Reda Lock Guard Protects Locks from the Elements
CHICAGO - There is now a way of protecting your external Hockey Puck Padlocks from snow, ice, salt, and your basic road grime. These external locks are exposed to the elements of weather and freeze, rust, and jam up constantly. The Reda Lock Guard has solved these basic problems.

The Reda Lock Guard helps protect "hockey puck" locks from the elements.
CHICAGO - There is now a way of protecting your external Hockey Puck Padlocks from snow, ice, salt, and your basic road grime. These external locks are exposed to the elements of weather and until now have not fared very well. They freeze, rust and jam up constantly. The Reda Lock Guard has solved these basic problems.
This product was invented by a tradesman tired of constantly being locked out of his work van. You know the problem, weather gets bad or after numerous miles on the road you find yourself "locked out" of your own work van. The hockey puck padlocks are great for security but leave a lot to be desired for functionality. The Reda Lock Guard goes on over the hockey puck padlock and attaches itself with five strong rare earth magnets. You simply pull it off and let it hang by its attached cable or slap it on the panel of the van door. When you are done in the van you simply put it back over the lock.
The Universal Reda Lock Guard is made to fit all round "hockey puck" locks on the market today. Made of high impact plastic and the highest quality materials the Reda Lock Guard is built to last. This weatherproof lock cover gives you confidence that you WILL be able to get into your work van anytime you wish. Available now at all industrial/commercial distributors, specialty van/truck outfitters and limited retailers.
For more information, contact Reda Innovations at (708) 364-7643 or visit them at www.reda-innovations.com
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