A snowboard assembly containing a snowboard attached to a locking device. The locking device is contained within an enclosure, which is attached to the snowboard. The enclosure contains a base hingeably attached to a cover; the cover and base may be readily connected to and disconnected from each other. The locking device is inclined with respect to the base to afford ready visibility and easy access. A cable is connected to the locking device and is adapted to be connected to a post or other secure structure.

A locking assembly for personal property, which contains a body with a base, the body being connected to a combination lock with a retractable cable, a first bracket removably attached to said body, and a second bracket removably attached to the body. Each of the first bracket and the second bracket forms an orifice with a centerline. A line drawn through the centerlines of the brackets forms an angle with respect to the base of from about 8 to about 15 degrees.