Master Lock Python Trail Camera Adjustable Camouflage Cable Locks w/4 Keys, 8418KA-2 CAMO 2-Pack

I have used these for years and I have twenty plus cameras; I have only had one camera stolen since using these cables. They make a big difference.

Works great for my cell cameras

I bought this 4pk and they all work great so far. I also previously bought a 2pk no problems which are all camo. I bought single black and yellow and had to cut it off because it wouldn't unlock. I guess 1 out of 7 ain't bad.lol

Great locks

were not keyed alike as ordered

Bears kept snatching my trail cameras and also a couple.of theives these locks stopped both.

These are the typical cable locks for anything you want to secure to a sturdy base. Most use them for securing trail cameras to trees, but it could be used for virtually anything you want to secure. The biggest plus of this is that you can buy multiple cables with the same key. I have had this very same style before, but had separate keys for each. this is very annoying when you are out in the field (especially a **snow covered** field) and have to deal with multiple title keys to open the cable. When it is below -20F, you need to remove your hands from any glove to use the key. The more time you fiddle with finding the right key, the more your hand starts to hurt from the cold.Get the matched key set, you will be happy you did. And the camo pattern looks cool and helps hide it a bit from a distant observer.

These locks are great for a ton of different uses. Obviously most people use them for game cameras, and they work great for that, but if you have kayaks with a locking point, you can use these to lock them into your truck/trailer (or to each other if needed), they can be used as bike locks, for tree stands, grill locks, ladder locks, or as another review showed - through multiple locker doors instead of individual padlocks. Very durable and long lasting. If you plan to leave them outside a very long time (read: multiple years) use a PTFE/Teflon-based lubricant (found in any hardware store) to be safe. Remember, if you want to get multiple locks all keyed together, the easiest is to buy them all at once in a multi-pack (from 2 to 16 can be bought at same time). If you already bought a pair and want to add more locks (keyed the same as your existing ones), take your key number and contact a hardware store that sells Masterlock products - many of them can order more Python locks with that specific key number. As you can expect, you may pay more since it would be a special order, but it solves your problem. That is also why I mentioned ordering one of the larger packs if you see yourself needing multiple locks in the future.