SearchAlert™ Locks

These are far the best alert locks we have found!

The locks work great and I also use them in the hotel room on my luggage when I leave the room. Then I know for sure everything will be there when I get back to the room.

Though small, these locks are strong and durable. I only used them once; nobody from TSA searched our luggage because the indicator was still green. I had no worries about anything being stolen. I will order more.

These locks are so great the TSA people have kept quite a few of ours! I finally started writing our last name on the lock to hopefully insure that we get our locks back. It's happened on several occasions - we love the locks they work great!

We have used these and similar lock since they became available and had no prblems until we went to Spain last year. On our return flight out of Madrid TSA broke the zipper pull rather than open the lock. They also opened and failed to close a bottle of nail polish--what a mess. BTW, your bag is not ruined if a zipper pull is broken. Go online with your bag manufacturer and search for parts. TravelPro will send replacement parts free.

I've used these locks for travel many times. Once the light turns red, you know they have been unlocked by airport security. Usually, of course, security leaves a note inside your luggage also. This lock will tell you that your luggage was opened, just in case no note was left. The locks are easy to use and work great.

We ordered the yellow ones so they are readily seen.

These locks are very user friendly (no keys to lose, easy to set combination). I have never had a problem with TSA over locking my suitcases either in the US or anywhere else I travel.

Easy to use; survived flights from west coast to east and back and bus travel inbetween.

I needed a lock that works without faling apart about 1 use. These locks have been on 3 trips and work. It also tells me if TSA has been in my lock by showing me a small window.

Now I don't have to look for signs that my luggage has been opened. Sometimes they forget to put their card in and some of them put everything back in place. If the light is red I know someone has opened my case and I can check my items closely to make sure they put everything back.

This common looking lock have a way of letting you know if someone with a TSA Key opened your luggage, that's great for traveling, but also to keep things in a hotel room. You'll know if someone has messed with your things.

I like the idea that if someone opened my bag the color change on the security lock would alert me. It also helps you find your bag faster off the belt with a bright colored lock especially if your luggage is black. Works as described, recommended.

I have several of these locks and they all work very well. The dial is easy to read and the combination is easy to set. Now, if the screeners would quit losing them, I could stop buying them.

I used two of these on a 3 month trip around the world (Hawaii, Japan, China, India, Israel, Jordan & Egype) in the last quarter of 2008. They survived 26 planes, 4 trains, 3 boats and numerous hotel bellhops without failure. They are still working today. I had taken an extra two locks in case one of these were cut off or lost, but returned with them unused.

This came in handy when I had to send my bag ahead. It was good to know it was not opened. My only suggestion would be a 4 number combo for extra security.

Just got back from a trip to London yesterday, told me that my case had been entered. Looked in the bag, and there was a note from the TSA to confirm it had!