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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Hiplok D1000 / DX1000. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
6 reasons to buy
- This lock comes in two versions: the D1000 (6.1” x 3.6” inner dimensions) and the larger DX1000 (8.07” x 4.41”).
- Multiple tests show both that locks are highly resistant to angle grinder attacks, earning them Sold Secure’s highest Diamond rating.
- Owners say opening the locking mechanism is smooth, and two experts note that the rubber keyhole cover is easy to remove with gloves on.
- Hiplock sells a lock-carrying pouch that can be mounted to the bike or attached to the rider’s belt.
- Owners praise the lock’s protective rubber coating.
- Hiplok provides a 10-year warranty for both the D1000 and DX1000.
4 reasons not to buy
- Experts say closing the smaller D1000 requires the bike to be parked “just right.”
- These locks are very heavy.
- Experts are disappointed that Hiplok doesn’t include a frame mount at this price, and a carry pouch costs extra.
- Mounting the carry pouch to the handlebars of a light road bike negatively impacts steering, and mounting it to the frame causes the rider to brush the pouch with their knees.
Bottom line
Hiplok’s D1000 and DX1000 are heavy-duty U-locks designed to resist angle grinders. The DX1000 is the larger version. In testing by experts and Sold Secure, a third-party tester, these locks demonstrate high resistance to cutting by angle grinders. Hiplock provides a 10-year warranty. Unfortunately, these locks are very heavy, and the optional transport pouch causes issues for many owners. Some find the D1000 too small. Though the D1000 and DX1000 are cumbersome to carry and expensive, they offer industry-leading protection against cutting attacks.Expert Reviews
79/100 based on 6 rated expert reviewsHiplok D1000 Review: The Original Angle Grinder Beater
Hiplok D1000 Bike Lock Review
Hiplok D1000 U-Lock Review
Hiplok DX1000 Review: Is It Worth the Extra Money?
Test – Hiplok D1000: The Compact and Almost Impossible-to-Cut Bicycle Lock [French]
Angle Grinder-Resistant, the Hiplok D1000 Is Hands Down the Best E-Bike Lock Available [French]
Can We Destroy an Angle Grinder Resistant Bike Lock? | New Hiplok D1000 Tested
Hiplok D1000 Bike Lock Review
Best E-Bike Lock? Angle Grinder-Proof Hiplok D1000 Test
Putting the Hiplok D1000 Anti Angle Grinder Lock Through Its Paces!
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