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OTTOLOCK Bike/Gear Lock (2-Pack)

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OTTOLOCK Bike/Gear Lock (2-Pack)

Name: OTTOLOCK Bike/Gear Lock (2-Pack)
Brand: OTTOLOCK
SKU: ottolock-bike-gear-lock
Rating: 4.333333 (12 reviews)

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Stronger than a cable lock and lighter than a U-lock, the OTTOLOCK cinch lock is the latest way to lock up your bike. It's made of multiple layers of high-temper, 18-millimeter-wide stainless steel bands that have been coated in scratch-resistant santoprene and reinforced with cut-resistant Kevlar Read More

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Oct 26, 2019

Err https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D15QH72xfPA Guy cuts through it with small snippers in about 10 seconds?

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treal512

435

Nov 26, 2018

Checkout the Pewag 12mm 56847 chain if you want decent security. Yes, it's big and heavy.

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planb10113

352

Aug 31, 2018

You can get this for about $52 with free shipping from here using the coupon code TWNTY20, or get the 60" version for about the same.
https://www.campsaver.com/otto-design-works-ottolock-cinch-lock.html
Cheaper and ships faster, but it doesn't come with a mount.

A community member

Sep 2, 2018

planb10113Just checked availability at CampSaver. For the 30-in black it ships in 1 to 3 months . The 60-in black is listed as out of stock.
If you add the optional mount the 30-in price at CampSaver is almost the same as Massdrop.

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planb10113

352

Sep 3, 2018

Unfortunately I can't control the stock of locks the website has on hand. When I posted the link, the green and orange were still in stock, and the green 60" was ready to ship too. Looks like some others found the deal and took advantage. Maybe check back in a month and they'll have more.
Just trying to provide purchasing options for those interested in the product.

Bourrinopathe

Mar 14, 2018

Careful. This lock looks weak as apparently you cut through

it with a small hacksaw in less than one minute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76MgFoonyw8
@Tenryuu : thanks for the valuable info - I didn't see you linked the video before posting.
Even for a quick stop it won't hold long enough imho.

BlueCrowned

5307

Apr 21, 2018

BourrinopatheI'm not sure people usually walk around with hacksaws? Most reviews online seem to be quite impressed with it.

rossmairm

Oct 2, 2018

BlueCrownedNo, in NYC they walk around with angle grinders lol

DoubleE

Mar 13, 2018

I would really like 1 of these, but I have no need for 2, unfortunately.

ODWPDX

Mar 12, 2018

A reminder on the design intent behind the OTTOLOCK- it is a lightweight/compact/portable bike lock designed for short stops and convenience. It is stronger than a cable lock and lighter than a U-lock. It is NOT recommended for overnight security. Inquiries can be made at- support@ottodesignworks.com

OrCohen

268

Mar 10, 2018

Too bad you can't get one 60 inch instead of two 18 inch

Tenryuu

240

Mar 10, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76MgFoonyw8
That's a "free bike" lock.

This lock should cost 20. At $100 you can buy a decent U lock.

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Tenryuu

240

Mar 12, 2018

Did you watch all of it? It's not impressive at all that you can easily cut it with that cross hand held cutter or a saw.

jzen0

173

Mar 13, 2018

TenryuuTook a minute or so for something that looks like a fruit roll-up.

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Jbug

Jul 15, 2017

I just got mine, and it's pretty nice! Obviously not super high security with the 3-digit code, but it might be harder to brute force it than you think. I could certainly do it given enough time, but I think it would be a lot more difficult than earlier posts have indicated. The dials are small and fiddly, and it's very easy to rotate more than one dial when you're trying to just move one. Add in an awkward angle, bad lighting, and fear of detection (as would often be present if this was cinched up to a bike) and I'm not sure it would be a cakewalk. But as it says on the instruction card, it is "designed for short-stay security and protecting against theft opportunists."