Puroma 2 Pack Combination Lock for Locker 4 Digit Outdoor Waterproof Padlock for School, Gym, Sports, Fence, Toolbox, Gate, Case, Outdoor, Hasp Storage (Black)

I use these locks at the gym Red one is handy for when I can't remember which locker I stowed my gear in, it's easy to spot so I don't have to memorize the locker number, just look for the red lock Easy to set the passcode, smooth operation, fits lockers nicely, not too big, not too small Works on handgun and rifle case as well Good little locks I've only used them indoors, don't know how they handle weather but I have no plans on using them outside

Perfect little locks for kids and their lockers. Easy to set and easy to use! The price was great too!

Easy to use, reliable, sturdy, and convenient. I use it for when i go to the gym, works well. A slight bit tricky when setting the code but following the video directions helps!

Pretty good lock. Setting the combination was simple. Fit well for my locker.

We needed these for lockers at the YMCA. They're perfect. Setting the individual code was very simple- instructions were concise. Great product, great value.

I received this 2-pack of 4-digit combination locks and they work exactly as expected. The locks feel sturdy for everyday use and the combination wheels turn smoothly without getting stuck. Setting the code was straightforward following the instructions, and it was easy to reset when needed. The size is ideal for lockers, gym bags, or school use—not too bulky but still feels secure. I also like that you get two locks in the pack, which makes it a good value. The pink color is nice and matches the photos shown. Overall, a solid and practical option if you’re looking for basic combination locks for daily use.

I’ve been using mine almost every day for about three months now, and I haven’t had any issues. The numbers still move smoothly, and it feels just as sturdy as when I first got it. I bought this two-pack of combination locks mainly for the gym so my boyfriend and I could each have one, and they’ve been great. They’re very simple to use and setting the combination was quick and easy. It’s a four-digit code lock, which feels secure enough for everyday use. These obviously aren’t meant to protect super valuable items, but they’re perfect for gym lockers or anything where you just need a reliable, simple lock. The size fits a standard gym locker perfectly, and they would also work well for a normal school locker. I’m a teacher and see plenty of students using locks just like these, which gave me confidence when buying them. I would definitely recommend these for everyday use if you need a basic, dependable combination lock.

These are pretty good locks for the price. They’re nice material so I haven’t seen any rusting even though they’ve been wet. Really easy to use via the instructions and code change if needed. I like the side of them - not too thick and not too small.

I went in expecting a basic, forgettable padlock. I left feeling like I had handled a tiny piece of engineering genius. This is one of those rare products that proves design can still amaze when someone cares about the details. First off, the moment you pick it up you notice the weight. Not heavy for the sake of weight, but solid and dense in a way that immediately signals quality. The body has that nice, muted finish that does not scream flashy, but it also does not look or feel cheap. The shackle is thick and has that hard, slightly grainy finish that tells you it is hardened steel and not some soft cuttable wire pretending to be a shackle. The edges are rounded, the machining is tight, and the whole thing gives off a precision vibe. Whoever made this did not treat tolerances as optional. Now the key action. This is the part that actually made me audibly react. You slide the key in, it finds the keyway like it was guided, and then the turn is buttery smooth. No sticking, no jiggling, no pretending to be a lock that will work and then disappoint. It clicks into place in a very satisfying way. The keys themselves feel solid, not the flimsy stamped stuff that bends if you look at it wrong. They handed me a spare key and I thought nothing of it until I realized both keys operate like they were cut by a watchmaker. Smooth and consistent every single time. If you enjoy small mechanical pleasures, this is the kind of thing that will actually make you happy to lock and unlock. Security features are not just marketing buzzwords here. The internal mechanism feels dense and purpose-built. You can tell from the sound and feel that the tumblers are tightly matched and the whole lock is not an exercise in false security. The shackle seats perfectly into the body, and there is a confident firm resistance when locked that you can feel through your fingertips. There are no rattles and no sloppy movement. For what I paid, it feels way above what the price tag implies. Durability and weather resistance are extremely well thought out. There is a rubberized gasket where it matters, so water does not pool into the mechanism. I left it hanging on an outdoor gate during a heavy storm and when I came back the key still turned like new. No ridiculous claims here, no nonsense about surviving a bonfire, but realistic reassurance that this lock was made to be used outside and still work tomorrow. The finish shows minimal signs of wear after daily use and no corrosion so far. Installation and everyday use are refreshingly simple. It fits standard chains, hooks, and hasps without messing about. No need for adapters or a degree in engineering. The compact size makes it versatile while still feeling robust, so it works on toolboxes, gates, sheds, and even storage lockers. It is not tiny enough that someone could snap it with bare hands in a second, and it is not so massive you feel silly attaching it to a backpack. Packaging and extras were thoughtful as well. Keys were stored in a small envelope, the manual is short and not insulting, and there was a tiny card that stated what materials were used without overselling. It is the kind of attention to detail you get from a company that actually tests its products and listens to real feedback. Now for the rant portion, because this deserves one. Why are so many companies content to sell garbage that looks like a lock but behaves like a toy? Why do we accept scratched finishes, keyways that bind, and shackles that flex like wet spaghetti? This product goes against that lazy trend. It proves that a simple utility item can be engineered with pride. It is not trying to be clever, it is not loaded with gimmicks, and it does not hide behind buzzwords. It just does its job, and it does it with dignity. There is something deeply satisfying about a tool that performs reliably, repeatedly, and without drama. This lock brought that feeling back. If I have to find anything to nitpick, it would be that it is a touch heavier than the absolute cheapest travel locks, and if you are trying to minimize every gram you might prefer something lighter. Also, if you need a lock with smart features or an alarm, this is not that. This is the old school, properly made, mechanical solution done extremely well. That is the point. It is focused, and it nails that focus. Bottom line: buy this if you want a lock that works like a lock should, not a toy that pretends to be security. It has weight, precision, durability, and a key action that gives genuine mechanical satisfaction. Five stars and an enthusiastic recommendation. If more companies built things like this, I would stop rolling my eyes at basic hardware forever.

Seem good quality. Use one on my ice hut and one for gym locker. Easy to set own code and lock or unlock!

One of the locks didn't lock after 1 month of usage...

secure but also simple to open (no need to spin a dial). I also like that it's easy to change the combo. Makes it so that I can give the combo to someone so they can get into my locker and then change it once they no longer need in. I have had similar locks where it was to easy for the combo to change when it was open and i accidently changed the combo and had to cut it off. this one is easy but you still have to put pressure on the loop and hold it done in the change position when changing the code so its not gonna be changed randomly.

Tres bon.