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> with a zip (the plastic strip you buckle up on its own, works one way) Just in case you didn't know, unless you buy ones that are specifically hard to open (
by capableweb 4y ago
> with a zip (the plastic strip you buckle up on its own, works one way)
Just in case you didn't know, unless you buy ones that are specifically hard to open (like if you instead use ones from a random hardware store), they are trivial to open without breaking it by lifting the flap inside the lock-mechanism with something thin and sharp, roll it back out and inserting it again once you've done your deed.
- BrandoElFollito 4y agoI used the ones that are specifically hard to open (you basically force a blade into a part and if you want to remove it it is destructive). It will not protect le against everything, and this is the reason i do not go for anything fancy. I just hope that the ones who would like to put something in would be deterred by the zips. Anything that breaks visibly (a seal for instance) would do, but this leaves traces on the suitcase.
- O__________O 4y agoGlue, most likely super glue (cyanoacrylate) would likely counter that vulnerability. There are also tamper evident zip ties.