Stanley Hardware S828-160 CD8820 Shrouded Hardened Steel Padlock

The locked worked for 2000+ mile move. Was able to get it to fit on the back of the U-Haul. Did take a little work to figure out. But overall a very good lock, nothing was stolen. Locked was subjected to monsoon rain and never rusted or failed to unlock. Would highly recommend to anyone who needs something secure. The lock is a bit large and might have a hard time fitting smaller holes, or tight spaces.

I recently started renting a storage space and I needed a lock that would make me feel better about leaving valuables somewhere other than home this lock is all of that and more I read plenty of reviews before buying one guy said it was one of the harder locks to pick to me means that he does this for fun and it still gave him trouble he recommended this with more high quality locks that come higher priced so that was a plus for me I also saw one guy say that bolt cutters and a sawzall couldn't get through it and it had to be grinded off also a plus in my opinion I also would like to note that the key is a full sized key it's actually about as big as my car key that actually is another plus for me tells me the lock itself is well made so all in all I feel better trusting this to safeguard a part of my life

This lock has some nice features and security. It isn't perfect, but then again it cost me less than $30. Perfection will cost you at least 3 times what this costs (from some Euro brands) and security likely won't be worth three times what the Stanley provides. Pros: Rekeyable, antidrill plate, stainless anti-drill pins, spool pins to help deter picking and bumping. Ball bearings to resist shimming too. Allow steel shackle and a nice solid steel body to resist cutting and sawing attacks. Feels beefy and heavy in the hand. Cons: Finish is painted on and not overly resistant to scratching and rusting, so probably better for indoor use rather than prolonged exposure to the elements, or at the very least keep and eye on any rusting if used outdoors. The shackle is beefy and may not fit the application you may want to use this for (storage unit). I would buy another one and would recommend it to friends.

2 hex 14 mm links WILL NOT lock into shackle. A 14mm with a 12mm hex link WILL CLOSE into the shackle. Needless to say 2 12mm links will fit easy. The Shackle protector is about 23mm wide. But the Shackle opened is 1-1/4 inch at widest point (about 31.5mm)is. Locked usable dimensions are about 23mm wide because of shackle protector. Height is about 27.7mm. That is why no matter how I nested 2 14mm links the shackle would not quite close. I think if the shackle had been just 1mm taller you could lock in 2 14mm links. I could feel the 2 14mm links trying to catch, but just would not happen. Very Strong looking lock. Heavy body, 7/16 inch (11mm) diameter molybednum shackle. Astm Grade 5. Whats not to like. OH.....1 or 2mm extra in height.

Recently I have purchased several locking mechanisms for securing aspects of our new rv; and I must say lock shopping is turning out to be far more troublesome than I ever imagined. I didn't think I needed to research locks on the whole, after all the concept is straight forward enough. But I thought I should at least do a bit of reading up anyway just in case. And,,,,,, Down the rabbit hole I fell. Turns out I changed my mind on what brand, what style and,,, well I changed my mind a lot. I bought this like specifically for the style of lock it is, and based off of a video review. On receiving it, I have some slight buyer's remorse. It feels and looks like quite a stout lock, but I failed to notice its security rating of 5 out of ten. After having bought the lock, I continued reading and bought some abus padlocks for a separate rv issue. They have a security rating of 7 out of ten. And they are some dang nice locks for 18 and change each. I was very impressed by all aspects. Abus is clearly a cut above the standard American crap we have. Honestly, why does master ever make locks? I've seen loads of videos showing just how trivial they are. At any rate, if I had it to do over again, I would have got the abus version of this Stanley. On the whole, I think it will be just fine for my needs, and its loads better than where I started out. But I do wish now I had gone with abus. 10 locks I currently have purchased, the abus locks are far and away the best. This lock comes on second. The master disk locks come on a distant 3rd. And the others, being tri max products, though better than what I was initially going to buy, are by far the worst of the lot. There is a lot of straight junk out there. There is a fair amount of, better stuff that's really still junk. And its surprisingly difficult to find real quality stuff. With the exception of the Abus locks and this Stanley, everything else is really only good for keeping otherwise honest folks honest. My suggestion is to do your research if you want good stuff. And check out Abus first.

I have owned many locks in my life time, but this one is the most physically impressive I have ever held in my hands. The weight of over 2 lbs makes this a VERY STOUT UNIT. The two keys included are very unique and different. I anticipate ordering additional units of this same exact model number for other "needs" I have around the house. My Dad always loved his favorite STANLEY LONG SHAFT SCREWDRIVERS. If he were still alive today, I would present him with this very model security lock as a Birthday Present.

Haven't had a chance to test out the durability of this, but saw great Youtube videos on the quality of this lock. The keyhole spins as well in case someone tries to put a drill into the bottom of it. NOTE: I bought this was a Uhaul 5x8 trailer and it would not fit the Uhaul lock clamp. It is too thick to fit into the hole. Ended up using it to secure the S chains that attach from the tongue to the tow hitch receiver. This lock is slightly bigger than your average lock and won't fit regular sized holes that regular locks will.

Very solid lock. The shackle could be more shielded but then I’m using a 8mm Abus chain which is on the small size for this lock. It does have a weak point which could be exploited, (See YouTube “Ramjet vs Stanley CD8820”), but most locks are vulnerable to this type attack. It’s a very strong lock and picking is going to be very difficult, though, again, almost any lock can be picked. And if you want, a locksmith could add a couple more security pins to the cylinder. Overall an incredibly good buy for the money.

De muy buena calidad, vale mucho la pena es sólido y nada fácil de abrir cumple con bastantes atributos de la gama alta a un precio razonable. Adquirí dos en combinación con un master lock 911DPF y un ABUS 37RK/80 KD. Puedo decir que es el término medio entre uno que no sea malo y uno excelente.

This lock is featured in several Youtube videos by locksmiths and those in the lock-sport community. While the core it comes with is a basic 6-pin Schlage SK1 keyway it is using a standard Key-in-Knob core. This means you can remove the one it comes with to enhance with security pins (which does not come stock unfortunately; to re-key it to match your home; or replace entirely with a high-security lock core (many great choices out there). This lock is a BEAST and has been put to real-world torture tests as you can see on Youtube. So with some small mods you can increase the picking resistance or via a replacement core create a complete lock solution that is a phenomenal value. I have purchased both the 50mm & 60mm versions of this lock and have replaced both cores (pretty easy job). If you want a lock you can trust at a great valiue this is the perfect foundation.

The lock is heavy and looks and feels really solid. The surface scratches very easy. Now i can't tell how secure it is and hopefully i will never tell, as no break ins yet. Also i keep it inside not outside in the rain so don't know if it's rustproof

Muy bueno👌

Brilliant piece of kit. Gives peace of mind knowing my property is well protected.