ABUS 70/35 Small Weatherproof Lock with 2 Keys for Outdoor, Storage, Marine, 1.42in (36mm) Wide (Keyed Alike, 1)

Bought a box for my trail camera and put this lock on and works perfectly also waterproof

This is indeed a small lock, black color as listed, and it's quality made. It looks like it will hold up to the elements well. I'm using it on my spare tire carrier on my snowmobile trailer. Yes, a good bolt cutter would probably cut thru it like butter, but I'm using to discourage the average Joe who might see a quick and easy way to get a free spare tire. A determined thief with the right tool/s would be able to steal my tire no matter what lock I was using. When it comes to a padlock, if your choice is between a MasterLock and an ABUS, always go with the ABUS.

I bought these for our front and rear gates, they have been through torrential downpours, freezing wet Winter weather and no issues whatsoever with performance or rust. Perhaps it's because I take 3 minutes and apply silicone spray once a year or perhaps they are no longer built the same. I dinged them a star because the outer plastic coating is tearing at the shackle but the locks perform as new. Just purchased 2 more Abus locks, they are so much better than what I have used in the past.

Overall I am satisfied with the lock even though it's a little on the smaller size, but it's made with good protection and the locking mechanism is smooth. It could be used for a storage lock 🔐

Very small and weak. A nice rubber waterproof lock just tiny.

QUALITY. But water DOES get in. These are THE LOCKS YOU WANT for your "Pelican-like" case. IF, you can stand the 1/4 inch shackle underneath the rubbery black plastic is not the hardest size to cut available. Overall, the locks seem to be of excellent quality. I believe I bought 6 in total, in the end. They're ALL GOOD keyed-alike, at least in the short run. Perhaps the manufacturer MAY change the keys over time. But I do NOT "know" this.

Just needed locks to secure fishing/hunting gear and such on the roof of my car. They seem very durable as went into a shop and about to get in my car and I could see someone tried bolt cutters to them. They failed and one lock has a bit of character now (did have to grind off where the cutters displaced some metal) and holding up in a couple years of diverse weather.

The lock is a lot smaller than your average master lock. I am noticing that there is already rust stains on one of them. Doesn't feel very sturdy and will probably be getting something else. Not for heavy use