Have you ever locked yourself out of your house? I’m not quite sure how it happens, but it has happened to me more times than I like to admit. If this is something that is happening to you, there is hope: The RocLok is a cleaver place to store an extra key outside. No one will even know that the rock is actually a safety box for your key. Do any of you have an extra key outside? Let me guess,,, it’s under your front mat, or under a flower pot – I’m right aren’t I?!? The RocLok looks and feels so much like a real rock, no one will even be the wiser that it is storing a key to your house.
I received a RocLok for review. Although it is made from concrete, it feels, looks and is as heavy as a real rock. The only difference is, once you turn it over, there is a combination lock with a little safety compartment inside. The combination lock is set to 0-0-0 when you first get it, and there are easy to follow instructions on how to set your own combination. With 1000′s of possible codes, no ones RocLok will be the same. Once you have your security code in, and turn the dial, you then have to give a pretty good yank on the top of the lock to get the cover off, and then Viola, you have your key to get into your house.
The RocLok can also stand up to the elements. We haven’t had the greatest summer here – it actually rained for 3 whole weeks straight. I had the RocLok outside the whole time in the rain, and the safety compartment was totally dry inside. I was so surprised with all the rain we had, that it hadn’t seeped through! I haven’t been able to test this in the winter, but am looking forward to putting it to the test. I’m pretty sure it will make out fine.
The RocLok is great for regular visitors that you don’t want to give out your keys to. If you hand out a key to someone like a handyman, and then decide that you no longer want them at your house, you are not guaranteed that you will get your key back. However, with the RocLok you can easily change the combination at anytime, so rather than change all the keys and locks to your house, just change the combination on your RocLoc. It’s way easier, and much cheaper.
The RocLok is also great for kids. Rather than giving children a single key to their house that they have to keep in a pocket, on a string around their neck, or in their backpack, you don’t have to worry about the key getting lost or misplaced. As long as they can remember the combination, they will always be able to get into the house. And if they forget a quick phone call to you will save time getting them in.
So, the RocLok is pretty cool, but now I want to tell you about another product! It`s called the GeoRoc. My husband has this hobby called Geo-caching – it`s kind of like treasure/scavenger hunting meets 21st century with a GPS. It`s 
pretty fun. The idea is this – someone hides a little log book in some obscure place, they take the the coordinates with their GPS and then tell other people the coordinates so they can go find it with their GPS. When the hunter finds the log, they sign it to say they have found it. What makes this game really interesting is that people hide the logs (cache) in places that the average person would never even know is holding a cache. This is where the GeoRoc comes in. Because it looks just like a regular rock, the average person (aka Muggle) would walk right over the cache. However, a geocacher knows that the cache is hidden really well so average person would not see it. The more natural the cache is with the scene around it, the more difficult it would be for a geocacher to find, and the more fun it is for them. Some caches are easy, others are really hard. If you put this GeoRoc in among other rocks, it would be probably be a difficulty 4 to find (a really challenging one).
My husband wanted to use our RocLok as a cache, but I would not let him. Although, since there is a combination on the RocLoc, this could add a whole new dimension to Geo-caching, the lock could be set to certain combination, and with some hints, the geocacher would have to figure out the combo – this makes for extra fun.
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I learned that RocLok is a sturdy 9 pounds.
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I have never heard og Geo Caching, but it sounds like fun!
These are such a great idea! I learned that the available storage space in every RocLok measures 3 inches by 2 inches & ½ inch deep. Thanks so much.
Yes we go Geo-caching. My sons are really into mineral collecting.
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Since it’s 9 lbs — it feels like a real rock.
I know a few friends that geocache.
love the way the way it is built like a rock is 9 lbs heavy so feels like a rock and has a built in combination lock
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I learned you can change the combination code whenever you choose. Cool!
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I love that you can set the code on the rock and change it when you need to- this is just what we need!
I have been Geo-caching! My brother was really into it so we did it on a 16 hour drive to Oregon- so much fun!
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I learned that RocLok is the ONLY rock key hider with a built in combination lock.
I’ve never heard of Geo-caching!
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I leanred roclok is 9#s and wont just roll away
I learned that the available storage space in every RocLok measures 3 inches by 2 inches & ½ inch deep.
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I’ve heard of Geo-caching before, but don’t know anyone who does it.
The RocLok is handmade in Beaverton, Oregon located 10 minutes from downtown Portland!
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I’ve never heard of Geo-caching and don’t know anybody that does!
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It is 7 inches tall and weighs about 9 pounds. I also know I would love one!
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A family from my church goes geo-catching.
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I had never heard of Geo-caching, so no – I don’t know anyone who does it
You set the code yourself and you can change it when you need.
I never heard of Geo-Caching.
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Who hasn’t forgot their keys and locked themselves out. I love that this rock looks realistic and will blend into your garden plus you can actually have moss grow on it for even more realism. I also like that it is bullet/smash proof and has a combination lock. Great idea.
When you buy RocLoc, they ship it in two days !!!!
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There is a combo lock and you get to set your own code. This would be great. We have been trying to figure out how to hide a key. We recently took a walk and there was a hole in my husbands pocket and the key fell out. Luckily we retraced our steps and found the key, but it got us to yhinking.
I learned it doesn’t look artificial, but really looks like a rock.
I have several friends who geo-cache and include it in their travel plans wherever they go.
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I learned that its 9 lbs and feels like a real rock. Cool about geo caching sounds like fun (I love scavenger hunts).
Yes we’ve gone Geo-caching. High tech hide and seek.
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love that you set the code, it’s not just a slide box and that the space to hide stuff is a good 3 x 2
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I have not been geo-caching but I have a friend who stumbled across an item one time and now does it all the time!
It is a good size and weight unlike most hide a rock things. I like that you set the combination yourself.
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I learned the LocRoc is bullet proof and sledge hammer proof! Wow!
I have never heard of Geo-caching – but it sounds like fun.
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I learned that it is 7″ tall, weighs 9 pounds and has a combination lock that you can change when you need to, thanks.
I learned that GeoRoc is not made out of plastic but from rocks found in the Pacific Northwest. Pretty cool.
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I have never heard of Geo-caching. It does sound interesting to do.
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I learned that the roclok weighs 9 pounds!
Rocloc is handpainted, so there are endless color possibilities.
The RocLok is handmade in Beaverton, Oregon.
roclok is made in usa rare nowadays
I read about Geo-caching on another blog recently. I don’t know anyone who is doing it but it sounds like fun for the whole family to do together.
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The “rock” will adapt to it’s natural environment over time making it more realistic as time goes by.
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I always wondered the appeal of geo-caching. It seems like you would need a lot of spare time, which most of us do not have.
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It’s bullet proof!!!
I’ve heard of Geo-caching, but never really looked into it.
Thanks for making me google this one.:)
Sounds interesting.
Most other rocks don’t have bottoms! What good is that? My coworker did mention though, what if somebody steals your rock or throws it through your window? LOL.. I guess you can’t keep everything from happening.
My coworkers geocache all the time and love it.
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What a great idea. I had seen others before, but nothing that can stand up to a sledge hammer. Such a great idea to have a combination lock on it. When will there be more styles than just the two that I saw for purchase on the site?
It is like a real rock weighing in at 9 lbs.
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I really like this, with 7 kids, we need a way to keep a spare key, even the high schoolers forget things!
I like that he took a 12 pd sledge to it and it didn’t break!
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I learned that The available storage space in every RocLok measures 3 inches by 2 inches & ½ inch deep
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How amazing! I discovered that the RocLok is bullet proof and cannot be destroyed with a sledge hammer!
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I have heard of Geo-caching. I have a friend who Geo-caches, but she lives far away so I haven’t heard about her first hand experiences. I just found out about Letterboxing recently which has similarities, but does not require a GPS. Thanks for the great giveaway!
I never knew that rocklock was bullet proof
In addition to learning that RocLok is the ONLY rock key hider with a built in combination lock ensuring your key is safe at all times, I learned that Disney also has some hide a key devices that are not very secure.
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I have never hear of geocaching but found info on it:
Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. Don’t know anyone who does it but sounds like fun and I have a GPS.
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I learned that RocLok offers intense strength, water resistance, and durability.
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Wow! I didn’t realize how realistic these were….weight,height etc. This would fit perfectly into my landscaping!
Each RocLok stands 7 inches tall and is around 9 inches from side to side.
I have heard of Geo-caching, but don’t know anyone that actually does it.
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You should never hide a key just anywhere outside. I like the fact this has a combo lock on it, the others look so fake and they aren’t secure.
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I have heard of geo-caching, but don’t know anyone that does it..I don’t think.
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I learned that you can’t break it with a sledgehammer – which is pretty snazzy!
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We did something like Geocatching in my geography class. Too bad my lab was at 9 PM and it was sleeting outside when we had to do it. We had to find 4 locations in two hours. I thought my blood was going to freeze in my veins it was so cold.
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I would love a roclok! I’ve never seen these before, it’s so great that it has that combination lock so no one can get into it!
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I have never really heard of geo-catching and I don’t know anyone who is into it.
I learned that you can order a custom RocLok!
I learned that it is 7″ tall – 9 pounds!
Yes I have heard of geocaching, my husband’s cousin does it all the time, especially when she travels!
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RocLok is the ONLY rock key hider with a built in combination lock ensuring your key is safe at all times!
Wow this is such a good idea!
I learned: Where is the RocLok manufactured?
The RocLok is handmade in Beaverton, Oregon located 10 minutes from downtown Portland.
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I learned that you can order a customized version! cool!
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I learned there are 2 different kinds. This looks like a great product!
can change the combination code whenever you choose
Even a sledgehammer won’t break open the RocLok.
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I have heard of Geo-caching but I don’t know anyone that does it.
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I haven’t ever heard of geo catching….interesting
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I learned that the opening is 3x2x1/2 and you can change the combo yourself.
I learned that the rock weighs 9 pounds.
I have never heard of geo-catching…
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The River LocRoc is pretty nice as well
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Did not know that the RocLoc had a combination lock built in to protect the key and you can change combo yourself
It weighs nine pounds!
I learned that the rockloc is 7 inches tall and is around 9 inches from side to side.
I learned the RocLoc is made in the USA.
I have never heard of Geo-caching and did know of anyone who does it.
Virtually unbreakable, the RocLok can be placed just about anywhere outside a home without the fear of potentially harming the rock’s outer shell and exposing the key stored inside.
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I have never heard of Geo-caching nor do I know anyone who does it,very interesting
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The RocLok is made in the USA, in Beaverton, OR.
I have heard of geocaching – my family has tried it! We are still novices though…we only found 1 cache out of 6 attempts. It’s still fun though!
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You can purchase your very own RocLok for just $49.95
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I heard of Geo-caching from another blog, but no, I don’t know any people in the “real” world who do that.
Since it weighs 9 pounds it makes it look and feel just like a real rock.
Such a great idea. I keep meaning to get an extra key made just in case.
Has a combination lock that can be changed at anytime. Great security feature
They can make customized roclok to suit your needs if you’re ordering a large quantity
Roclok is a neat idea! and more useful to me seeing as we don’t have a door mat to hide a key under,lol
Wow! It’s 9 lbs – impressive!
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I have heard of geo-caching, and I’ve thought about trying it out, but I’m afraid it’ll be too hard and I’m kind of lazy.
It’s cool that you can grow moss on it to make it look more natural
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I have never heard of geo caching before.
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I’ve been wanting one of these but hate that anyone could get into them, so I loved that they are the only rock key hider with a built in combination lock
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I learned that RocLok is a sturdy 9 pounds.
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I learned that it cannot be broken with a sledge hammer and is bullet proof.
Always losing my keys. This would be a great help. Thanks.
I learned that it will resist freeze/thaw in the harshest environments. Impressive!
I have never heard of geo-caching, so I don’t know of anyone that does it. Sounds fun though.
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I learned that “RocLok is made of a proprietary blend of natural and synthetic materials that offer strength, rigidity and water resistance.”
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i learned that it adapts to its enviroment and it weighs 9 pounds
yes i have heard of geo caching and it sounds like fun..i have heard of a few people i know doing it
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Geo Caching is a big thing in Idaho. We are going to try it this weekend.
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RocLok is the ONLY rock key hider with a built in combination lock ensuring your key is safe at all times!
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I like that you are able to change your code if you need to.
I have heard of Geo caching. I have an aunt that used to do it all the time.
I like that you can change the code.
You set the code on your RocLok hide a key and change it when and if you need to.
You can’t even crush this with a sledgehammer.
MADE IN THE GOOD OLD US OF A! Works for me.
Thanks for the review. Sending on to some geocacher friends
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I know a friend who geocaches and he loves it
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You can change the code when needed. Thanks for the chance. mogrill@comcast.net
In the video it looks like it is very durable and can with stand the elements, safe. I just locked myself out the other day, thank goodness my kids had forgot to lock the back sliding door but it was also very unsafe.
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Geo-caching
Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. The basic idea is to locate hidden containers, called geocaches
I’v heard of people doing it but do not know anyone personally
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Interesting that it’s 9 pounds…that is pretty cool really makes it blend in that much more. Great giveaway thanks!
I learned that RocLok offers intense strength, water resistance, and durability it would be awesome to have!
The RocLok is real enough to fool any visitor to our home.
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The RocLok is made in Oregon!
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I have heard of Geo-caching and it sounds like a lot of fun. I don’t personally know anyone who does it.
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This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen! How creative too! It’s 9 lbs and looks exactly like a rock!
Its bulletproof, wow! This is such a great idea.
Ive heard of the hide-a-key rocks, but they are so easy to find, and are easily opened.
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i like that you can change the combination and it looks like an actual rock. it’s also big enough so the kids won’t put it in their pockets!
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that the storage area was bigger then I thought it would be (3 inches by 2 inches & ½ inch deep) and unlike other ones I have seen this one is actually heavy like a real rock
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Yes, I’ve heard of geo-caching and our family went with our GPS earlier this spring/summer. Out of 6 sites we only found 1, but it was really fun exploring.
Combo lock on the rock, looks real, weighs 9 lbs, and is great for hiding keys. I’d love one!
I learned that it weighs nine pounds!
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It is cool that you can set the code on the rock and change it when you need to!
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I have never heard of Geo-caching…but I bet my college Geology professor probably did it!
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I learned that each RocLok stands 7 inches tall and is around 9 inches from side to side.
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I have heard of Geo-caching. My sister has done it and I have been meaning to do it but got so busy with a new baby this summer!
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I learned it was 9 lbs.
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Wow! I can’t believe this rock weighs 9 lbs – it must be totally life like
Yes, I have heard of Geo-caching, but I do not know anyone who does it yet.
The available storage space in every RocLok measures 3 inches by 2 inches & ½ inch deep.
I have no clue what geo-caching is!
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it cannot be broken wiht a sledgehammer
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never heard of it
I learned that it can’t be broken with a sledgehammer so it’s safer than many of the standard hiding places.
I learned its made out of a real rock!
I like the way that it is built and looks like a rock, is heavy like a rock but has a built in combination lock! And it cant’t be broken with a sledgehammer!
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Wow! RocLok is a sturdy 9 pounds.
I never heard of Geo-caching!
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holy cow its freaking 9 lbs!! DAAAANNNG!!!
Thanks for the chance!!
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It’s made from fiber reinforced concrete!
I learned that the RocLok is a sturdy 9 pounds
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It has a built-in combination lock ensuring that the key(s) is safe at all times.
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No, I never heard of Geo-caching.
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I learned that it weighs 9 lbs like a big rock.
It’s the only key hiding rock out there with a combination lock.
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My best friend does Geo-Caching and it’s cool. I’ve gone with her, and sometimes they REALLY hide the item you’re looking for.
It’s bulletproof
Where is the RocLok manufactured?
The RocLok is handmade in Beaverton, Oregon located 10 minutes from downtown Portland.
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never heard of geo catching
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I watch the video and saw how strong the RocLok is. They say it is bulletproof.
My son goes Geo-caching. He loves it. He leaves little prizes for the next person there.
It’s the ONLY rock key hider with a combination lock! lanemarinab@aol.com
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I have heard of Geo-caching but do not think anyone I know has done it. lanemarinab@aol.com
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They are 7″ tall – 9 pound
I heard of Geo-caching but never done it.
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