the tex-lock bike clamp is made of fabric yet strong as high-grade steel

the german start-up tex-lock has designed a bicycle lock fabricated entirely from textile which is the same strength as high-grade steel. unlike other heavy-duty, cumbersome bike chains, the material–based lock uses layers of fabric in a rope-like structure to build its strength.

the lock is made from rope, steel eyelets, and comes with a padlock

the tex-lock bike lock consists of a multilayered rope that weighs just 350 grams per meter. the all-female founder group has used high-tech materials, which have already proven their efficiency in the automotive and aerospace industries. its body is built with a multi-layered structure, with an exterior shield covering its high-function inner core that is resistant to wire cutters, axe strikes, water, and fire. the materials are woven together into a rope structure, ensuring maximum strength. the outer core is available in different colors and textures, and is designed with an aesthetic focus, meaning the lock is simultaneously beautiful and functional.

tex-lock lock is flexible and easy to carry

the inner core of the lock is resistant to fire, water, wire cutters and axes

the lock is extremely light weight compared to its metal competitors

the flexible lock can be coiled into intricate shapes

the high-tech materials are intertwined in a rope–like structure