Name: ENGWE Zinc Alloy
Brand: Engwe
Availability: InStock
Rating: 65 (12 reviews)

65/100

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Users (12 ratings)

Experts (0 reviews)

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Facts

Lock Type

Cable, Combination, Lightweight

Brand

Engwe

Weight

.24 lb

Diameter / Thickness

10 mm

Length

11.8 Inches

Color

Black

Material

Zinc Alloy

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the ENGWE Zinc Alloy. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

5 reasons to buy

At 3.8 oz, the ENGWE Zinc Alloy is a lightweight option.

The ENGWE Zinc Alloy is almost notoriously affordable.

ENGWE boasts a possible 10,000 codes from their 4-digit combination wheel.

Corrosion protection is provided by a PVC cover, shielding the metallic cable within.

ENGWE furnish the Zinc Alloy with a 1-year warranty.

3 reasons not to buy

This lock is described as ‘flimsy’ by an owner.

At 11.8”, a buyer says the ENGWE Zinc Alloy is very small, limiting locking locations.

An owner says he’s happy using this lock to secure his lawn chair, but wouldn’t recommend it for a “several-thousand-dollar bicycle”.

Bottom line

ENGWE's Zinc Alloy Bicycle Lock is probably not what anyone would use to secure a carbon-fiber e-bike. It is light, but this is partially because it is so small. The one-foot length limits the types of bikes and stationary lock-points with which the lock can be used. Maybe the ENGWE Zinc Alloy could work as discouragement when running into a bodega to buy a carton of milk?