3 ms·
The thieves break into the most commonly-used locks. FWIW there are hacks for most locks on Youtube! There's nothing inside the locker to which to attach a har
by giardini 10y ago
The thieves break into the most commonly-used locks. FWIW there are hacks for most locks on Youtube!
There's nothing inside the locker to which to attach a hard case, which would undoubtedly be stolen.
Can't change gyms w/o losing $$ - have a two-year plan. Been going there for years. BTW all gyms have this problem - it isn't uncommon.
I _have_ considered abandoning the gym and going to a body-weight exercise plan + walking/running. I'd get more sun/rain/sleet/sunny days.
- tunap 10y agoedit: n/m, topic covered already. Why not leave valuables in your(locked) car?
- ptaipale 10y agoIs that a sarcastic joke? Cars are obvious targets for burgling. At least over here, insurance companies won't pay anything if you leave it in the car and it gets burgled.
- dpark 10y agoCars are probably broken into less than gym lockers. A locked door on a car is typically sufficient deterrent, as the thief will just prowl for an unlocked one. A lock on a gym locker is apparently not enough deterrent.
- ptaipale 10y agoOver here in Europe, car burglaries are common, and often insurance covers burglary to a locker (as locker is meant for safe storage) but not burglary to a car (as a car is not).
- jungletek 10y agoI'm sure if you made a (perhaps public) fuss about their lack of security in the locker rooms, they'd be willing to cancel with no penalties. You could probably also argue that such a failure constitutes a violation of their end of the agreement, depending on the wording. Don't be a doormat, dude.