Combination padlock for outdoor winter use?

[soloequestrian]

Can anyone recommend one? I bought a little one last week which was quite expensive and still managed to go wrong instantly. I realised that it would have been a faff anyway because it had little wheels that I don't think I could have turned with frozen fingers. I have a key one at the moment but I am going to forget my key (frustrating walk home again) or lose it (dangerous walk along the road instead of through the field) at some point. I could leave the lock open while we're out to avoid the latter but paranoid about it being opened by someone else.
Thanks in advance!

 

[Farcical1]

Try ToolStation. They have a black one, with white numerals that are the best weather proof ones I've tried. None of them last forever, but these are about £10, so not massively expensive.
Just stick weatherproof padlock in to Google and it should come up.

 

[milliepops]

don't know what you are looking to secure, but we have these at my yard
http://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/...02-Y160-48Mm-Steel-5-Dial-Combination-Padlock

So easy to use even with frozen fingers, I find those ones with tiny dials really hard going. Probably not the best if you need max security.. our barn is not really set up to be well secured so we take valuables home, but this keeps opportunists out

 

[meleeka]

http://www.toolstation.com/search?searchstr=68722 74933 27581 17291 15618 25912

I have the 60mm one on my gate. It's around 18 months old and apart from a squirt of WD40 it's great. The numbers are big enough to use comfortably.

 

[soloequestrian]

Thank you everyone! It was one of those squires ones I had and it went wrong instantly so has put me off them! I like the look of the little Yale one though!