Abloy Protec2 is definitely a winner. Their padlocks are great as well, because they use hardened bodies even for their small travel locks. I used these on my Pelican case when I went around the world and had multiple attempts while checking in my camera gear to break in by "security personnel" in sketchy places, and nobody succeeded at doing anything other than marking the shackle. Someone also tried to pick it and failed.
The reality is, of course no security is perfect. In the case I used it the easiest path in was cutting the hinges on the case, but that would have been obviously and permanently destructive. Removing the lock and replacing it would theoretically get me onward traveling prior to noticing, where-as a destroyed case would have gotten me to immediately implicate the likely perpetrators.
The reality is, of course no security is perfect. In the case I used it the easiest path in was cutting the hinges on the case, but that would have been obviously and permanently destructive. Removing the lock and replacing it would theoretically get me onward traveling prior to noticing, where-as a destroyed case would have gotten me to immediately implicate the likely perpetrators.