‘Liquor Lock’ Keeps Grabby Hostel Mates Out of Your Stash

Posted by Mike Richard on December 26, 2007
Filed under: Food + Booze, Gear, Sidelines

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Liquor Lock

Designed to guard against children and grabby neighbors from dipping into your $300-a-bottle oak barrel-aged single malt scotch, I’m sure the Liquor Lock could certainly hold its own against booze-happy hostel mates.

Keep “unwanted customers” from running your bar dry. Just enter a three-pin combination, then turn the top clockwise until the lock expands and is tight. Re-enter the combination and turn counter-clockwise to release. Keep the kids and help from helping themselves.

From looking at the picture, I can’t honestly figure out how this keeps anyone from removing it from the bottle neck. But hey, so long as it works, what do you care?

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Vagabondish editor Mike Richard lives in Rhode Island - a small patch of land in the northeastern U.S. He is a professional web designer and travel junkie with an unhealthy addiction to backpacking, camping, hiking and seeing the world. He enjoys knit hats and speaking in the third person.



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