Safe Skies Luggage Locks
- The torch logo on these Safe Skies TSA luggage locks tells TSA baggage screeners that they can open bags, using TSA-supplied keys, and relock without clipping the luggage lock. And the company will replace a lock if it does get cut. Four-dial heavy duty combo locks come in five cool colors to help with luggage ID -- beauty brass key versions, too. I've tried these locks; I like 'em.
I carry three TSA locks and, if I check luggage, use two to lock my backpack (main compartment and zip off day pack), and keep one in my carry on shoulder bag -- if my locks are clipped at an airport, I thus have a spare. The two locks lock my backpack's zippers in my lodging or one locks it in a hostel locker, and I lock my shoulder bag's zippers with the third while I'm walking around.
Luggage locks are a way to avoid avoiding lost luggage while hanging about in airports, too.
And that's it -- your locked laptop backpack is packed with the best tech travel gadgets. Happy trails!
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