AXA Newton Pro 100 vs Hiplok Gold
Comparison 2026 — Bike Locks
Our verdict
Based on our weighted scoring, the Hiplok Gold edges out the AXA Newton Pro 100 with an overall score of 74/100 against 72/100. It scores particularly well on security (80/100) and ease of use (78/100), making it the better all-round pick in Bike Locks.
The AXA Newton Pro 100 remains a sensible alternative if price is your main concern — it lands at €54.99 versus €79.99.
Security winner
Hiplok Gold
6% higher than its rival
Value winner
AXA Newton Pro 100
8% better value for money
Specifications
| Specification | AXA Newton Pro 100 | Hiplok Gold |
|---|---|---|
| Price | €54.99+45% | €79.99 |
| Rating | ★4.3 (1,240) | ★4.4 (1,850) |
| Overall | 72/100 | 74/100+3% |
| Security | ||
| Type | Kettingslot | Draagbaar kettingslot |
| ART rating | ART-2 | — |
| Cylinder | AXA schijfcilinder | Disc cylinder |
| Certification | — | Sold Secure Gold |
| Dimensions | ||
| Length | 100 cm | — |
| Link thickness | 5.5 mm | 10 mm+82% |
| Weight | 2900 g | 2400 g+21% |
| Sleeve | Textiel | — |
| Chain length | — | 85 cm |
| Waist size | — | 75-107 cm |
Pros and cons
AXA Newton Pro 100
Pros
- ART-2 certified — accepted by virtually all Dutch e-bike insurers
- 100 cm length offers flexibility at wide NS racks and lamp posts
- Textile sleeve prevents scratches on frame and paintwork
- AXA is a Dutch brand with nationwide parts and key replacement service
Cons
- At 2.9 kg heavy to carry every day — better used as a station-based lock
- 5.5 mm links are thinner than some competitors in the same price range
Hiplok Gold
Pros
- Wearable around the waist — no weight on your shoulders in a backpack
- 10 mm links, Sold Secure Gold — serious bolt-cutter resistance
- Textile sleeve adjusts to waist sizes from 75 to 107 cm
- Reflective stripe on the sleeve for added dark-hours visibility
Cons
- No ART certification — some Dutch insurers only accept ART-rated locks
- The wearable system does not feel comfortable for everyone — awkward over a winter coat