Tag: locks
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Finally: A Nutella Lock
Wake up in the middle of the night with a Nutella craving, only to find your jar nearly empty because your significant other got to it before you? Yeah, it happens, but you can put a stop to this nonsense. The Nutella Lock is an acrylic contraption specifically designed to accommodate the iconic jar. It’s…
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Deal Of The Day: 18% Off On The QuickLock
It’s not that inserting a key into your lock and twisting is such a time consuming affair. It’s just that if you can save those 5 seconds, while getting to play with a higher-tech version of an old product, then why not? The QuickLock is a padlock that opens up without needing a physical key:…
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Litelok Bike Lock Is Both Lightweight, And Sturdy
Securing your bike in public is a delicate affair. Maybe you want to be super safe, but then you’ll have to carry really heavy U-locks. Or if you care about portability, you might sacrifice some safety. But the Litelok hopes to give you the best of both worlds. Created by one Professor Neil Barron, an…
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iFingerLock Biometric Padlock Doesn’t Need Keys Or Combination
If nothing else, the Touch ID sensor on the newer iPhones is getting people used to the idea of using their fingerprints to unlock things. The trend carries over to other items, like this iFingerLock Biometric padlock. It can store up to 10 fingerprints, unlocking itself in seconds as soon as one is used. There’s…
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Seatylock Is An Elegant Bike Lock
Securing your bike in an urban environment normally involves carrying a separate lock, whether a chain or U-shaped. And while you may be able to tie down your frame and wheels, your seat will still remain vulnerable to theft (yes, it happens). With the Seatylock, your seat is the lock. Simply remove it and extend…
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Unpickable Bike Lock Appears Overengineered, Is Actually Kind Of Cool
Securing your bike in public is usually done with a U-shape lock or a simple chain. But that’s not nearly secure enough in the eyes of some, so the Forever Lock was designed. It’s decidedly ingenious. The way it works is by hiding the keyhole out of reach, so that it can’t be accessed with…
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Sphyke Bike Wheel Lock
It’s a sad reality of life that you have to take precautions to protect your belongings when cycling in an urban environment. Well… any environment, really. But while you can secure your two-wheeled vehicle with a good lock, the detachable wheels are sadly still somewhat vulnerable. That’s of course unless you protect them with Sphyke.…
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FoldyLock, A Folding Chain Of Steel Bars To Secure Your Bike
There are many ways to secure your bicycle when away from home, and the FoldyLock appears to be one of the better ones. It’s a 90cm (35.5. inch) long lock made up of “six hardened steel links covered with plastic reinforced with fiberglass to protect your bike frame from scratches. Connecting rivets are designed with…
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The Lockey Bottle Safe
Having kids is all fun and games, until they reach their teens and decide to start drinking. You can try to stop them, but you’ll likely be as successful at that as you’ll be trying to take a cat for a walk. At most you can do something to make sure they don’t get into…