I use two of these on my motorcycle when I am locking up the brake rotors at night. They barely fit into the holes, which is perfect for security. If I am on a road trip, I will use them with a chain to lock my motorcycle to something secure. I also trust them a lot more than the super cheap Chinese locks you find in Vietnam. Would highly recommend!

I chose this padlock because, from its description, it appeared robust, had a large shackle to fit my metal gate frame, appeared to be made of rustproof materials and came with three keys. I'm very pleased to find that the description was very accurate and the pad lock does have all these features, and its intricate key will offer good resistance to anyone tampering with it. It's strong frame an d latching lock will also resist it being prised open with some force. There were plenty more pad locks to choose from on the site but the ABUS 65/60 fits my bill absolutely.

Best padlocks for the money!

I collect padlocks. - I have antique padlocks, and modern ones that cost over $300. A strange hobby, I know. But that's what makes a market; everyone is strange in their own way. Then we trade, and... PROFIT!Where was I...? Oh, yeah: Abus makes very good locks. The world's best are probably made by Abloy of Finland (really! But Abus would probably dispute that). And Abloy locks are expensive.If you need padlocks you probably won't find a better deal than these. Since they're made for marine environments (like around boats, docks, saltwater, etc.), they're rust and corrosion resistant, so they're ideal for outdoor uses like gate hasps, sheds, and so on.They're über-inexpensive, too. You'd pay more for a cheap Master lock, with a regular key that anyone can get ... MoreI collect padlocks. - I have antique padlocks, and modern ones that cost over $300. A strange hobby, I know. But that's what makes a market; everyone is strange in their own way. Then we trade, and... PROFIT!Where was I...? Oh, yeah: Abus makes very good locks. The world's best are probably made by Abloy of Finland (really! But Abus would probably dispute that). And Abloy locks are expensive.If you need padlocks you probably won't find a better deal than these. Since they're made for marine environments (like around boats, docks, saltwater, etc.), they're rust and corrosion resistant, so they're ideal for outdoor uses like gate hasps, sheds, and so on.They're über-inexpensive, too. You'd pay more for a cheap Master lock, with a regular key that anyone can get duplicated. Padlocks with common keys are the easiest to pick, which brings me to the next reason these padlocks are an excellent buy.If anything, the keys are why I prefer Abus padlocks. This is my second purchase of a half dozen of these locks from Zoro. They use "dimple" keys. There's no picture of the key, but when you see one you'll understand why it's practically impossible to pick these locks.They can't be duplicated with the key cutter that's found in every hardware store and locksmith shop. Only Abus has the machinery to copy their own keys.Next, these padlocks don't use the typical 4 or 5 (or "high security" - as if) 6 pins. This particular padlock uses 10 pins! Even an expert lock picker would need a couple extra hands to even try, and he'd still fail.These locks also have a ball bearing detente, which the best locks typically use. And the ball bearings are on both ends of the shackle.For only $15 and change, these padlocks are amazingly inexpensive. You can't go wrong with Abus.(PS: Avoid Master locks; they're pricey junque.)

Excellent quality with great features

Perfect! The ABUS 75lb/50 KD Padlock is of excellent quality and exactly what I was looking for in a padlock. Heavy duty and made from rust proof materials. It will replace a padlock on a timber property access road gate that was failing due to extreme weather exposure. The ABUS will be used in an outdoor application, exposed to 4-season weather all year. The dimple style key is reversible which makes it much easier to insert into the padlock by feel only because it will be up inside a vandal proof box on the gate post. And the key capture feature ensures the padlock is locked properly with the shackle end inserted into the padlock body when the key is removed. I expect this ABUS padlock to work well for many years.

For a SMALL lock it is a good value.

Been having some trouble with lock opening mysteriously. I've had this one up a few days IN ADDITION to the locked hasp I have on that door and it has stayed locked. Just be advised that it isn't very big. Sturdy looking though, seems a good value for under $20.00

Good small padlocks.

They appear to be well made and we’ll put them to the test in the Laguna Madre but we needed more substantial locks than what we received so we’re still looking. 1/4” shank and we must have missed that in the description.

Just what we needed

Needed a replacement for a discontinued MasterLock, 130KA. This works for our sailing club. We needed 20 locks and they were in stock and shipped immediately.

Marine grade

Quality product and love that it is marine grade, was able to get them keyed alike for a 4 piece set and that I could get them as a key retaining model making it harder to lock the key in something. Already looking at adding a few more keyed alike.

Perfect lock for salty environment.

I purchased 3 of these to secure 3 expensive decorative aluminum bollards in place. I live along the east coast of Florida and needed a marine grade lock to withstand the severe salt corrosion. These were perfect for my application in both build quality and materials. They were just the right size too. Thanks ABUS Lock Co. and Zoro, for having this lock at a solid price. I'm a repeat Zoro customer! Thanks for your ease of ordering and quick shipping.