Hiplok Wearable Chain Lock
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Hiplok Wearable Chain Lock. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
7 reasons to buy
- Hiplok offers its wearable chain lock in three versions: LITE, ORIGINAL, and GOLD.
- The Hiplock GOLD receives a Gold rating from Sold Secure and 2/5 stars from ART.
- Long-term owners praise the durability of all three versions.
- These locks are worn around the waist for transport and secured using a Velcro strap or buckle (GOLD).
- Owners and testers find the weight of the locks, even the heaviest Hiplock GOLD, evenly distributed and hardly noticeable while riding.
- Hiplok provides a 10-year warranty for its wearable chain locks.
- Each lock comes with three keys that can be registered and replaced for a fee.
3 reasons not to buy
- Owners complain that the lock is finicky and time-consuming to operate, requiring precise key placement to engage.
- Some testers find the padlock frustrating to lock as it only opens in one direction.
- Multiple owners report rusting after a few months of use.
Bottom line
Hiplok’s wearable chain lock comes in three versions: LITE, ORIGINAL, and GOLD, which earn Sold Secure’s Bronze, Silver, and Gold ratings, respectively. The GOLD receives 2/5 stars from ART. The Hiplock LITE and ORIGINAL fasten with Velcro and the GOLD with a buckle. Reviewers praise the ease of transport, saying the chains are comfortable to wear, with the weight evenly distributed and mostly unnoticeable. Some find the lock finicky and frustrating to use. While the Hiplock LITE and ORIGINAL are only suitable for low to medium-risk environments, the Hiplock GOLD is adequate for higher-risk situations.Expert Reviews
79/100 based on 4 rated expert reviewsHiplok GOLD Bike Chain Lock Review
Hiplok GOLD Bike Lock Review: A Big, Heavy, Chain That’s Easy to Use
Hiplok GOLD Superbright
Hiplok ORIGINAL: Superbright Review
At Home or On-The-Go E-bike Security: Hiplok ANKR and Hiplok GOLD Review
Hiplok LITE – Review
Review Hiplok LITE: Light and Portable Bicycle Lock [Dutch]
Extremely Safe: Hiplok Chain Lock GOLD, SILVER, v1.50, LITE, and POP Comparison! [German]
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