Master locks

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Customer Reviews

Shackle rusting less than 2 months later

by Flylice 2007-03-27, 3 people found this review helpful

I bought these specifically because they are supposed to be rustproof but what I found after about 6 weeks is the shackle is starting to rust on both locks. They are both installed on gates that are outside and sheltered by the roof overhang. Master Lock's policy requires you to mail the locks to them and they'll send replacements in 6-8 weeks but that's a long time to go without locks so I guess I'm out of luck.

A master in locks

by V. Sturza 2010-02-22, 0 people found this review helpful

I love Master locks and I'm really happy that Amazon has them and for a good price. The locks are great and of a very good quality and they fit very well a lot of lockers or gates. Remember to always check the specs of the locks!

Poor quality tumblers & keys

by Jeride Sinen 2009-01-17, 0 people found this review helpful

I was very disappointed with the quality of these locks. The main problem is that the keys are very difficult to slide in and out. Even after sliding the key in an out a couple dozen times, my wife would still be unable to pull the key out of the locks. One of the keys cannot even be inserted into one of the locks! (I suppose I could try a hammer, but it would do me no good to have the key stuck in the lock.)

Once you get the key in, the locking mechanism turns fine and the locks otherwise appear to work. I'd recommend finding a higher quality lock.

Great outdoor padlock set

by David Casker 2004-10-02, 0 people found this review helpful

I use one on my garage "man-door" and one on the backyard chain link fence gate. It's terrific not to have to carry extra keys on my ring, and I've had these locks outside in all kinds of weather and they continue to work like a charm. If they came in four locks keyed alike, I'd buy that.

Necessary for national defense.

by bernie 2001-05-04, 0 people found this review helpful

If you are in the reserves you know how much trouble it is having two separate locks with two different keys for your duffel bag and T-4. Try fumbling for the right key or looking at a combination lock in the middle of the night. On occasion you are required to leave a key. This allows you to keep a duplicate incase the other is not available (save the trouble of making duplicates). I grew up with Master Lock and it implies, "do not even try to mess with this lock."

The lock takes a beating!

by David R. Johnson 2007-10-30, 0 people found this review helpful

You can't beat the Master lock for simple security. I secure my lock on tree stands with Master locks. I came back to my stand and someone tried to break this lock with a hammer. They really beat it up. Needless to say, they did not get the tree stand. When I unlocked the Master lock it came apart in two pieces, but it held on when it needed to. It saved me one hundred times what the lock cost. Thanks, Master lock!

Works like they should

by Kim A. Dodge 2007-04-27, 0 people found this review helpful

What's to say about a lock? They work. Got them for the gym... good price, good lock.

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