GnellkoorKey for TSA 007, 2PCS TSA007 for Master Luggage Keys Compatible with Luggage Suitcase Password Locks

Worked great, returned from a trip and misplaced my luggage key. Order them arrived next day and opened the lock. No problems at all.

Our suitcase was inspected by TSA on a recent trip. The problem was somehow they didn't get the lock all the way locked and so it was perpetually stuck where the lock wouldn't engage on the suitcase. Looking at it, we found the key lock was turned halfway. We tried a number of things to get it turned all the way without success. We were fairly certain we knew which key we needed but because we weren't certain we bought this which has the two main TSA keys. When we got the key we put it in the lock, turned it half a turn and the luggage lock is working perfectly. We had a different lock that used the other key and we tested the other key just to see if it worked and it did. So two for two on the keys. Perfect purchase if you need to unlock one of your suitcases because you forgot the combination or if TSA somehow takes out their key with the lock halfway locked.

Imagine my chagrin when we tried to set a combo lock on Delsey luggage only to forget it moments later. And we were packing for a ten day trip and did NOT have these keys! When we returned from the trip, we saw these on Amazon and they worked like a charm. These are easy to use and sturdy enough to travel with. The price is right for two of them as well.

On returning from a trip, we were unable to open our suitcase lock with the combination, ANY combination, or any suggestions we found on the internet. After contacting the luggage company, we were told that the TSA must have opened our suitcase lock, and that when that happens, the suitcase combination NO LONGER WORKS!! We were told we would either have to bring the suitcase to their repair center (hours away), or hire a professional locksmith to reset the lock. We decided to try ordering these keys instead. They work perfectly for opening the lock! We will be taking them on every trip with our suitcases from now on. (Glad this happened on our return trip and not in the foreign country we had visited!!)

Always good to have a set of keys just in case the combination is forgotten.

This worked like a charm. I had an issue with a luggage piece that somehow got it's numerical code changed. While this didn't allow me to reset the code, it did allow for entry into the luggage. It's a lifesaver if you lose the code or the lock somehow gets compromised

My motto throughout my life unfortunately has been “A place for everything, and nothing in its place” with “I am my own worst enemy” running a close second. So I was dismayed—but not surprised—when I could neither find the little key for one of my suitcases, nor remember the code. I had used the suitcase multiple times and simply didn’t lock it. But then in a fit of thinking I was doing something helpful to the situation, I decided to try every possible combination it might be, thus ensuring the suitcase was then locked and unusable. I called a local locksmith and he kindly informed me that instead of paying him to try to unlock it, I could order a TSA key and it might fit the lock. I did so and TA DA! It’s exactly the key I needed. The larger key in the set of two unfortunately does not work with my larger suitcase (of course I have no key or combination for that one either, but at least it’s unlocked). I suspect if I ordered a different set, I’d find one that would work, but I’ve learned my lesson in several ways. 1) Don’t fool around with the lock and I won’t end up with a locked suitcase and 2) there probably is no real point to locking my suitcase if anyone can get a good selection of these keys and open it anyway.

I have a 007 key that works on my Samsonite suitcase, and separate 007 lock (https://www.amazon.com/TSA-Master-Luggage-Keychain-Pack/dp/B0CWZ1GWC8/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8), but it's not currently available, and I wanted to give one as a gift, so I purchased this item instead. With much jiggling, it finally worked on the stand alone lock, but was a complete failure on the Samsonite suitcase lock. Comparing the 2 keys shows a slight difference in one part. Perhaps it might work with another brand of suitcase, but I can only award the 007 key one star based upon my experience. Others seem to have a better experience, so maybe this one slipped through QC.