Master Lock 3SSQ Stainless Steel Outdoor Padlock with Key, 4 Pack Keyed-Alike,Silver

I use these to secure my equipment on a flatbed truck that I drive cross country. I’ve had problems with past locks getting worn from bouncing around and eventually you would have to throw them away because they just didn’t work properly. Had these on for a couple months now and still working like new. Would buy again.

Using the pair for our our storage units. Work AOK. Nice having 2 locs keyed alike.

Hopefully I can insert the key in and open next year. so far so good.

The stainless locks work well.

They are locks. They lock. The shackle wasn't as large as I imagined. They didn't fit on the intended tough boxes, so they were repurposed to Pelican cases.

But they were not "keyed alike." The first clue I got was on the back of each lock's package, with different key codes. Once I disentangled the keys and locks from the packaging, I verified that the two locks would not unlock with the key from the other.I'm not going to bother with returning them, because at the least, I have two locks now, which was what I needed.

used the locks for a trip from NY to Alaska on back of enclosed trailer.One lock became so encrusted with dirt it was blocked and required lots of wd 40 to clean out key hole.Both locks show rusting after less than 2 weeks on trailer and regulary use of wd 40 to keep them clear.I mean they worked but I will be soaking them in oil and hoping they will work next time i need them. My biggest fear was having them rust or vibrate to a permanently locked status and not being able to get them unlocked with stuff needed during trip.

my 6 year old daughter can literally rake one of these i have open with a hair pin. other than that, the stainless shackle and painted case do well against the elements. the lock I have has been outside for years in salt air and only recently have I cleaned it a little for smoothness. good outdoor gate lock but don't secure anything valuable with it lol.

These padlocks come with only 2 keys. This is annoying. Any time I have bought keyed-alike locks they have come with a key for each lock. Master locks are durable, so you will likely have them for a while before you loose one of the keys and will need to have a copy made of the remaining one. I just went through this and was charged $6 for each copy at the only locksmith in town.

Smaller size, which is just what I needed for outdoor gate and shed. Like that I only have to use one key rather than find loads. Only downside I can see after a few months of use, is that the key slot is starting to show some corrosion... which I didn't think it should. Doesn't affect key entry, but after more rain - time will tell.