Ever since 9/11, traveling has become more complicated. With regulated size carry on items and a long list of items that cannot be taken through security checkpoints we have enough to keep in mind while packing. Thanks to Master Lock, we’ll have one less thing to worry about. Our luggage will remain secure with their new TSA approved luggage locks. TSA accepted luggage locks allows TSA screeners to open your locks with a special tool, inspect, and re-lock your bags. These locks are perfect for securing large wheeled luggage, golf bags, back packs, computer bags or any other travel bags that contain your valuable possessions. Using a TSA approved lock with the Travel Sentry symbol (a symbol airport staff are trained to recognize) assures that your lock will not be cut off or your baggage damaged in case it needs to be searched.

I received different styles of TSA approved locks for this review. My personal favorite is style4689 because they are so tiny and cute. I love the little keys and the pretty colors they come in. Knowing myself though, I’d probably lose the key so I love that I have the option for setting my own “key” with a combination lock. That way I can chose something I’ll be able to remember (hopefully). Style 4684 are a little bigger and come in brighter colors. A colorful lock will also help you to identify your bag when it comes out of the baggage claim.
Locks are sold in 2 packs or 4 packs and range in price from approximately $9-$20. Check out the various styles here.
Master Lock offers the following travel tips to help keep your personal belongings safe and to make your trip more enjoyable:
- Use a Master Lock TSA-accepted lock for all carry-on and checked bags to protect your valuables, to avoid having your lock cut and to keep items safe throughout your entire trip.
- Place contact information inside and outside your bags for easy identification and a fast return to you if lost.
- Use your TSA-accepted lock on all bags throughout your trip- even in your hotel room and at the bell-desk, as an additional theft deterrent.
- Carry an ATM card, credit cards or travelers checks instead of cash.
- The U.S. State Department recommends you register your trip in case of emergency at their free online service http://travelregistration.state.gov/
- Sign your passport, include emergency contact information and make multiple copies of your passport and other important documents. Give them to a family member or trusted friend in case of an emergency.
- Take precautions and be aware of your surroundings to avoid being a target of crime.
- Have more fun knowing that if you follow these simple tips and use Master Lock TSA-accepted locks properly your items will be as secure as possible
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