Has anyone been able to lock this suitcase?
1418113
Have not attempted to lock. On flights, all other times, I keep it in my sight so no need to lock. Sorry I could not help.
1418114
the only solution I came up with was to install two small stainless steel rings on the small center zipper pulls, and lock them together..it's not ideal but can think of no other way...the rings are like key rings, 1/4 inch and slotted...I got them online...I also wrote High Sierra and requested they improve their bag by going back to the larger/sturdier zippers it had just last year..it really is baffling to get a check through bag you can't lock properly
1418115
Yes, I used tiny TSA lock and TSA Cable lock. It was annoying that the zippers were not the same size and the locks did not fit properly on one of the zippers. I think I used the cable lock on the pull tabs because neither would actually go through the more secure part. Should be changed by High Sierra. I would suggest the belt locks (that wrap entire suitcase) that for added security.
1418116
forget locking it (*snip*) -- just use some small tie-wraps to tell you if it has been opened. if you are traveling to a truly sketchy part of the world, have your luggage completely "wrapped" in one of those shrink-wrap places.
737538
We were not able to get it off, but you can unhook it so you can fold it backwards. We had to do this so we could fit it in our suitcase, then you can just pop it back up.
1946062
Yes. There are 2 reinforced "holes" for locking. There are two others that could also have locks put through them. I just travelled and TSA was happy with just the two locks.
1759522
I just checked my rack and I don't think it can be locked. I really like mine- so much I got two. No problem so far.
1771680
Yes, the box has a key lock on one side. The hardware that attaches the box to the rail is inside the box, so as long as it is locked the box can't be removed.
1504264
There is not a locking mechanism. I haven't thought of a great solution for this other than locking or zip-tying the zippers together. If someone really wants to steal it, there's not much you can do to stop them. However, it would be a little bit of a hassle to do so if it's attached at all 6 tie-down points. It is a fantastic travel device for my family, but I am probably going to build some kind of frame for it so that it stays erect with nothing in it.
222351
Yes, especially if it has a "TSA approved" lock that will be broken and/or discarded, often irreparably damaging your suitcase in the process. Just like real life.
430487
I do not see it as lockable. However, I have used mine several times and each time I use a TSA lock without incident and the TSA lock is reasonable in cost.
311603
no,it is not capable to lock, also I've tried to hold files in the drawer but they kept falling over, I now have folders for my papers.
1978369
You can probably lock the end of the zipper to the plastic that the strap attaches to, but you'd need a longer hook than a typical, tiny luggage lock. I imagine TSA approved luggage lock would work. The mesh isn't heavy duty, so if someone wants to cut into the bag, it wouldn't be much of a problem. But a lock would deter someone from opening the bag if it was left in a non-secure area. (The bag works great for our purposes. To and from soccer practice at my son's school.)
1564380
Yes. There are loops on each zipper pair, so you could put a luggage lock on each compartment you wanted secured.
1507171
IT does not come with a lock, but you can lock it up with a couple of travel locks. rrh
1853167
I haven't had an issue, but then again, I don't park and leave the bag on top and unattended. Haven't tried the lock.
179247
We have not. It's not locked but we bent one of the latches so it would hold tighter.
1001957
I do not believe you ca lock the main compartments. There is a velcro flap that allows you to hold the cord which connects the two zippers, but it is only velcro and prohibits spills only. I do have small padlocks on all the other zippers.
1496520
Yes. There is provision in the handle for a lock. I have traveled with it many times without a lock and have never had a problem. I can understand your concern with all the TSA stories.
70810
If you turn the disk on the flap all the way to the left there a hole to insert the key and you can store passport or valuable in that area and zip up and lock it. Hope this helped