First, I love where they put the lever to open the shackle. At the very bottom, very far from the hole, much farther than the outside lenght of the shackle. Anybody researching in Youtube will understand why this is better.Anything can get decoded/opened by a good lockpicker but there are degrees of ease. This one is much harder to divine the combination. Thieves will usually choose the easier target so as not to loiter too long and raise suspicions. Just like car thieves. Comparision :Tons of online youtube videos shows how to quickly and easily find the combination by "feel" for mechanical pushbuttons and combo wheels. They are pretty much all copies of the same two basics models. Here is how easy it is: I have never done that in my life yet I could do it right away simply by watching such a video.I do not want to tell too much about how to find combination on mechanical pushbuttons and combo wheel lockbox and padlocks. One hint for mechanical pushbuttons: the order you enter digits does not matter. This irrelevency of order also makes it much easier to feel and decode the combination.This one is three letters combination and order is important. This theoretically leads to 17 576 possible combinations.On this one, and when it is fairly new/little used, you can feel only the last character of the combination. There is a safety device eliminating the capacity to feel the other characters of the combination. Except for the last character, I could not feel any difference whatesoever giving any clue what other caracters could be.Someone more competent than me probably can open it. But the number of people capable to do it is clearly much fewer. And it clearly would require more time and more risk to attract attention.Basically, it seems to me it is the "least bad" of all non-electronic lockboxes and better than most "affordable" electronic (digital) ones (eg: most electronic one have the shackle locking bolt at the top)

Good key safe with a safe-style rotating lock. Instructions were a bit challenging and you have to be prepared to get your “hands dirty” setting your own secret code. It requires, quite literally, fully dissembling the locking mechanism and rebuilding it. I was quite nervous that a single mistake would leave me with an overpriced paperweight (it’s heavy and feels very sturdy).

Solid lock fits a couple of keys

Very sturdy lock of substantial weight. It seems to be pick-proof. The dial operates like a safe lock or a locker-combo lock, and you have to enter the alphabets in the CORRECT order (three letters in total). I would totally recommend this lock-box. Pretty straight forward to set up. Would repurchase.

Was unable to reprogram.I have very good eyes, followed instructions, even watched videos. Lined up all the three pointers etc. The mechanism seems loose and flimsy.Unfortunately ordered this several months ago and cannot return, so it'll just go in the trash.