Padlock - 4 Digit Combination Lock for Gym Outdoor & School Locker, Fence, Case & Shed – Heavy Duty Resettable Set Your Own Combo – Waterproof & Weatherproof (2 Pack - Silver)

Very pleased with these locks. Easy to set any comb. Very sturdy. I use them on my roof rack of my off road 4x4. Drove across country encountered severe rain and snow. No problems even when freezing.

These are being use out in the weather. We will see how well they hold up. So far so good and they seem sturdy and are easy to use.

It is difficult to evaluate a product owned for 4 days. So this is an initial assessment that will be updated later.Purchased the locks to use on a large garden shed. The construction appears to be appropriate for outdoor use and the material the needed type and quality to withstand Florida weather. The only issue so far is with the design, specifically the location of the combination numbers. They would be better placed at the bottom of the lock not the side. The eye of the gasp on my shed door is vertical. When the lock is inserted through the eye the combination numbers are difficult to see and turn without twisting the lock and leaning to the side to see the combination's number alignment. To solve the problem I aligned the combination on the front facing part of the number wheels on so they are easy to see. No need to twist the lock and lean to the side to see the combination number wheels.If the eye of the gasp is horizontal, then the combination numbers are facing out and by lifting the lock are easily seen and turned.

It is super easy to set your combination, just follow the provided instruction. The biggest downside to this lock is that the combination must be present in order for the lock to close. This is annoying if you are like me, and in the habit of scrambling the tumblers as soon as the lock is opened. You then have the additional step of re-entering the combo prior to closing.The shackle does not go very far into the body when locked. Also, it feels pretty weak, like it could easily be broken with a framing hammer. Good enough for a gym locker IMO.

I bought ONE lock for the same price at my local Bentonville-based store, and it worked for exactly 2 days before the lock lost its combination and got stuck. This one has lasted much better in outside conditions and the programmed combination still works. It’s easy to open and reasonably priced — the only important thing in a lock!

The lock feels very solid, study, and secure, as good as you're going to get from a padlock anyway. Unlike other similar locks I've used this one has been on my shed for the last year and a half, sat exposed to dirt, pollen, thunderstorms, ice storms, freezes, heat, and humidity, and has yet to show any signs of deterioration, corrosion, jamming, or anything. I quickly went through two other (more expensive) "outdoor" padlocks, both of which were destroyed in well under a season (the first, a MasterLock, was corroded after a few months of summer; the second seized that following winter, not great luck all around!) Given those experiences, I wasn't particularly optimistic about how well this lock would actually hold up, but after a full year (with a rough winter and now very wet summer) the thing looks and feels brand new, I feel pretty good about recommending this lock.

Got 2 locks. It was very easy to follow the instructions to set my own code. The locks seem very sturdy. I don't know about them being weather and rustproof yet. Being in Southern California, it won't snow on them and may not rain until next September or October.

Love this lock! We don't have to worry "where's the key" and that all that nuisance of a traditional combination clock - spin to the left, spin to the right; just dial to your 4 digit number and your in! Works perfect on our shed. One complaint - the numbers are hard to see in low light conditions.