Buggy Guard

[moonsky]

is it a good lock for a stroller? We have Phil & Ted double and BJMD. Will the lock work for those strollers? If not, what else should I consider? TIA!

[RunnerDuck]

I don't like it. It's cute but flimsy looking. Wire cutters vs bolt cutters. I plan to get a real bike lock for my bobs, with a key, which I feel will be quicker to undo... I don't like the number combo lock idea, I feel like it takes longer and I really don't want to draw attention to the fact that I have a stroller lock.

[mackmama]

I have it, and it doesn't look very strong. I actually have never used it. Another poster on here recommended this lock which looks very strong:

http://www.amazon.com/OnGuard-Rottweiler-5026-Bicycle-Armored/dp/B000FL04SC/ref=wl_it_dp_o?ie=UTF8&coliid=IJR3367JN26M7&colid=54QNXYENP10D

[Dream]

I just received 2 from Amazon, planning on using it at Disney to lock the strollers. No feedback yet tho.

[arivecchi]

Too flimsy IMO. I use the bike lock posted by mackmama.

[mackmama]

Too flimsy IMO. I use the bike lock posted by mackmama.

Which was recommended to me from A! :)

[RunnerDuck]

I just picked up a decent looking masterlock bike cable lock at Target for $9 or so - not the heaviest duty out there but looks way better than the buggy lock which is $20 and should be good enough for an amusement park. If I were doing long term parking outdoors I'd consider something more heavy duty but the odds of someone coming to an amusement park with the tools to destroy a medium security bike lock are slim.

[waitingforgrace]

I'm going to echo everyone else and say get a bike lock.