Bosvision Ultra-Secure 4-digit Combination Lock with 3 Feet Retractable Cable for Bike, Ski, Snowboard and Stroller

Easy to use, easy setup, funcional, great quality, the retractable feels great, highly recommend.

This fits easily in a jacket pocket while skiing, and is quick to extend and wrap around a pair of skis on a ski rack. While it's not a heavy duty lock, it provides enough deterrence that a thief would likely just grab another pair. It's easy to use and pretty self explanatory. It's quite small, fits easily in any ski jacket pocket (I keep it inside zipped while skiing) and is thin. Definitely recommend picking this up as a good value way to have peace of mind while you hit the lodge between runs

My gadget bag was stolen at Starbucks with my tablet, extra pair of prescription glasses, BT keyboard, flashhhhh drives etc.--a n expensive lesson. I went looking for something to prevent that kind of snatch and grab occuring again. I bought a large carabeener which works but not in environments with thick table legs or stands so I started looking for a retractable lock. The search was not encouraging with most retractable locks receiving one star reviews accompanied by failure rates tales of woe. I decided to try the Bovision lock a try as one of the only ones with mixed reviews. I had low expectations but I have to say it's working well for me so far. I'm using it at Starbucks and other internet friendly locations in San Francisco, not in cold weather ski lodges. It's light, small and easily fits in my gadget bag, about the size of a mouse. The three foot cord is long enough to loop around a table leg and through both my laptop and gadget bags. I don't leave my bags unattended as I'm sure a wirecutter would do the job but it does the job of preventing a thief from stealthily easing your under-the-table bag away. I try to take care of it as it's made of plastic, not steel. I didn't have any trouble setting the combination nor retracting the cable. I'm happy with the product. ********* Update: 08/29/15 I've been using the lock several times a week for several months now at Starbucks and other cafes. The lock hasn't jammed or developed any of the other horrible systems others have reported. It's still working well for me and continues to prevent snatch and grab thefts.

In the world of downhill skiing, I'm always amazed at how hundreds and hundreds of people leave their expensive gear unattended in racks and completely unlocked. Fortunately, the ski community is by and large, friendly, honest, and not the criminal type. However, I have had a pair of skis taken once, and I know of at least 2 other people who have told me stories about when their gear disappeared. I ordered this lock after buying a brand new pair of Kastle FX95s, which retail at $1,200 without the bindings. I just couldn't bear the anxiety of leaving them outside while I grabbed a beer or two and having to wonder the whole time if the skis were still going to be there when I came back. This lock is easy enough to use. The cable is just long enough to wrap through a binding brake and click to a rack post. Unfortunately, if somebody is really intent on taking your skis, this cable is thin enough to be snapped by even a semi-decent set of wire cutters and is certainly no match for a bolt cutter. All this lock will do is reduce the opportunity for somebody to take them spontaneously. Still, I feel like a dork as I'm usually the only person on the slopes locking up my skis. I don't care. Once you've had your gear stolen once, you won't think twice about it again.

I don't know if this lock is faulty or if just sucks hard! Here's why I hate this lock so much: 1) It's very hard to press the reset and release buttons.The retracting mechanism is good. 2) When I tried locking the cable into the locking port it just wont go in and lock! You have to weirdly press down the dials and the release button simultaneously to create enough space for the cable to go in and lock in the locking port. Tried it several times and not once did the cable smoothly go into the locking port. 3) The worst part is after a few iterations of locking and unlocking the cable (to get used to the locking mechanism) I pushed the cable into the locking port and then the lock just got jammed! Even after several attempts I have not been able to successfully 'press' the release button and unlock the cable. I ensured that the combination was correct this whole time. I am planning to return this lock and buy a new one. This was nothing short of a disaster and would not recommend buying this product.

This is exactly what I needed. I wanted a combination lock that would thread through a smaller opening. This is a lock that keeps honest people honest or reduces crimes of convenience. The cable is on the smaller size and could be cut by a cable cutter. The lock could probably be defeated by someone using a hammer. Despite this, it is the best lock that I could find that met my requirements. I would buy it again.

Very easy to use, easy to carry, and gives you a piece of mind when leaving you valuable skis outside the lodge while you grab a bite. With ski thefts at the slope and the cost of gear if only makes sense to lock them up and keep them where you left them when you return. There’s plenty of cable to secure both skis to the rack. Very easy to use and cost friendly. You spend so much on your gear, keep it safe, don’t take anything for granted. I love mine.

I have used a light weight combination cable lock for a number of years for quick lock ups of my bike. It’s quite compact, is easy to use and fits nicely in my pocket or the bike’s small top bar bag leaving plenty of room for other items. When I purchased a new one for a second bike I thought I was getting the same thing but received this one. It looks identical but is much larger which makes it a bit awkward for my pocket and limits what I can put into that bike’s top bar bag. Guess I jumped to an incorrect conclusion when ordering this one. But it works just fine so if the size is not a concern or you need a 36 inch cable (my original cable lock is 30 inches) you will probably be happy with it.

léger, d'utilisation facile, se range dans n'importe quel endroit, ce petit cadenas, sans prétention fait pourtant très bien le job, certes il ne résisterai pas très longtemps à un voleur déterminé, mais il empêche le vol du profiteur qui passe et, l'occasion faisant le larron, vous dérobe vos casques de moto en vous laissant sérieusement dans l'embarras. Je recommande sans hésitation.

I typically ride with a group and we stop at relatively safe locations. The log is light and works well under those circumstances. I wouldn't use it in a busy downtown location though. It stops opportunistic theft.

I recommend this item for anyone who travels with luggage. The item itself is easy to work with. Not heavy, but sturdy. Setting up your numbers is straight forward. There are a few buttons to get the hang of, but it's easy. Besides the good quality of the product, why do I recommend this? I travel by train regularly, normally with a huge suitcase. Unfortunately you can't always keep your suitcase in eye shot when travelling by train, and even if you can, some person will still try to steal it, as happened with me. I was sat very close to my suitcase, and this person knew it was my suitcase... and yet still tried to walk off with it. The train stops, I'm reading a book, and as I look up to see the view, a thief is literally just about to step off the train with my suitcase. I jump up and corner him so he can't get off, whilst telling him loudly exactly what I thought of him as he looked very sheepish and embarrassed in front of the whole train, unable to get away. But it still upsets me now some very sentimental stuff was almost gone forever. Whilst not foolproof, it's a deterrent. I lock my suitcase to the luggage rack. I was and still am concerned with what staff may say but so far no problems. I've also heard some funny comments about it, but I couldn't care less. Not knowing who the suitcase belongs to, I've heard 'who on earth would lock their suitcase like that tut tut tut'. They soon shut up when I speak up and say 'you would do it too if you saw someone attempt to audaciously steal your stuff in front of you'. This is not for high risk stuff, and it won't turn your item into an impenetrable fortress, it's not designed for that. As I say, someone may try to steal your stuff regardless of this and if they are determined this won't stop them. But, for certain situations it may work as a deterrent or a surprise. It may turn off the opportunist.

Ich habe mittlerweile 2 dieser Kabelschlösser. Sie tun, was sie sollen, und schützen mein Gepäck. Ich kann damit Rucksätze aneinander festmachen oder mein Gepäck irgendwo im Zimmer befestigen und sichern. Das Schloss ist leicht zu handhaben und - soweit ich das beurteilen kann - sicher. Unterwegs hängt es immer draußen am Rucksack und nimmt davon keinen Schaden. Sehr gut und robust.

Perfecto, volvería a comprarlo. Funciona muy fácil y cumple perfectamente su cometido