80TI/50 KD Titalium Aluminum Alloy Padlock Keyed Different | for Storage, Outdoor, Containers, 2.44in (62mm) Wide, Keyed Alike

Seems like a very secure lock.

I chose this lock after watching a couple videos going through the different levels of locks and showing which ones were best in security. This lock was a nice mid-range one, not easy to break into without costing too much. The shackle is really thick - much thicker than the average Master lock (which I know are usually a poor example since they're so easy to break into). It wasn't too thick, though; I was still able to fit it through my storage unit lock. It also has a nice heft to it; it doesn't feel like it will break easily. Plus, it was a good price - while the $100 lock will probably be more secure, I feel confident in leaving my stuff protected by this lock. Plus, with Master locks on a lot of the other storage units, I feel like a burglar would go for the easier prey than trying to break into this lock. I'm not a locksmith so I can't attest to how easy or how difficult it is to break into this lock, but I can tell you that it has a long, six-pin key that should be more difficult for someone to pick. Overall I think it's a good choice.

Good build quality and corrosion resistance. This is, in my opinion, a great value, and one of the better locks you can use to keep novices out and slow experts down. The keyway is somewhat restricted, and the lock has 6 pins, 5 of which are security spool pins. It is hard to pick and cannot be defeated with a comb. The shackle tolerances are less than ideal, making it vulnerable to shimming, but every lock has its weakness/vulnerability. This lock is a lot better than most.

This is a surprisingly lightweight padlock. The keyway is lubricated, making it very easy to slide a key in and out. This may not seem like a big deal, but it sure makes a difference in how the lock feels when you open it. I love how smoothly the key operates. There are six pins in the keyway, and most of them are security pins. Overall, I think this is a decent lock for the price. It has enough security features to prevent rapid picking, and it's lightweight for easy mobility. My only concern is the locking mechanism. The shackle is secured by retractable levers on each side, rather than ball bearings. Retractable levers can be shimmed open, and it looks like there's enough space between the lock body and the shackle on each side to insert a shim and defeat the lock. I haven't seen any reports of this happening, and one well-known lock hobbyist on YouTube believes that ABUS Titalium locks can't be shimmed. I suspect it's possible, however. If you don't want to take that chance, this lock may not be right for you. If you just want a basic lock for a relatively mundane purpose, though, this is a nice one.

I bought this Abus padlock for my shed knowing it would give me the security I need. 6 pin with security pins is more than adequate for the application. It’s a hefty and well built lock at a good price.

Great luck great price really cool unique key way wonderful to pick up for Lockport at only 20 bucks 6 pins all spool pins just really fun puzzle cool lock all the way around very lovely functions very smooth keys are cut well and are nice keys in general and it's a pretty hefty lock I mean it's the light because of the material it's made from but it's very big one but much larger than your average padlock definitely at this price point.. it's about the size that everybody wants a lock to be

(April 5, 2019) This review will be short, since I've only been using this lock for a couple days now. Purchased this to replace a rusted out lock I was using to secure my power box outside of the house. Lock is under an overhang, exposed to the lovely weather we get here in Florida. I do not expect to be opening the lock anytime soon, so for the most part, it’s just going to be sitting out there doing its thing. Will post an update to this review at a later time, maybe around fall. That should have been long enough to have been dealt some interesting weather conditions. (May 2020) Locks have been outside for over a year and they still open just fine with a key. No noticeable surface rust that I can see. There was some odd white crusty stuff near the drain hole, but that was probably mineral build up from rain/roof run off water. Overall, I'm impressed by the lock’s durability. That said, I'm aware of the reviews pointing out the locks can be easily shimmed. Frankly, A LOT locks have the same issue. I am not using this lock to protect anything of value, so I accept the risk of the locks being hackable versus the risk of some "genius" opening out my outside electrical junction box, and electrocuting himself. If said "genius" shims the lock and begins to mess with the box, then that's on them, I did my due diligence by securing the box from unauthorized access.

This lock is awesome in general, with a very secure design in many ways, beefy shackle, and large 6-pin high security cylinder with a wicked looking keyway, and a steep high-low-high-low pattern of bitting on the key. But it falls short in a couple of important ways in terms of security. It can be shimmed, firstly, making all that security kind of a joke. A ball bearing locking system would prevent this. Next, that wicked looking keyway is not very obstructed, but fairly wide open, allowing me to pick it from the bottom of the keyway with a .025" thick short hook without any issues from the warding in the lock. Again, not super secure, but it looks cool. So it isn't as good as it could be with a couple of simple changes, but it's still good pucking practice for locksport

I'm drive a cube van which has to be secured at all times. Where I live the lock is exposed to all kinds of climate (wet dirty roads,freezing rain,slushy winter snow, -40 temps ECT) and it's a real challenge finding a lock that holds up to such extreme conditions during its lifetime. This lock is by far the best I've used to date.

abus padlocks and locks are awesome this is so light and so strong and with the 6 pin configuration is really secure buy with confidence

Sabía que el candado no tenía su caja y aún así decidí comprarlo . Mi molestia es porque en una.de las preguntas decía que venía con dos llaves y fue mentira ... Solo venía con una . Espero no tener problemas en encontrar quien me haga un duplicado ya que la llave no es muy común

Good Looking keys.. this is no basic lock.. if it holds up to outdoor use.. and doesn't rust or corrode that will be real test.. we'll know in a year.. lol.. but this is very nice solid hard to pick, lock yet very light..

It;s a Good-For-The-Price lock. That is, it is not a true "high security lock" but certainly better than those ones you would get at a department store. This one DOES have some good features are advertised, that is, greater than a 1/4 inch steel alloy shackle and 6 pins. That makes it pretty good for the price. If you think you need this lock, then be sure that what you are connecting the lock TO can also withstand a commensurate attack. That is, if it's a chain, then don't use a chain that can be cut with bolt cutters - use one like Abus also offers. Before spending much more money on a real high security lock, ask yourself if the item you are securing is worth it.