Traveling Keyless

[celticqueens_sub]

I think travelling without access to an emergency key is an unnecessary risk. As for airport security, do a search on the top here, this comes up time and again. I would ask, are you travelling on business or personal reasons? Alone or with friends/colleagues?

The reason I ask is how would it go down if you got stopped from boarding a plane by an over zealous security guard that may have delayed you too long or just outright stopped you travelling. All this seems a very avoidable problem...

[Keystone83]

Got to my first destination. I had to bring a key due to air port security concerns.

Decided to experiment with a tiny wire tie to see if it would hold and make my HT invisible to a metal detector.. It barely does the job, and basically failed when I forced a hard-on by looking at some of my favorite porn.

I did find one cool thing though. A small wire tie can pass right threw the lock and out the other side. This makes me think a plastic numbered lock can do the same. That would make the HT tamper proof.

[kept4her]

One thing I would say, when it comes to air travel, we don't even have me wearing the cage. With the way things are going in the US, you never know what will happen if you take the chance with a full stainless device and the TSA agent isn't in a good mood.

When I think of travel, I think of driving. Living in Texas I am use to a 6-8 hour drive and still being in Texas and for work we drive up to 16 hours away all the time. So I should clarify my stance. LOL

[Keystone83]

One thing I would say, when it comes to air travel, we don't even have me wearing the cage. With the way things are going in the US, you never know what will happen if you take the chance with a full stainless device and the TSA agent isn't in a good mood.

This is the conclusion I came too. Even the wire tie experiment was basically just to see if it would work.

I travel often, the last thing I want is too loose my pre-check status and be out on some kind of watch list.

[lockim]

I fly constantly (15-20 flights a month) have never been questioned using metal detectors, but do not use the body scanners...(as an employee, they don't scan us) Ive been locked cb6000s using plastic numbered locks for about two years now.

[no early release]

Hi all
Really interesting thread. i recently travelled to the USA for 3 weeks. My wife and KH locked me in my Steelworxx Looker complete with unburstable PA lock and packed me off. It was very thrilling to be beyond help. I set the machine off of course. The security guys both in the UK and US had to wand me and discovered I had metal all over as I have lots of body piercings including nipples. They were unphased in the UK, the US customs wanted to see what was there so i had to show them in the private room. No problems and the were all fine if a little surprised. it was VERY liberating and enjoyable to be so far from my custom keys with no chance of release or help even in an emergency, Try it guys it's great.