.
Jim Romaine
Member since
As a baggage handler from time to time we dawdle the time away spinning the tumblers on these locks 000-999, and can, in less than 15 mins find your combination and open them...lol! once open you can change your combo by holding the shackle down in the reverse position!
I forgot the number and I haven't been...
Maria
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I forgot the number and I haven't been able to reset it. Can I reset it anyways?
Pacsafe ProSafe 700 Combination Padlock
singleb012404676
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I recently traveled to the UK. In arriving both in London and traveling back to the states, my luggage was check by TSA. Both luggage and lock was secured. ProSafe 700 lock secured my luggage in London's Gatwick airport and USA. The lock's neon blue color also helped me to easily locate my luggage on the conveyor.
Pacsafe ProSafe 700 Combination Padlock- It's TOUGH!!
DBrohm
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I bought the Pacsafe ProSafe 700 Combination Padlock just before a recent trip to Portland, OR. I hadn't flown in a while, and I didn't have any TSA-approved locks . I had heard about how durable and secure PacSafe products are so I thought I'd give this lock a try. Right out of the package, my first impression of it was that it looked pretty damn tough! Setting the combination was super easy too, and you can change the combo as often as you want to. Before getting this lock, I've always used Master locks for everything and never had any problems w/ Master. But after this round-trip flight to Portland, I know know that Pacsafe locks are just as durable and secure as those big, burly Master locks. I recommend the Pacsafe ProSafe 700 Combination Padlock to anyone who needs a TSA-approved lock for their luggage, or for locking anything else!
Tough lil guy
JibHead
Member since
Pacsafe makes some excellent products and this one definitely did not disappoint. I had bought 2 of these for an unexpected trip since I had lost my last 2. The combo is easy to change and its always nice not having to unlock your bags for security.
After the trip a friend was messing around changing the combo and forgot what it was after he locked it onto something. We had to take it to a another friends shop to cut through it cause it is build super tough. Needless to say I had to buy another but for the price its a cheap lesson learned.
