At the surplus store. Clearly I'll be keeping my wallet in trunk of car at gym and not in locker.
Back says that it will not withstand more than 110lbs of pull force. Does that mean that an 8th grader could hang on it and break it off? I skipped physics class... Or math... Or whatever class would answer that 
My last three gym combo locks have all been cheapies.
After a few months they start to become more and more difficult to open.
There is little in my life more angst-inducing than standing in a towel in the locker room for 5 minutes trying to open a cheap lock.
temp154226 - My last three gym combo locks have all been cheapies.
After a few months they start to become more and more difficult to open.
There is little in my life more angst-inducing than standing in a towel in the locker room for 5 minutes trying to open a cheap lock.
most creative meat gazer ever?
Girly - At the surplus store. Clearly I'll be keeping my wallet in trunk of car at gym and not in locker.It's means that if you use all of your strength, you will definitely not be able to break it.
Back says that it will not withstand more than 110lbs of pull force. Does that mean that an 8th grader could hang on it and break it off? I skipped physics class... Or math... Or whatever class would answer that
A lock like that keeps an honest man honest.
MrFluffyHippo -Lol!Girly - At the surplus store. Clearly I'll be keeping my wallet in trunk of car at gym and not in locker.It's means that if you use all of your strength, you will definitely not be able to break it.
Back says that it will not withstand more than 110lbs of pull force. Does that mean that an 8th grader could hang on it and break it off? I skipped physics class... Or math... Or whatever class would answer that
What that means is that if someone held it fast and yanked back on it with all their bodyweight, no implements needed, it would pop right open.