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Where can I buy a Gym(combination) locker for under 3 pounds?
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Is 3 pounds or so for a padlock from 'the Gym group' a good deal?
Also are combination locks better than conventional lock with a key? I imagine resetting a combination lock isn't the hardest thing in the world and also there's a risk with a conventional lock that somebody else might have exactly the same lock as me !
Also are combination locks better than conventional lock with a key? I imagine resetting a combination lock isn't the hardest thing in the world and also there's a risk with a conventional lock that somebody else might have exactly the same lock as me !
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I imagine you can get something cheaper online, though postage might make it the same price. Have look at a local hardware store or supermarket.
As for combination vs key: personal preference, I think. Though remember that a key will then have to be carried with you while you workout. There are ways to deal with that, but something to remember. I would have thought that any lock that's reasonably sturdy and cannot just be pulled apart or easily sawn open will do. Do you have a particular problem with theft at your gym? At every gym I've ever used people have put stuff in lockers without locking it (though not me, I must admit).0 -
cherryblossomzel wrote: »I imagine you can get something cheaper online, though postage might make it the same price. Have look at a local hardware store or supermarket.
As for combination vs key: personal preference, I think. Though remember that a key will then have to be carried with you while you workout. There are ways to deal with that, but something to remember. I would have thought that any lock that's reasonably sturdy and cannot just be pulled apart or easily sawn open will do. Do you have a particular problem with theft at your gym? At every gym I've ever used people have put stuff in lockers without locking it (though not me, I must admit).
I'm not sure if there is but I don't want to risk it happening to me lol!0 -
i use a lock with a key, and keep the key on a lanyard some times round my neck sometimes in my pocket.0
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i use a lock with a key, and keep the key on a lanyard some times round my neck sometimes in my pocket.0
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Boots do those combination locks. No idea how much they cost though.Sealed pot challenge #232. Gold stars from Sue-UU - :staradmin :staradmin £75.29 banked
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There's a combo luggage lock in Poundland at the moment - I'm not sure if it will be large enough for you, its in the DIY section. It is very much like the Antler combo locks: http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/travel-accessories/antler-identity-combination-lock/ is the kind of thing.0
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there was a combination lock that i thought i saw in mens health magazine but i must have dreamt that after looking! combination are way forward (just in case you lose key etc...)0
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DomRavioli wrote: »There's a combo luggage lock in Poundland at the moment - I'm not sure if it will be large enough for you, its in the DIY section. It is very much like the Antler combo locks: http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/travel-accessories/antler-identity-combination-lock/ is the kind of thing.
Way too small for a gym locker. However thanks for trying!0 -
I could chew through a £3 pad lock!0
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Credit-Crunched wrote: »I could chew through a £3 pad lock!
You must have usually strong and sharp teeth lol!0
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