ABUS Diskus 20/70 Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Disk Padlock - Rustproof Storage Lock with 3/8" Shackle - Made in Germany - Keyed Different

Original Abus Diskus padlock received in excellent packaging and at an affordable price of Rs 1,500; it is made in Germany. I am glad that I received a slightly older version of the product, because the older version comes with a hardened steel shackle. The lock is equipped with a highly pick resistant Disk Detainer core made entirely from brass with false gates. I think Indian brands like Godrej, in collaboration with Abus, should fill the market with these reliable locks, instead of the dimple-key locks that can be picked in less than a minute!!

Got this for my storage locker when between homes. Nothing is pick proof but this thing sure looks very pick resistant for anyone other then the lockpicking lawyer. It's very well built and feels like a quality item. Got it for cubesmart and it works but due to its size it's tricky to attach and lock. Once it's on its on. Recommend if you need a high quality lock securing you life.

Es un candado muy bien construido, robusto y con un tipo de cerradura extremadamente segura. Excelente relación entre calidad y precio.

I love this lock. It has a very satisfying *clunk* to it when you lock and unlock it. It has a good weight to it and feels very well built. I live on Vancouver island and this lock has stood up to the entire rainy winter with zero issues. Since it's a disc detainer lock it's unlikely that your average lock picker will be able to pick it without a specialized tool. ( check out the Lockpickinglawyer on YouTube to see what I mean). I searched long and hard for a good lock and came to the conclusion that you cannot find a decent lock in stores, so I spent the extra and bought this one with confidence for about $55 CAD. Money well spent, much cheaper than replacing the items it's securing. I also like that it looks like your average disc lock, but is a much higher level of security. It's German built and the quality reflects that. Also, never force the key. You'll likely come across the review on YouTube ( or maybe it was Amazon USA?) of the guy that was upset because he broke his key off in the lock.. with disc detainer locks you must rotate the key gently until the discs are in order and you feel the key go all of the way in, it was his fault he broke the key, not the locks fault.

Effective padlock.