Lock Holster Restrap RS_LHR_STD_BLK Bike Accessories O/S / Black

Restrap

Lock Holster

€15,95

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Keep any D lock safe and sound

Using a D lock to lock up your bike is the only way to park up with peace of mind. They can just be a tricky bit of kit to carry around — especially if you’re not wearing a backpack. Enter the Lock Holster from Restrap: This ingenious little bike accessory lets you more easily attach your D lock to your trousers’ belt line, allowing you to properly lock up your precious bike whenever you get to your destination. Fully elasticated, it also fits practically any belt line and holds your lock down tight. Cycling over cobblestones? Check. Going over gravel? Check. Carrying your bike up steps and down escalators? Check. Wherever your ride takes you, your lock will go too. And thanks to the Lock Holster, it’ll barely move a millimetre while you travel.

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THE BRAND

- Fully elasticated for attaching to any belt loops
- Double layer elastic holds lock down tight
- Very lightweight at only 30 g
- Sustainability Through Longevity - Restrap products carry a lifetime guarantee to be free of defects in materials and workmanship
- Sustainability Through Longevity - Made in the UK
When self-professed ‘tight Yorkshireman’ Nathan Hughes couldn’t find decent pedal straps for his bike, he knuckled down and built them himself. With a single sewing machine in a back bedroom, Restrap was born. From those humble origins, the brand has grown into a close-knit team of machinists, designers, family and friends, all of whom are fiercely proud of the brand’s Yorkshire roots. The mantra is simple: “design, build, ride”. As such, Restrap’s product range now includes everything that a discerning cyclist might need for their daily commute, weekend cycle tour or round-the-world bikepacking expedition. And it’s all made by hand, in the UK, using the highest-quality components, sustainable materials and local labour.