Rudy Run Key Lock Box for Outside – Large Outdoor Lockbox for Keys with Code, 4-Digit Combination Hidden Safe to Hide a Key Outside, Portable Safe Key Storage, 6.7 in, 1 Pack

Excellent lock box Easy to use. Totally worth the money.

Nice sturdy lockbox with plenty of room for multiple keys if needed. Easy to set combination and the doorknob U bolt easy to install.

This lock is super sturdy and secure and makes lending out a key fabulously easy if friends or family have a code you provide. Five stars very happy with this!

I’m genuinely impressed with this Key Lock Box for Outside. The build feels solid and durable, and the combination lock gives me peace of mind knowing my spare keys are safe. Installation was quick, and the spacious interior easily fits multiple keys without feeling cramped. What I love most is how weather‑resistant it is — rain, heat, or cold, it stays secure and easy to open. It’s perfect for Airbnb hosting, family access, or emergencies. Guests have told me it’s simple and intuitive, which is a huge plus. If you want a reliable key hider that looks good and works flawlessly, this one is a winner. Highly recommended!

Functional and durable. This lockbox made it easy to grant access to contracted workers when needed. We were able to change the code after each contractor completed their work, which added an extra layer of security by allowing us to control who entered our home.

Good lack and easy to use .

So far so good. It seems like a good product. Very happy with it so far. The container is sufficient for keys and car fabs if needed. Super easy to set up the combination.

it is a nice box, the combination its easy to set up, and to input the code to open it. (not like those with buttons, that are kind of hard to get them correct). seems sturdy, although I wouldn't trust it to put it outside my house with all the keys to access it in the box. I've seen some Airbnb using this device and they have it outside the house but, I am not that confident that someone is not going to rip it off the wall and try open it with a hammer or a crossbar or something. in the instructions says the box comes with holes to drill it into the wall but, I had to drill those myself. the box has the 5 holes marked on the metal part but, there is a plastic cover on the back that doesn't have the holes so you have to drill them out. not a hard task but, I imagine it could be inconvenient for some people.

Worst product, don't buy it. It won't last more than 7-8 months. The key will get stuck inside.