Henry Squire WS75S Stronghold 6 Pin S Cylinder Container Block Lock, 80 mm (Length)

I recently bought one of these for my scooter, partially because the insurance company mentioned it in their application form and partially because the padlock that came with my chain was really unimpressive.Mine is the 55mm model, which is big enough for a single loop of chain, as in the picture. I can't rate its effectiveness because after two months no-one seems to have had a go at it. My hunch is that it's not impregnable, but you can mitigate that by parking next to a scooter that has a cheaper-looking lock - on the "I don't have to outrun the bear, I only have to outrun you" principle.The little instruction sheet says it's a CEN 4 lock. It came with two keys; replacements are about £20. The weatherproof flap at the bottom works, but after a downpour the lock does retain water, so it's a good idea to shake it out when you unlock it. It holds the key in place until you close the lock, which threw me at first but I suppose it stops the key falling out when you're fiddling with a chain.And it's rubberised, so I don't worry too much about it scratching the contents of my scooter's storage bin. Which is nice.

Bought this for my storage unit.My philosophy is this…..if some thieving scumbags want something they usually find a way in but I will do my utmost to make it as difficult for them as possible.This lock goes a long way to helping me achieve that. It’s very robustly built and while i’m not a expert in these matters I'm sure it would provide the average thief a headache getting past it.Pricey but I believe you get what you pay for.

Looked around for a decent lock for a shipping container. The firm we bought it from recommended this lock and could supply one if needed. Shopped around and Amazon was the best price I could find at the time.Does the job and seems decent quality. The keys are just normal type so don't strike me as very high security but once the lock is in a lock box can see it being very difficult to get at and remove.Expensive compared to lot of the other locks out there but gives peace of mind if its insurance rated and has a boron shackle.

Good quality padlock that is working well giving confidence to secure machinery.

Oh this thing is a beast. Comes very well greased and also the email support from the manufacturer is excellent. Just give it some love every now and then and it'll last decades. The barrel is replaceable as well which is handy as this is the part most likely to fail in time with general use. The only thing I'd say is it would be nice if there was a cover for the key hole but you can easily put some tape over that if you're in an environment that warrants it. It will take a 19mm chain. I would definitely buy this thing again.And yes, an angle grinder will take it out. The difference is that this is unlikely to be cropped by hand tools. This means they must make a lot of noise to get through it. What you're looking for with security is to add time, noise and inconvenience to the thief. This increases the risk and you want them to look at your security and decide that the risk is not worth the gain. If you therefore have a high value motorcycle then the gain is huge and they'll go all out and prepare and nothing will stop them - they'll be in with powertools and have it gone in a van. If you're doing this for a mediocre bike (like mine!) then they're just going to look at it and go elsewhere as there will be easier pickings. Combine this with a decent chain (remember you've spent a few grand on a bike so a couple of hundred to stop it going walkies is relatively small change - if you cheap out on the chain you'll lose the bike easily, I know, I've done it) and some variety of noisy thing (my preference is an alarmed disc lock as the bloody thing wails like mad and also smashing one off to wheel the bike away is noisy and damages the bike they want to later sell) and you'll make it so difficult to steal that they'll just move on to softer targets.

Appears to be an extremely robust and solid lock. This lock has a CEN rating of 4 (CEN4 - I was surprised this information was not detailed in the Amazon listing) which at this price point (£49 at time of this review) is exceptionally good value. The packaging details a 10 year guarantee and also describes the lock as "all weather". It is easy to operate. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a container or straight shackle lock.

Excellent lock, very easy to use. The only issue was getting the keys out of the packaging as tough plastic but at least they were secure.

A serious lock. Heavy, well constructed. I feel a warm sense of satisfaction that thieving swines will just not bother when they see this paired with the Squire chain on my bike.

The lock is great. I ordered two locks. One went missing because the package ripped apart. Refund experience was painful since Amazon wanted back a product that I never received.

Heavy, precision built padlock with black-plated or painted tempered steel with double-ball bearing, boron, & corrosion-plated shackle retreated besides 1inch thick "shoulders." Thick 1/4" rubber cover fits over & protects keyhole. 1/8" rubber also protects the lock body.Padlock also feels heavy to resist bumping [even with bump-resistant pin-and-tumbler lock cylinder]. The brass cylinder is also underneath a 1/8" steel plate. Entire lock size is the size of a male fist or can of coke.CAUTION: The regular SS65CS [here on Amazon] WILL NOT ACCEPT a 19mm Pragmasis Protector chain!!! Go to Lockitt.com and select the XLR version. Compared to the regular 65, it's just a little bit more clearance on the shackle space [like 3mm], different key/keying, and 10~ dollars more. Otherwise, they look identical.

This lock was spectacular out of the plastic package. I have multiple higher end locks for my shipping containers and this one is damn good. It is good bang for your buck.The only negative is the rubber/plastic flap that is to keep the elements out of the keyhole, it might not last for the life of the lock. It is loose in how it attaches to the lock and supposed to secure with to the actual lock. I will see how well it handles our tough Canadian winters. It is quite expensive but it is made in a non Asian country...so gotta pay for that quality!!

Das Squire SS80CS ist eines der besten Vorhängeschlösser die man für Geld kaufen kann. Ein daneben gelegtes Abus Baumarkt Schloss sieht geradezu winzig und lächerlich aus. Es ist einfacher die Wand zu zerstören als dieses Schloss zu brechen. In Verbindung mit einer 16mm Durchmesser Kette ist diese Kombination kaum zu übertreffen, allenfalls noch durch das SS100CS

Le poids surprenant, et évidemment rassurant. Ce beau bloc au design de cadenas indestructible parait rassurant. A comparer avec le précédent qui malgré de belles promesses n'a en rien gêné les indélicats visiteurs.