Go Travel Locks & Straps For Every Luggage Security Need
Go Travel has built its reputation on solving small, specific travel problems well, and its lock and strap range is a good example. Whether you need a TSA-approved combination lock for a US trip or a strap to stop your case springing open on the baggage belt, this collection covers it in the compact, practical style Go Travel is known for.
TSA-Approved Locks For US-Bound Travel
The centrepiece of this range is the TSA-approved combination cable lock, built so US Transportation Security Administration officers can open and re-secure your case with a master key if it's selected for inspection, rather than cutting the lock off. It's a small detail that matters a lot if you're flying via or into the United States, since a cut lock means an unsecured case for the rest of your trip.
For travellers who aren't heading to the US, the classic shackle padlock design offers a more traditional lock without the TSA mechanism, still combination-based so there's nothing extra to carry or lose. Both styles use the same durable, no-fuss build Go Travel applies across its whole range.
Neither style requires a key, which matters more than it sounds when you're juggling a phone, a passport, and a boarding pass at the same time. A dropped key in a busy departure hall is genuinely difficult to find again, whereas a combination lock just needs you to remember four digits.
The straps in this range are worth just as much attention as the locks, particularly if you own a case in a common colour. A black or navy spinner is genuinely difficult to tell apart from a dozen identical ones on a busy carousel, and a bright strap solves that problem in a way a lock never will.
Buying a lock and strap together from the same range also means everything matches in build quality and warranty terms, rather than piecing together security accessories from several different brands and hoping they all hold up equally well over time.
For most travellers, one TSA-approved lock and one strap is all that's needed, and it's worth resisting the temptation to overbuy security accessories for a single suitcase. Get the basics right, and the rest of the range is there for whenever a specific need comes up.
Replacing a worn lock or a faded strap every few years is a small ongoing cost worth budgeting for, since both take the brunt of rough handling on every single trip.
What's Actually In The Range
Beyond the locks themselves, Go Travel's strap range comes in multiple widths and colours, built to keep a case closed under handling and to make it easy to spot on the carousel. Products in this collection include:
- TSA Alert Key Lock: A combination lock with the TSA mechanism built in, backed by a one year warranty.
- Combi Cable Twin Locks: Two cable locks in one pack, useful for households travelling with multiple bags.
- Large Classic Combi Lock: A sturdier padlock-style option for travellers who prefer a shackle lock.
- Classic Tags: Compact luggage tags that pair naturally with a lock and strap for full case identification.
Why Go Travel Specifically
Go Travel builds every product around a single idea: making a specific part of travel less annoying. That focus shows in the lock and strap range, where the products are compact enough to disappear into an accessories pouch but sturdy enough to actually do their job over years of use, backed by a one year warranty across the range. It's the kind of brand that isn't trying to be a luggage manufacturer, and does its actual job better for it.
See The Full Go Travel Range
Locks and straps are only part of what Go Travel makes. The brand's full Go Travel accessories range also covers adapters and electronics for staying charged on the move, and comfort accessories for the flight itself. If you'd rather compare locks and straps across every brand we stock rather than just Go Travel, our general luggage locks & straps collection covers that ground. For everything else in your travel kit, browse the complete accessories collection at Case.
Buying The Right Lock For Your Trip
A quick way to decide: if any part of your journey touches the United States, choose the TSA-approved option. If it doesn't, either style will do the job, so it comes down to whether you prefer a cable or a classic shackle padlock. Either way, pairing a lock with a strap gives you both closure security and a case that's instantly recognisable when it comes round the carousel, which matters more on a busy connecting flight than most people expect until they've stood watching identical black cases go past.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all Go Travel locks TSA-approved?
The TSA Alert Key Lock and Combi Cable Twin Locks in this collection carry the TSA-approved mechanism. The Large Classic Combi Lock is a standard combination padlock without it, so check the product details if TSA approval is essential for your trip.
How long is Go Travel's warranty on locks and straps?
Go Travel backs its locks and straps with a one year warranty, covering manufacturing defects.
Can I buy a strap and lock together?
Yes, this collection includes both, so you can pick a lock and a strap in the same order and have your case fully secured and identifiable for the same trip.
