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https://altorlocks.com/products/saf-lock https://altorlocks.com/products/saf-lock sounds more like what the parent was referring to. It's a good example of clea
by plorkyeran 6y ago
https://altorlocks.com/products/saf-lock https://altorlocks.com/products/saf-lock sounds more like what the parent was referring to. It's a good example of clearly addressing a specific threat model: it doesn't try to be impossible to cut (although the marketing material says otherwise...). Instead it's just so thick that a 5" angle grinder can't reach all the way through it in a single cut, and the coating material is specifically designed to be slow to cut through so that it takes a long time and requires multiple batteries.
Of course, it still has the obvious problem that the thing you're locking it onto is probably a lot easier to cut.
- burlesona 6y agoHoly cow, 6.2KG!! That’s almost as much as a good bike weighs, and enough weight to seriously feel it lugging that around. I guess if you really have to leave your bike locked in public for long periods of time it could be worth it, but wow, that would not be a nice or convenient thing to lug around.