Seatylock Mason
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Seatylock Mason. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
6 reasons to buy
- The Seatylock Mason comes in four sizes, ranging from 8” long (Mason 140) to 14.37” long (Mason 300).
- All versions earn Sold Secure’s highest “Diamond” rating, meaning they can withstand prolonged attacks with specialist tools. The Mason 140 and 180 get 3/5 stars from ART.
- A tester subjects the Mason to multiple drop tests onto concrete and hammering to the locking cylinder, and it still works.
- All versions of this lock are lightweight compared to similarly sized Diamond-rated U-locks.
- This lock comes with three keys.
- Seatylock provides a three-year warranty for the Mason after owners register the included keys.
2 reasons not to buy
- Seatylock doesn’t provide a frame mount for the Mason; it must be purchased separately.
- An expert warns the plastic zip ties used for the mount may scratch paint and recommends using protective covering to prevent this.
