ABUS ULTRA MINI 410 SH｜Compact U-lock combining portability and security
A reliable companion for your daily bike parking needs.
The "ULTRA MINI 410 SH," by ABUS, a long-established German security brand, is a standard U-lock that offers an excellent balance of security performance and portability.
Combining a 12mm steel shackle, highly resistant to cutting and prying, with a high-precision ABUS cylinder, this compact lock provides reassuring security. It's an ideal model for everyday bike parking, whether for commuting, school, or shopping.
Its compact 150mm length makes it easy to carry, and with the included SH34 mount, it can be smartly attached to your bike. The simple and user-friendly key lock ensures smooth locking every day.
Features
- Equipped with a 12mm steel shackle, highly resistant to cutting and prying
- Achieves ABUS's proprietary Security Level 8
- Compact and easy-to-handle 150mm size
- Designed to efficiently lock the frame and racks
- Features a high-precision ABUS lock cylinder
- Includes an SH34 mount for attachment to your bicycle
- Easy to carry, ideal for city riding, commuting, and school
- Includes spare keys
- Supports creation of spare keys in case of loss
SPEC
- Security Level: 8 (ABUS's proprietary rating)
- Locking Method: Key type
- Shackle Diameter: 12mm
- Size: 150mm (length) x 80mm (width)
- Weight: Approx. 780g
- Included Accessories: SH34 mount
- Included Accessories: Spare keys
This model is perfect for those who feel a wire lock isn't quite secure enough, but don't want to carry a bulky U-lock.
Despite its compact size, the ULTRA MINI 410 provides solid security with its 12mm shackle. It offers a balanced performance that's easy to use for daily bike parking, from quick stops at convenience stores and cafes to commuting to work or school.
Another attractive feature is that it can be smartly attached to your bike with the included mount, eliminating the need to put it in your bag. It's a classic model that is highly recommended for those choosing a U-lock for the first time.
