Do you remember standing in front of your locker with a blank look and a cold sweat? We’ve all forgotten our locker combination at least a few times. Even as we get older, it only gets harder remembering all those numbers and turning right, left all the way around once, left, right.
WordLock has created a simple yet ingenious solution – a combination lock based on words and letters instead of numbers!
I was able to work with two different varieties (of seven available). One was the standard padlock. It feels very solid and the curved arm is a good diameter to fit most applications. The other was the luggage lock. Meeting with TSA guidelines, this lock can be opened by airport security with a special key instead of agents having to cut your lock off. It was very easy to choose and set your own combination on both but they are designed in a way to prevent accidental re-setting.
On a lock with four letters, it is possible to create up to 100,000 different combinations. Just deciding on only one is the hardest part! Since you are choosing your own, it is so much easier to remember the right combination. But, like a password, only you will know it.
WordLock products are available in various colors and at retailers nationwide.
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► Giveaway closed, winners announced here!
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WIN IT!
WordLock is offering one of my readers the same locks I received (padlock and luggage lock).
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Giveaway ends 9/26/10 at 11:59 PST. Open to US residents only. Winners have 48 hours to respond before a new winner is chosen.
Disclosure: I was provided with a two locks to facilitate this review. The opinions expressed here are 100% my honest opinion.
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I like the Wordlock Padlock in Pink!
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Mini cable lock because it is four feet long for maximum flexibility, and it’s lightweight.
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I like the standard word padlock…I love that you can create a word instead of numbers…much easier to remember.
I love the standard word padlock because I will remember the combination! that is great suelee1998 @ gmail.com
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i like the pad and sport locks because you don’t need a key. Too easy to lose
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I need a luggage lock for my luggage and I would like it in neon green because it is my favorite color
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This is such a simple, yet great idea. I like the bike locks cause use Heavy-duty braided steel cable and the word lock. Great giveaway, thanks.
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I like the luggage lock best because it seems I am forever losing my key to regular locks and the password would be easy to remember!
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Mini cable lock because it is four feet long for maximum flexibility
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I’d like a luggage lock in neon green.
Sorry, forgot to say I’d like the luggage lock because I travel a lot and I want my things to stay safe. Neon green because it’s so unique.
Wordlock because it would be the easiest for me to remember.