Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available.
Forge
FORGE 4 Digit TSA Approved Combination Lock, Tool Box and Case Lock, Combination Padlock for Travel, Gym, Home, Office. Grey 2 Locks.
FORGE 4 Digit TSA Approved Combination Lock, Tool Box and Case Lock, Combination Padlock for Travel, Gym, Home, Office. Grey 2 Locks.
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Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available. Shipping details
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Overview
- Brand : Forge
- Special Feature : TSA Lock
- Lock Type : Combination Lock
- Item dimensions L x W x H : 1.5 x 0.9 x 3.2 inches
- Material : Alloy Steel
About this item
- MOST DURABLE TSA RECOGNIZED AND ACCEPTED COMBINATION LOCK. Forge locks are designed from the ground up to be toughest luggage locks around. Our special alloy lock bodies, hardened steel shackles and patented internal mechanisms can take such a pounding that we back our product up with an unconditional lifetime guarantee. If you can find a way to break these locks, we’ll gladly refund or replace them.
- TSA APPROVED NO KEY PADLOCK FOR TRAVEL. Forge 17067 model has the travel sentry red diamond logo, It indicates to security personnel that the case/ luggage can be opened for inspection during travel. TSA agent can use the appropriate keys to open your case/ luggage without damage your cases.
- NO HASSLE COMBINATION LOCKS. Set your own 4-digit combination with ease. It literally takes twenty seconds to enter whatever combination you want with the detailed instructions and pictures included with the Forge TSA lock.
- MANY USES WITH LOTS OF VARIETY. Forge travel locks can be used on a wide variety of items besides suitcases or luggage. These combination locks can be used on a briefcase, gym locker, Nanuk, or Pelican case.
- THE ONLY COMBINATION PADLOCK ON THE MARKET WITH TSA 006 LOCK CYLINDER. The Special TSA 006 Lock interior design for superior security, a piece of mind for your travel.
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