Luggage Question

I know this question has been asked and answered many times but I hope
someone will answer again anyhow - I will write it down this time.....

Where can I buy the luggage locks to put on my luggage that enable
inspectors to open them without breaking or cutting them off and then
re-lock?

TIA

Hi there

Most luggage or travel shops carry them.You can also get them
through AAA.

Cheers,

Roseanne

~Florida Girl~ wrote:
I know this question has been asked and answered many times but I hope
someone will answer again anyhow - I will write it down this time.....

Where can I buy the luggage locks to put on my luggage that enable
inspectors to open them without breaking or cutting them off and then
re-lock?

TIA

Additionally in Target, Wal-Mart, and luggage departments in major
department stores.

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On 06/29/2005 11:35 PM foggydoggy while holding "court", exclaimed:

Hi there

Most luggage or travel shops carry them.You can also get them
through AAA.

Cheers,

Roseanne

~Florida Girl~ wrote:


I know this question has been asked and answered many times but I hope
someone will answer again anyhow - I will write it down this time.....

Where can I buy the luggage locks to put on my luggage that enable
inspectors to open them without breaking or cutting them off and then
re-lock?

TIA

If you want to buy online, here you go, tons of places:

http://froogle.google.com/froogle?so...a+luggage+lock

If in person, any luggage shop, most Breakstone or Sharper Images, many
department stores.


"~Florida Girl~" wrote in message
...
I know this question has been asked and answered many times but I hope
someone will answer again anyhow - I will write it down this time.....

Where can I buy the luggage locks to put on my luggage that enable
inspectors to open them without breaking or cutting them off and then
re-lock?

TIA

You should be able to find them at any store that carries luggage.

On Wed, 29 Jun 2005, ~Florida Girl~ wrote:

I know this question has been asked and answered many times but I hope
someone will answer again anyhow - I will write it down this time.....

Where can I buy the luggage locks to put on my luggage that enable
inspectors to open them without breaking or cutting them off and then
re-lock?

TIA

~Florida Girl~ wrote:
I know this question has been asked and answered many times but I hope
someone will answer again anyhow - I will write it down this time.....

Where can I buy the luggage locks to put on my luggage that enable
inspectors to open them without breaking or cutting them off and then
re-lock?

TIA

On line, E-Bags has them. I've bought from them a couple of times.
Prompt delivery, and a unique payment method called Bill-Me-Later. No
credit card; almost like the old charge accounts that we had at
department stores years ago. Anyway, they have several types, from
4-for-$10 keyed locks to fancy combination-locked models.

Don't have their URL handy just now, but Google is your friend. Another
poster in this NG tipped me to them last year.

Stranger

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Thanks so much - of course I found some at WalMart - should have known
they would have them.

On 07/01/2005 6:56 AM ~Florida Girl~ while holding "court", exclaimed:

Thanks so much - of course I found some at WalMart - should have known
they would have them.



Check the current issue of "Consumer Reports", they review budget
luggage sets. Target, Wal-mart, Sears, e-bags, just about all budget
luggage score poorly on durability. If you want something to last, go
with major brands. I had a set of American Tourister that lasted 15
years. I replaced them with a set I got at Target. Those held up but
didn't offer as much packing versatility. I now have a three piece set
of American Tourister soft-side bags. They've been on trains, planes
and cruise ships and are none the worse for the wear.

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