The DocksLocks Rod & Reel Lock is a patent pending locking device designed to protect fishing poles and reels from theft. PATENT PENDING ANTI-THEFT SECURITY. The Rod & Reel Lock is the only lock that can secure both the fishing rod and reel at the same time. Don’t make it easy for thieves to steal your gear while you are away. STRONG AND SECURE. The clamp-like design secures tightly to the rod. Secure your rod and reel to any stationary object: in a truck bed, a fishing pier, dock piling, roof rack, rod holders, park bench and more. VERSATILE AND MULTIPURPOSE. Lock multiple poles together with one security cable (requires one Rod & Reel Lock per pole). Lock is compatible with a wide range of rods, poles and other similar shaped items. EASY TO USE. Simply turn the lever to size the clamp to the rod, then close the clamp and lever and run a compatible DocksLocks security cable through the retaining ring and around a stationary object (security cable sold separately). Note: to secure the reel, make sure the lock is attached to the threaded portion of the reel seat to prevent loosening of the reel hood. LOW PROFILE DESIGN. The Rod & Reel Lock is compact and lightweight. There is no need to remove the lock when fishing. The lock has a slim profile and a high strength to weight ratio. You will barely notice the lock on your rod. WEATHERPROOF MATERIALS. Lock not only wards off thieves, but also provides superior protection against the elements. Rod & Reel Lock is constructed of anodized aluminum. The security cable is constructed from galvanized steel and encased in a thick vinyl coating. How to choose a lock size Wrap a string or masking tape around your rod – we recommend measuring the threaded portion of the reel seat. Use a pen or pencil to mark where the string overlaps. Measure the length from the end of the string to the mark - use millimeters for more accurate sizing. Input your measurement into the rod size calculator below to determine which size lock to purchase DocksLocks Rod Size Calculator Calculate function calculateCircumference() { const circumference = document.getElementById('circumference').value; const diameter = circumference / Math.PI; let resultText; if (circumference < 57) { resultText = "Your rod is too small for the rod lock"; } else if (circumference >= 57 && circumference 74 && circumference
