Is there any way to lock this bag? I cannot see how from the pictures but asking to make sure.
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The center main and the two sides compartments each have a zipper to close up the tools. Each zipper has two-zipper handles. So I used one TSA lock per zipper. The zipper handle hole limited the lock size. It's still easy to cut it open but worked for air travel.
1571181
Not really. I suppose one could use a luggage padlock to lock the zippers together, but I imagine you're looking for something more secure.
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The case itself is very nice. We have no complaints about it at all. It does get heavy though depending on what you put in it. It's not a very light bag empty. But my husband likes it a lot.
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The sides only have one zipper, so I don't see any way to lock them. The top has 2 zippers which they can be put next to each other and possibly get a small lock through the tops of both of them. There's only about a quarter inch opening on each, so that isn't much room. I dont think it would keep somebody out if they really wanted to break into it. All they would have to do is cut alongside the zipper with a sharp knife. Since we're using the bag for geocaching supplies, it was not important to us that it locked. This would be a case you would either keep with you all the time or locked in your trunk. The sides only have one zipper, so I don't see any way to lock them. The top has 2 zippers which they can be put next to each other and possibly get a small lock through the tops of both of them. There's only about a quarter inch opening on each, so that isn't much room. I dont think it would keep somebody out if they really wanted to break into it. All they would have to do is cut alongside the zipper with a sharp knife. Since we're using the bag for geocaching supplies, it was not important to us that it locked. This would be a case you would either keep with you all the time or locked in... » Read More The sides only have one zipper, so I don't see any way to lock them. The top has 2 zippers which they can be put next to each other and possibly get a small lock through the tops of both of them. There's only about a quarter inch opening on each, so that isn't much room. I dont think it would keep somebody out if they really wanted to break into it. All they would have to do is cut alongside the zipper with a sharp knife. Since we're using the bag for geocaching supplies, it was not important to us that it locked. This would be a case you would either keep with you all the time or locked in your trunk. « Show Less
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I had the same problem. I went to Home Depot and purchased a pack of little lockwashers. There really thin then you can tighten it if you put two of them on you can do like a full circle and it's kind of tight all the way around I hope this helps. I wish I could send you a picture or name of the product but I got rid of the bag right away.
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No way to lock. May have to secure from the front with strap or something to the wall it is mounted on n
682748
Sorry, I bought this as a gift and didn't check out the details. Don't know if it has a spot for a lock on it.
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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.
1148495
I can only lock this bag with a key, and it's the only locking bag I have although I know they sell combination lock bags.
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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
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Sorry, there is no lock. It's fitted very tight so there is no way it will fly off while you are biking. As for theft, I suppose you could loop a lock through the cover and around the side bar.I just use it to go to the grocery store (so it's empty while I'm inside) and to work.
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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.
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The zipper on this bag is double ended. The zipper ends could be zipped closed to the middle and a lock put between both sliders. There is a loop of handle strap at each end that you could lock the zipper to, but the strap, as the bag, is fabric and easily cut open. It would only keep honest people out due to this being a fabric case.
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Push the locking mechanism to the opposite side of the bag and pull open the the top portion of the bag. It will open similar to a zip lock bag. I hope this helps.
347676
No, no lock and other than a hasp and pad lock I don't know how you would lock it.
474059
Yes you can lock the bag shut, the two zipper meet together and have a hole that would fit a substantial lock to keep your bag locked
1090398
Hello! Mine has 2 zippers, each with a small metal loop to which a fabric pull-tab is attached. The metal loops are semi-circles - you know, rounded on one side but flat on the opposite side, like a D. I'm not sure if a lock would be able to fit in the space, but it's worth a shot.
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I guess you could lock the zippers together but maybe you would want something heavier duty If you want to put locks on it. This is a welders backpack.
1681916
From what I remember just one. I have a few Glock bags and a Ruger bag that have 2 zipper pulls to lock. You could take to a shoemaker and have them stich in a small D ring to lock to. That's what I've done with other heavy canvas bags.
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I no longer have the bag. I would suggest contacting the seller or the company that makes it. Sorry I can't help.