Our selection of Pads includes everything you need to protect your belongings in the locker room: combination or key padlocks, short or long shank, made of steel or brass, for gym, pool, and club lockers, along with our advice on how to choose the right model.
Your belongings are safe during training.
At the gym, pool, or club, you leave your phone, wallet, keys, and clothes in the locker room for the entire session. Many locker rooms offer lockers without locks, which you need to equip with your own padlock. It's a small essential accessory that should always be kept in your gym bag, so you can train with a peaceful mind.
Fitness accessories also come in various forms:
All accessories are gathered on the accessories page.
The combination padlock opens with a number combination that you choose: no more keys to lose or take into the water, making it the ideal choice for the pool. Choose a code that is easy to remember, but different from your birth date. The key padlock, simple and sturdy, opens in an instant; you keep the key on you, attached to a bracelet or cord. Some models offer a spare key, handy in case of loss.
The handle, the arc-shaped part that goes through the ring of the locker, needs to be suitable: a short handle fits most lockers, while a long or flexible handle works for thicker or further rings. Check the diameter of the handle against the locker opening. The body in brass withstands the humidity in locker rooms and pools; the handle made of tempered steel is better at resisting cutting attempts. It's best to avoid leaving valuable items in the locker, even when locked.
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Look at the thickness and the gap of the locker’s closure brackets: a thin handle fits through small holes, and a long handle straddles thick latches. If in doubt, a long and thin handle will adapt to most lockers.
Open the padlock with the current code, then turn the handle or press the adjustment button depending on the model. Enter the new code, return the handle to position, and test it several times before closing your locker.
Write down your code in your phone as soon as you buy it. If you forget it, the gym staff can cut the padlock, which is why a simple and easily replaceable model is useful.
Brass doesn’t rust, making it a good choice for the pool and humid lockers. Steel, being more robust, should be treated or stainless to withstand chlorine and condensation.
Rinse it with clean water if it is exposed to chlorine or sweat, dry it off, and occasionally apply a drop of dry lubricant in the mechanism. Avoid oil, which collects dust.