Originally Posted by
Maelochs
That video is insulting to intelligent riders ... hilarious for thieves, I bet.
Thing is ... it Might be better than a similar cable. If they wanted to impress serious buyers, they should have shown how long it took to get through with the dikes they used---which were a reasonable pair of pocketable dikes which a thief might have, or a semi-honest person might have in the toolbox in his car or truck. if it took longer than a cable lock ... I might stop to think. As it is ... I will wait until a serious test video is released.
As was also noted ... how about a hammer and chisel to the lock body?
Not to mention the laughable 3 digit combo on it...
It MAY be better than a small cable lock, but is it better than 4 small cable locks? Cause that's how many you could buy with the same amount of money. I suppose you're also paying for ease of use but still...
For that price I'd get some cut resistant rope and just TIE it around the bike with a fancy, hard to untie knot. Some ropes are next to impossible to cut with scissors (or dikes, or shears) and must be cut using other methods. (Sharp knife on wooden block for example.)