The Korjo Wordlock is easy to set, never forget. If you find it hard to remember numbers, then Wordlock is for you.
The US Travel Security Agency (TSA) and His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) maintain the right to open any case, even if it is locked. Therefore, they can cut off your normal lock, destroying it forever. The Korjo Travel Sentry Lock solves this problem because you can now lock you case again without worrying that it will be destroyed by the TSA/HMRC. Authorised agents can use a secured tool to open the lock, check your case and relock it without ever learning your combination.
Features:
- Korjo Wordlock Padlock x1
- Choose your own 4 letter word (10,000 unique combinations)
- Ideal for luggage, backpacks, and lockers…….
- Available in 4 colours, Black, Green, Pink and Red
Korjo is the original Australian Travel Accessories company. Korjo focuses solely on travel accessories and has been providing information, advice, and travel products for more than 30 years. They believe that the travelling experience should be about maximising the enjoyment, educational and business opportunities that travel presents. Therefore, Korjo has created a genuinely useful range of travel products that minimise discomfort and problems, and promote security, health & safety – letting you concentrate on the trip itself.
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Complimentary shipping on orders over $150. Standard delivery within NZ from $8.
We aim to dispatch all in-stock items the same day. Tracking details will be provided once your order is on its way.
Need it today? Call us to check if pick-up is available from our Wairau Valley store.
Bulky & Island Deliveries
Additional courier charges may apply for oversized items or island addresses. Our team will be in touch directly if this is the case.
Changed your mind? You can return your purchase within 14 days for a refund or exchange, provided items are unused and in original condition.
For details on returns, damaged or faulty products, please see our Returns & Refunds Policy.
