Squire Heavy Duty Padlock (CP50) - Toughest Steel Shackle - 4 Wheel Combination Padlock - Alloy Steel for Corrosion Resistance - Weatherproof Lock for Home, School & Garage (Blue, 50 mm)

Nice and strong and fits a standard gym locker .

Smaller than I was expecting, which is silly really because it says 40mm right there in the title. It's a squire so the quality is decent, I'm sure it's easy to bypass but it does have a solid "feel" or appearence which I suppose is half the battle a lot of the time. Wheels feel clicky and responsive, but being quite small and with the reset process being quite fiddly, it's easy to get "stuck" in place or jam up the combination at times. The lock/release button can also be fiddly. But for a small task like a loose change box or a toolbox - sure, go for it. Just don't use it to lock up your shed or anything important!

I keep my gym padlock locked onto the outside my gym bag, which helps me to remember to take it (rather than simply keeping it in a pocket somewhere). Previous locks have required me to constantly lock and unlock the padlock when I'm not actually wanting to secure anything, just to attach it to the bag. Over time all that additional wear has an effect on the digits and you get through more padlocks than you probably should. The fact that this lock can be closed without actually locking it, and opened again by simply pressing the button on the bottom, is brilliant for gym use. It's a minor thing but well worth the extra in my mind. It also feels really well made and I have every expectation that it's going to last a LONG time.

Not the strongest but works well for what I need it for

I bought this lock for a shed and paid a bit more than the cheapest lock to get something fit for purpose. Squire have been in the lock business for decades so should know what they're doing, right? First surprise was that the body appears to be made of plastic, not metal. Seems sturdy enough but this is not mentioned in the description. Second, the dimensions are wrong. The one I received is 70mm in length, not 165mm. Third, the code wheels are fiddly to operate and don't click into position and the lock won't open unless they're exactly right. The button on the bottom jams so it's also difficult to lock it again. It's impossible to use even with the thinnest cycling gloves on. Fourth, after less than 6 months the shackle is corroding. It annoys me every time I use it. I will either have to bite the bullet and throw it away or give it to someone I don't like.

Quite a nice lock once set up and you get used to the fiddly combination wheels that are a bit too precise. Mine has broken after 2 months - the shackle won’t stay in the hole.

good heavy lock easy to set the number good value for money,

This won't be the most useful of reviews, but I suspect not many are. We only got this for a gym locker so no testing in the rain. Who knows how secure it really is? I had a try following some videos about picking combination locks and it didn't play ball at all (good). But then maybe I'm just useless at picking locks (probability: high :-) ). Since I'm not going to destructively test it, I also don't know how good it is on that score. Truth be told, I avoided the unknown brands on here because I've seen some shockingly bad locks which seem to be being produced with zero real expertise or care. At least Squire has a brand name to protect and some track record of what works and doesn't so I figure they're going to make some effort at least. Compare that to a make you've not heard of and won't be here in six months. It works easily enough with the combination wheels having a nice feel (not too loose, not tight). Setting the combination requires removing a screw so is perhaps a bit more faff than other locks. But since you do this very rarely and it improves security (there's no access to the screw when it's locked), I'd say this is a good trade-off. The lock is encased in plastic so it's not possible to see what it's made of. They claim dual compound wotsit etc - who knows? Bottom line, it's a cheap combination lock but not from the cheapest unknown manufacturer. Provides a simple deterrent to protect low value things. Happy enough for our purposes. Personally I'd get something much better with wall to wall good reviews if trying to protect a shed or whatever.

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L' ouverture du cadenas exige une manipulation précise. C'est un gage de sûreté, mais il faut effectuer l'ouverture en douceur. L'anse de 6 mm d'épaisseur est assez solide pour un vestiaire ou une boite à outil, mais insuffisante pour fermer une porte de cabane de jardin ou de grange. (Dans ce cas il faut prendre le modèle avec l'anse de 10 mm d'épaisseur qui résistera à un coupe boulon de 70 cm de long ) Ce cadenas présente l'avantage que l'on ne peut pas changer le code sans enlever (puis la remettre) une petite vis avec un tournevis de petite taille pour faire la manipulation. Cela évite les mauvaises farces que se font entre eux les élèves de lycée, en changeant la combinaison de leur voisin pendant un moment d'inattention dans le vestiaire, avec les cadenas à combinaison classiques qui se modifient en 2 secondes sans outil, anse ouverte, ce qui fait que le propriétaire du cadenas une fois fermé, ne peut plus ouvrir son casier.

After having 2 different Masterlocks fail on me, and having to have the gym staff cut them off, I finally put quality over quantity and bought a Squire lock. It seems incredibly sturdy, has a very smooth opening when you input the code, and has never jammed up. It works exactly how it's supposed to. I waited 2 months after purchase before leaving a review to see if it would hold up after 50+ uses. Also it has no issues fitting in through the lock holes on lockers, in case you were looking for a gym lock. 10 / 10 would recommend.

Es cómodo de usar, las tolerancias de fabricación son muy buenas, y dado su tamaño, seguro más que suficiente para taquillas o así en espacios compartidos.

I'm using this to lock some gates and wanted to go with a combination lock to make it easier to share access. I did my research and even though they can be harder to find in the U.S., Squire locks are very high quality and this is one of the better combination locks out there. It was very easy to set and change the combination, and the wheels are slightly larger and easier to manipulate than on other similar sized locks I've used. It's already been through some major storms and hopefully will continue to hold up well over time.