Do you remember your last trip?
On crowded trains, at tourist spots, or in busy airports, you probably kept checking the backpack behind you. To keep pickpockets out, you may have added a lock that was heavier and more complicated than you wanted.
By the end of the trip, you may remember the worry about theft almost as much as the trip itself, along with the small annoyance of unlocking your own bag again and again.
Security and convenience shouldn’t have to compete.
That’s why we made Trident.
One Lock, Three Levels of Security
The clever part of Trident is that it doesn’t treat every situation as the same level of risk.
Level 1 is the quickest. Insert the pin and it locks. The release is intentionally counterintuitive, so it’s hard to figure out at first glance, but once you know how it works, it takes just one motion.
Fast for you. Far less obvious to anyone else.
When the crowd gets thicker, Level 2 comes into play.
Push the hidden slider and the release button locks. Opening it now requires two actions in the right sequence.
There are only a couple of steps, but the logic isn’t obvious from the outside.
As for Level 3, we’ll keep that part to ourselves.
It locks the mechanism down even further, and the full release method is shared only with Trident owners.
After all, if the highest security level could be figured out with a quick Google search, it wouldn’t be much of a highest security level.
You know how to open it.
A pickpocket shouldn’t.
A Lock You’ll Actually Leave on Your Bag
Even the most secure lock is useless if it’s too heavy or bulky to carry.
That’s why Trident is made from Grade 5 titanium, keeping the total weight to just 16.67 grams.
Strong enough for everyday use and light enough to stay on your zipper. Rain, humidity, and daily wear are nothing to worry about.
The body is kept compact, so it barely changes the way your bag looks.
From the daily commute to the airport and farther afield, it can simply stay there.
Ideally, you’ll forget the lock is even there.
Until the moment you need it.
The Small Details You Notice Every Day
Some details only make sense once you’ve used them.
Trident’s locking pin has no right way up. Just pick it up and insert it. In a dim train carriage, or when you only have one hand free, you don’t even need to look.
Take it out, and it doubles as a flathead screwdriver and a 4 mm hex tool.
They stay quietly in the background, simply there when you need them.
Beyond the Zipper
Most of the time, Trident lives on your bag. But we designed it to do a little more.
Add the Steel Cable Extension, and it can move beyond zippers to secure a helmet, camera gear, or luggage handle.
It simply lets this little lock reach a little farther.
Most of the time, you won’t think about the lock at all.
You’ll just want your passport, wallet, and camera to be exactly where you left them.
Trident simply takes a little uncertainty out of that.
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