Spring-based zipper locks?
Apr 5, 2015 | 10:16 pm
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Spring-based zipper locks?
Around 18 years ago I bought a set of 3 small combination locks from the Sharper Image. I liked them in particular because they:
1. Had a spring mechanism, so even if the dials were set to the correct combination the locks would stay closed until I squeezed them open, and
2. Had dials that couldn't be dialed backward past zero, so I could open the locks without looking at them.
Does anything like that still exist? Last month I misplaced my last one. Last year I bought a few Eagle Creek locks, and I've already lost two because I'm not used to actively closing them and turning the dials to keep them closed.
Seth
1. Had a spring mechanism, so even if the dials were set to the correct combination the locks would stay closed until I squeezed them open, and
2. Had dials that couldn't be dialed backward past zero, so I could open the locks without looking at them.
Does anything like that still exist? Last month I misplaced my last one. Last year I bought a few Eagle Creek locks, and I've already lost two because I'm not used to actively closing them and turning the dials to keep them closed.
Seth
