I purchased a lock and created a cache hide of my own in honor of this one in Sacramento, California - USA. Varied it enough to make it my own and placed it along a beautiful trail along the Sacramento River near my home. Thanks for the great idea!
Absolutely brilliant, however I have one concern. In your rant about the reviewers you said you weren't going to hide any more. PLEASE DON'T FOLLOW THAT THROUGH!! Sven., your caches are so good, so varied and so utterly awesome that the caching world would lose a true gem if you left the 'hiding scene'. For our sake anyway, PLEASE CONTINUE TO HIDE CACHES!! That is my concern, you don't want to hide anymore.
PS, if you are really pissed off with the reviewers, go to Opencaching or make your own
@2000jago Well I was just saying if anyone watches this video before finding the cache they wouldn't have to go to the city if they copy down the arrows. Not that anyone would do that.
We saw that padlock while shopping and considered buying it for a cache but didn't have any ideas on how to implement it into our cache. Love the map!! Excellent!
@SuperNobro Even if you see the arrows in the video, the location of the cache is not listed, so how would you know where to find that box based on this video?
@2000jago The reviewer would have no idea that the cache owner glued an item to local government signage. It's the cache owners job to comply to the rules. Don't get me wrong, I like the cache and the technique for displaying the combination to the lock. I'm a subscriber to geocachespoilers and like to see all the caches and listen to the rants. I even wrote that "popular geocaching site" to help get him re-instated after being banned.
@rustyknightjustme My point is simply that if the cache has already passed the screening process, then although it may be the cache placers responsibility to ensure his cache meets the requirements, the person who approved the cache is at LEAST equally guilty of not abiding by them.
Given the curiosity of people at large, I'm surprised that nobody has actually stolen it by now. I mean, if a person didn't have a clue about geocaching, their curiosity would undoubtably get the better of them and they'd want to know what was inside it and why someone had left it there. Anyhow, it's a neat little cache and a great means to have to solve its secrets. :D
IKEA RETAIL PARK YEAH
99freakyguy 2 weeks ago
I purchased a lock and created a cache hide of my own in honor of this one in Sacramento, California - USA. Varied it enough to make it my own and placed it along a beautiful trail along the Sacramento River near my home. Thanks for the great idea!
CleverGeocacheHides 2 weeks ago
i got myself one! thanks! :)
vt1875 1 month ago
lol at the end " Cheers! " in a tiny voice lol.
mariokartwii411 1 month ago 2
awsome idea with this type of padlock.. thanks for show up
got just one note.. bout this map.. seems as it get by rain/weather destroy in time.
anyway.. nice job.. keep uploading ur videos
tasauri 1 month ago
@tasauri Probably has acetate over it.
GermanyBert 1 month ago
Incredible!
kartovo 1 month ago
Was looking at these padlocks on the shelf thinking the same thing you obviously were :)
CaptTerror 1 month ago
Another great one, thanks Sven!
brinelson25 1 month ago
@2000jago it wouldn't be impossible.
SuperNobro 1 month ago
Absolutely brilliant, however I have one concern. In your rant about the reviewers you said you weren't going to hide any more. PLEASE DON'T FOLLOW THAT THROUGH!! Sven., your caches are so good, so varied and so utterly awesome that the caching world would lose a true gem if you left the 'hiding scene'. For our sake anyway, PLEASE CONTINUE TO HIDE CACHES!! That is my concern, you don't want to hide anymore.
PS, if you are really pissed off with the reviewers, go to Opencaching or make your own
lemmykc 1 month ago
This has been flagged as spam show
you are such a pretentious attention-seeker
welcome2thep00pwagon 1 month ago
my friend has one of those locks... all you have to do it push up to open it...
RJA10001 1 month ago
@RJA10001 probably because your friend did not set the combination sequence.
GermanyBert 1 month ago
Nice one sven
TheMacShake 1 month ago
simple genius! :)
dAftWeirdOs 1 month ago
Love all the thought you put into this one.
alberrrt69 1 month ago
How would anyone ever remember that code if they used it for a normal lock?
natepen 1 month ago
Hi guys, does anyone know what username GeocacheSpoliers goes by on the geocaching website? we'd really like to give some of his caches a go!
murdoch2486 1 month ago
@UniqueCaches
Was about to say the same thing!!!!
geocachingvlog 1 month ago
I'd like to get one of those containers too...love this one.
twb555 1 month ago
@2000jago Well I was just saying if anyone watches this video before finding the cache they wouldn't have to go to the city if they copy down the arrows. Not that anyone would do that.
SuperNobro 1 month ago
your so creative XD
randomunicorn1107 1 month ago
Really well done cache Sven. Thanks for sharing.
mngeocaching 1 month ago
We saw that padlock while shopping and considered buying it for a cache but didn't have any ideas on how to implement it into our cache. Love the map!! Excellent!
UniqueCaches 1 month ago
Nice cache! Except someone might try to open it because they saw the arrows in the video. :( But other than that nice hiding place to.
SuperNobro 1 month ago
@SuperNobro Even if you see the arrows in the video, the location of the cache is not listed, so how would you know where to find that box based on this video?
2000jago 1 month ago
@SuperNobro that would be impossible.
svengalie 1 month ago
I like this one a lot.
Please check out item #4 of 1.1. Fundamental Placement Guidelines...
rustyknightjustme 1 month ago
@rustyknightjustme Perhaps your message should be directed at the person who approved his cache listing...
2000jago 1 month ago
@2000jago The reviewer would have no idea that the cache owner glued an item to local government signage. It's the cache owners job to comply to the rules. Don't get me wrong, I like the cache and the technique for displaying the combination to the lock. I'm a subscriber to geocachespoilers and like to see all the caches and listen to the rants. I even wrote that "popular geocaching site" to help get him re-instated after being banned.
rustyknightjustme 1 month ago
@rustyknightjustme My point is simply that if the cache has already passed the screening process, then although it may be the cache placers responsibility to ensure his cache meets the requirements, the person who approved the cache is at LEAST equally guilty of not abiding by them.
2000jago 1 month ago
@2000jago I guess we will have to agree to disagree. Have a great weekend and get out there and find some caches!
rustyknightjustme 1 month ago
@rustyknightjustme Fair enough! :)
Wow, it's nice to encounter an adult on youtube for a change. Happy caching!
2000jago 1 month ago
Excellent!
Uriel1816 1 month ago
Is that a QR code in the geocache
codydh3 1 month ago
LOVE how you get the combo!!!!!! Thats AWESOME!!!!
YKKcaches 1 month ago
Love this lock!
thetexascrazydaisy30 1 month ago
Very nice geocache! I hope people will soon start placing geocaches in Serbia here, we have a mere 130 or so in the whole country -.- :(
StefanPetrucci 1 month ago
I've been working one one quite similar to this. Nice job on how to figure the combination!
thrustingmaggot 1 month ago
cool! very nice one and the padlock is great!! liking the high "cheers" at the end of the vid ;)
WhiteCloudsBlueSkies 1 month ago
Good idea that :-)
007vauxhall 1 month ago
Like i said you live close to us Sven... we have not long come back from ikea!
Flamunio 1 month ago
Given the curiosity of people at large, I'm surprised that nobody has actually stolen it by now. I mean, if a person didn't have a clue about geocaching, their curiosity would undoubtably get the better of them and they'd want to know what was inside it and why someone had left it there. Anyhow, it's a neat little cache and a great means to have to solve its secrets. :D
fluoridekid 1 month ago
pretty neat. I like that a lot better than the traditional pad lock
imoAndy 1 month ago
Amazing !
DENBIGHVIDS 1 month ago
those padlocks are pretty popular here in America. You can get them at any office supply store near the begging of the school year.
tundraman217 1 month ago
You should use a head mounted camera for some of your caching videos as you so often need to use two hands. Great videos by the way.
l1fechooser 1 month ago
@l1fechooser possibly a good idea. I do have one.
svengalie 1 month ago
think its the best one u made .......yet:)
tobbesupra217 1 month ago
How far from heanor do you live?
Couldn't do the extreme 1 near there as I had a stomach bug :(.
drunkenmonkey31 1 month ago
@drunkenmonkey31 an extreme one near Heanor?
I live in Eastwood.
svengalie 1 month ago
love the joystick lock!!! my niece has trouble with the numerical ones at school... i just may have to get her this one!
PinksSoSexy 1 month ago
that's really really cool.
TIEclon 1 month ago
Amazing!
RyanAndTheCrew 1 month ago
Great idea!
Mathmadden 1 month ago
Clever
lindy2017 1 month ago