The Hiplok Switch and the Fodlylock Clipster are two of the most versatile and portable bike locks on the market. But which is the more secure option, and which provides a better user experience?

This video shows a full comparison of the Hiplok Switch and the Foldylock Clipster, showcasing either lock's strengths and weaknesses through destructive testing and a detailed feature breakdown.

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Foldylock Clipster Info:
Shackle thickness: 5mm (Hardened steel)
Internal shackle dimensions: 3.93 x 9.69" (10 x 21cm)
Weight: 1.98lb (0.9kg)
Security rating: Sold Secure Pedal Cycle Silver

Hiplok Switch Info:
Shackle thickness: 4mm (Hardened steel)
Internal shackle dimensions: 4.72 x 9.84" (12x 25cm)
Weight: 2.2lb (1.0kg)
Security ratings: Sold Secure Pedal Cycle Bronze

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Disclaimer: Seatylock sponsored me to produce this content. However, the opinions and content expressed in this comprehensive review are my own and come from years of experience working with the best bike locks, leading bicycle security brands and the results of the testing conducted within this comparison.

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:07 - Hammer test
1:05 - HSS Hacksaw test
1:50 - Rivet Bolt Cutter test
2:50 - 24" Bolt Cutter test
3:34 - Angle Grinder test
5:03 - Nut Splitter test
5:54 - Features Comparison
12:47 - Summary

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