Can they lock securely (with a key or cable), or is the lock just to stop the wind from lifting the bag lid?
1000641
The latches have holes that you could run a cable through, albeit small gauge. The bags do come with a small lock like that you receive with suitcases. hope that helps
1000642
They came with two small flimsy locks. They're not very secure, don't keep valuables in them.
1000643
You can put a small lock & lock them. Once the knobs are put through the holes they turn so they don't fly open & the velcro works really well...so if you forget to turn the knobs they still won't fly open.
313666
You can probably put a small lock on the zippers. Bottom line, if someone wants in the bag, all they have to do is cut it. We zip-tie the zippers to keep them somewhat secure.
32353
NO, you can throw a cable lock thru it to secure them if needed but it does not itself lock them.
2146945
has a place for a small lock when you zip the bag closed. The zipper pull goes through a ring attached to the bag at the end of the zipper.
413262
It has no lock on it. It clips on to your bike's rear rack. But it is quite difficult to remove once on the clips are stiff, and you could run a cable through the handle to prevent theft.
561152
there is a ring on each end you can put a lock on but then you would need like a bike cable/chain to keep the whole case from walking away. maybe a bike cable around the handle locked down to something
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.
615781
There are several loops on the bag, including a webbed carrying strap on top through which you could pass a chain or cable lock, but no dedicated locking system.
340180
There isn't a built-in way to lock the zippers. But you could get creative and use zip ties or a small luggage lock.
242150
Great Question! On mine, it only locks the side with the lock, which lends itself to the question "can't they loosen one side and then simply unhook the other side?" and the answer to that question would be yes. That said, the other two straps that connect to the trunk lid will deter / prevent theft because your trunk needs to be opened before they can be detached. I hope that helps.
1883264
No onboard lock. Best you could do would be to lock the two zippers together with a small lock, but that will just keep the honest people out. I don't see a way to lock it in such a way that it could be left unattended without worry.
2094786
Well, yes and no! I lean more toward the NO side though!Yes, you could put a "very small lock" through the zipper pulls which will keep the bag from being open. This may work if you don't want your "younger children" getting into the bag. However, if someone just twisted the lock I believe the pulls would just break, they don't look very strong and that's why I say NO. This is a very nice bag though and will keep your things together.
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.)
1853166
I used a medium sized lock from my storage unit. the eyes in the zippers are large enough for most locks and should not require a special size or fancy lock. As far as theft goes I had 2 nights in hotels with no problems, but when I unpacked the cargo bag I had if off my car in no time, so theoretically someone could snatch the entire thing if your haul is light enough(I couldn't budge mine it was so heavy) To me this cargo bag was the way to go hands down. withstood high winds the entire drive (no rain to review on)
1123356
There's no physical lock on this. The zippers aren't large enough to accept a padlock, and since it's a heavy duty vinyl/plastic material, it could be cut into with a knife if someone really was desperate enough. It's still a great carrier though.
1644243
Yes, you can. You can see where you can put the lock through in the picture. I returned this bag because it was very stiff and is pretty much not portable/convenient to use without the wheeled attachment. It's also pretty heavy on it's own. If you fill it with your computer, documents and other things, it must be wheeled.
716210
There are two zippers that you could put a small pad lock on but i would say that there is not a way to securely lock the bag.