Master Lock 1533 1533EURD M/Lock 38MM S/Steel Fixed DIAL Combi Padlock, Multicoloured, 5,7 cm x 4 cm x 2,5 cm

Note that the code can’t be changed - so the code that the lock ships with is what you have to use. Other than that though it’s a handy little lock. Given how easy a normal combination locks is to decode, this provides me with the reassurance that any petty thief looking to break into my locker will probably pick an alternative (easier) target.

bit complicated to get into .

It always comes in black.Used to use a larger version in school when I was younger (I’m not that old honestly) and I love this style for lockers in the UK as I feel like people here struggle using this type of lock. So better security at the gym

It gets the job done, but I did not know that you should not pull the dial housing while you are trying to open the lock because then it dial will not rotate, and do not reset or change (ie the zero below the mark) the dial`s position before closing it because you will not be able to rotate the lock lever to the closed position.

I like the lock it is very hard to open which is good and bad. Good because know body will be able to open it even if you tell someone the code they will not be able to open it. Bad because its hard to learn to open and also when you can open it quickly it still takes about 30 seconds.

very small as others have said, not like they used to make it very complicated to open as you have to turn the knob loads, not like the old locks where you went to the right then left then right and boom you have to spin it around full turns....it will do what you are looking for but i bet you forget the number your after with all the turning!!

Ordered for my daughters locker at school, she loves it and luckily we got a pink one, would be better if we could choose the colour, as I am sure my son wouldn't want pink. Also, you cannot change the combination on this model, despite searching endlessly online for instructions.

Have to be the worst padlocks ever. I question whether they are genuine. They're not precise, I.e lining up for the numbers for the code is vague.They're poorly made and feel really cheap.Worst of all they don't work 50% of the time. I took them to Thailand this summer backpacking. During the first week they both had a mind of their own and would open when they wanted to. Even after putting in the correct code 20 times consecutively they would not open. I ended up smashing one of them off a locker. Which unsurprisingly wasn't hard. I then bought some cheap Thai padlocks from a corner shop which put these to shame.I ignored the negative reviews and hoped for the best. I regretted that very early into my trip.