Can you put a pad lock on it? I want to store emergency supplies in it in my backyard and not have it get emptied out or moved easily.
888166
The metal lock ring does have a hole for a padlock, although it looks like it would have to be a smaller padlock based on the diameter. Keep in mind that this container could still probably be compromised with a good box cutting knife (at least on the blue part). The lid is pretty rigid.
1637279
There are no locks on the trailer, however you could install hasps and lock it with a padlock
1504266
There is no lock on this bag, so you would have to buy a secondary system or come up with one yourself to protect it, or just take it inside with you.
110455
I would put a pillow case over it just to be on the safe side. The pillow case would be really big but it would give the pad protection but I was say yes.
1257854
Are you trying to keep something out of it or in it? There is no place to put a lock on it. It does latch closed so a young child would have a time getting it open.
135627
There are 2 zippers and you could put a small padlock through the holes in both of them. The seller should be responsible for answering these questions.
1356658
That is a slot and ours had one. It does not lock and/or is not lockable. You could probably drill a hole in the two tabs to get a padlock on it.
116522
Technically, yes, but its not convenient. You would have to hold it in place. It doesn't "lock on" .. It's basically like a ziplock bag.
1747735
I dont see anyway that it could be secured with a padlock. Great TV bracket and easy to install. Don't rely on the level that comes with it though.
566540
You could remove the rubber butt pad completely and buy a slip-on LimpSaver butt pad. That would allow you to slip on and off when you needed to get the stored contents.
2078624
You can put a small padlock on it, but it still is not the most secure case with a lock, it is more for neat storage and transportation than safety. Hope this helps
517788
I'm with Somanycats. Given that the pad is quilted, it probably would be compromised by cutting it down. You'd have to rebind it, which would be a bit tricky since I believe that there is a layer of water-proof material in the center.
1685017
It does not have a formal way to lock up this case. I presume you could lock the handle together because it splits when you open it, but again, there is no place to formally pad lock it. Hope this helps.
1149990
Mine has only a single zipper so you not be able to padlock it. Sounds like a rough place to work...
376210
Yes, I actually own it. I have not used a padlock on it, but it does have mating holes on the lid and in the bin (right beside the end latch) for using a padlock. I suspect it probably wouldn't take much to cut through the plastic there though.
1420128
Yes - I live in Oregon and our weather is a bit all over the place... one minute sunny, the next hail and storms. We went camping and packed up in sunshine, and drove out in a downpour - got home and not a drop of water was inside the bag. As for a lock - I imagine if you got one of those tiny luggage locks that link zippers together, that would work, but there is not a place for a padlock of any kind.
1378983
Yes. There are two places that you can put a standard padlock on (one on each end of the case).