Go Travel TSA Padlocks

TSA-accepted locks feature a universal master key system that allows airport security agents to open and inspect your luggage without damaging the lock or your suitcase. If you use a non-TSA lock, security personnel may be forced to cut it off if they need to access your bag.

These padlocks are designed to fit most standard zippered luggage. The shackle is sized to slide easily through the interlocking pullers found on almost all modern suitcases and travel bags.

Each pack includes two locks and two keys per lock, giving you a total of four keys. It is a good idea to keep one key on your person and store the spare in a separate, secure location like your carry-on or wallet.

Yes, they are built with a durable zinc alloy body and a steel shackle, which are designed to withstand the typical bumps and drops of transit. While no lock is indestructible, this construction offers a reliable level of security for standard travel.

Absolutely. Luggage carousels are often crowded with black or navy suitcases that look identical. Having a bright, distinct lock on your zipper pull makes it significantly easier to spot your bag from a distance as it comes down the belt.