I do declare, I don't recall ever seeing you work so hard to open a lock. Kryptonite just got a hell of a commercial for FREE. By the way I still think you are a ... BEAST of a lock picker!
@doodr Why would a thief waste their time on cutting through it? Anyone's motorcycle secured with this isn't likely to be locked up in an out of sight place where someone that has the right saw can plan out a theft. I could see a mid-range bicycle where the owner shells out for a nicer lock, but again...it's not likely to be worth the thief's time if they have the funds to afford the right cutting equipment in the first place and have the skill/experience to not get caught while trying it. Sure, it can happen. But nearly anything can be broken/stolen. It's just a matter of how hard you make it and how unappealing you make it to a thief. I just can't see someone having the skillset to deal with this actually risking it or wasting their time. They'd be better off looting a couple cars in the area.
Ive seriously never seen a more secure lock. First of all it really makes your skill stand out. Second as you said it requires modified tools and an uncommon skill set. Its just not worth the effort. You’d have to plan for days and risk being seen just to sneak a peak at the face of the core. What a great lock.
@Pyroman / Have you ever seen a storage locker? The metal you lock to is light gauge steel. You could pry off the locking mechanism from the door in no time regardless of the size or quality of the lock attached to it. You could open up every storage locker I've seen with 60 seconds and a hack saw.
@@sauercrowder not sure if he said the measurement, but looks considerably beefier than 18mm which is what the Fahgedaboudit lock from Kyrptonite has, and that is considered a very secure portable lock.
@@eskimberly7424 He mentioned in the video about the bike lock he personally uses that decent chains are a pain in the ass to cut. So, "strong enough" is probably the answer.
MasterBata This is like the third or fourth interation of the Kryptonite New York lock. While not a lock I'd use where I live, I would like to keep my $5,000 titanium bike, mine. Where I live, a 2 pound Sig works well.
My friend had a nice expensive CX bike he also used for commutes. He kept a beefy chain like that tied to a lamppost near work, and someone apparently "worked" on the chain while the bike was not there. So one day he did chain the bike to the post, 15 minutes later it was gone. Chain underneath the nylon sleeve was cut almost all the way through long before - it was apparent because 90% of the cut was slightly weathered.
Ryan Finchum Well. If a respected lock picker has an issue picking the lock, average crack head bike thief hasn't got a chance. Kryptonite at one time offered a $5,000 or $10,000 guarantee against theft in NYC.
I have the short version of this one, the 1590, that I took with me to DC for my first Century ride with a friend. While I was there I went to the Smithsonian and locked up my $20k S-Works roadbike outside on The Mall and left it for hours. Bike and lock were both still there and unmolested when I got back. That was over 6 years ago, still have both bike and lock and I feel like both are going to be the last purchases of either I make ever. Nice to know when you have something you can rely on forever like that.
Albert Lebel yeah seems great like he said as a lock you keep at an anchor point. Sadly chains beefy enough to be secure are generally not super practical for carrying with you as you ride
@@huckthatdish I used to have a motorcycle that I stored outdoors. When home, it was chained to a pole. When away, I relied on an alarm system. It works well enough. When you're out and about you aren't usually in one location for too long, and they are usually more public areas. A screaming alarm works wonders as a deterrent in a populated area. The alarm also had a proximity sensor, so when parked at home you couldn't even touch the chain without the alarm going off. Best to stack defenses and not just rely on one thing.
3:44 when he says he missed a disc, it's because he started counting at 1 instead of 2, since he's tensioning off of disc 1. Of course, I wouldn't know this if the LPL wasn't teaching a thing or two through these videos.
LPL makes it look easy, but picking a lock like this isn't simple. LPL has a custom made tool that he had to further customize to pick this lock. The lock itself is very heavy, so if you don't have a table to put this lock on, holding it to pick it would be very tiring.
@@JamesPhillipsOfficial Destructive methods are going to be tough to pull off on this lock to. Unless it is a really expensive bike and an out of the way area where they can be undisturbed I think thieves will just have to pass this up.
@@twirdman2 i agree, if i was a thief, i'd avoid chains and u locks in general and go for cable locks exclusively. while I have been tempted a few times (to steal) my conscience gets the better of me and I think "it's not fair on the owner"
@@JamesPhillipsOfficial Yeah. I mean you figure you can often find expensive bikes locked with cheap chain locks or the ottolock that LPL talked about in a previous video. With those targets why would I go after the more securely locked bikes. Also even if all I could find was cheap bikes locked with cheap locks I figure it makes more sense to steal like 10 cheaper 200 dollar bikes than spend more time and increase my chances of getting caught to target a 2000 dollar bike.
Safe to say that you will probably never encounter someone with the skill to pick this lock. If anything, it will be cut. Most likely thief will target something else.
The chain alone is a deterrent. I always kept my motorcycle chained up when stored outside. Had two neighbors get bikes stolen within 100' of mine (in an apartment complex). Unless there's really something unique or valuable about your bike, they'll most likely just move on to easier targets which are a dime a dozen.
@@MatthewCampbell765 Even "just decent" chains are a pain to cut. Maybe literally since the cutting wheel exploding in your face is a real possibility.
I don’t want to come across as a fan boy and preface this by saying I’m a great admirer of the skills of other notable RUclips pickers but I honestly think you’re the best I’ve seen. Even if this was a highly practised pick, hell of a job around a camera and any and all hats off sir.
Had my motorcycle locked to the face off the earth with a ABUS granit extreme chain and paklock. In front of my house. Next morning it was gone. 12mm hardened steel chain was cut clean in half (about a mm pressed in and centre compeltely shattered). Just a side note. Thanks for another very nice pick!
Any lock that gives YOU such difficulty is a good one! Bet when you uploaded it the Kryptonite guys were going "Gary! Come watch this!" And - layman's suggestion - perhaps they could make it so one or two discs has tension so if its turned without constant pressure it'll push back? The disturbing pattern I still find is that all you need to do to get there is stick something in to rotate them then start turning tumblers. Find a way to disrupt that so you have to push everything or most at the same time you'll have a pick resistant lock that'll either require a 'mission impossible' style micro shape key tool or a copy of the physical key. Combine that with electronics that locks out the lock if there's no chip with a changeable code in the key - and can't be opened easily from the outside we'll have locks that as designed can only be broken into by huge physical force.
Please test how tough this lock is against a brute force attack. With the difficulty you had picking it, a physical attack is probably much more likely. Thanks.
Most locks are not picked on the street they are just cut off. Much quicker and much easier. And honestly no one is going to care if they see you angle grind something off, and you are gone before the cops come anyways.
I've got a carbide blade on a 4" dewalt circular saw that eats chain pretty darn quick. I wouldn't want to try to cut hardened lock with it, but should make short work of most chains.
Brute force attacks are much more likely as the tools are easier to hide and lighter to carry. And most chains and locks can be cut with bolt cutters as well.
You aint gonna get that lock off with anything but an angle grinder and that will take multiple cuts. Chains are tougher to cut than U locks because they move around in your hands and such. If you don't mind making a lot of noise and such, probably 5-10 mins max with an angle grinder and proper cutting edge. For most, not worth the hassle, which is all any locks supply in terms of security.
Good video. Reminds me of an Old TV series 'It Takes a Thief". Now do it with a paperclip and a bobby pin. lol. My 1st time watching someone expertly pick a lock.👍
Ive had this lock for a long time. (Same one!) Bicycle and motorcycle. On the bicycle I just figure I’m getting a better workout. Plus, it’s huge. Gotta be a factor.
Ramset it! if it survives I will get it for my motorcycle. also I would love to point out, this guy's videos are the best thing to watch just before sleeping, something about watching him pick with a calm voice is relaxing. New Channel Idea BedtimeStoryLawyer
ThatWolffe - I don’t know. I imagine his single mindedness when faced with a challenge would make it truly terrifying. I’ve often thought that his tone of voice wouldn’t change a great deal if he was calmly detaching your toes with bolt croppers. A Grimm fairy tale would keep me up for days...
Where? I'm not seeing a good target point. This one actually looks like the most realistic destructive attack would be an angle grinder. Maybe if the plastic cover is off we'd see a vulnerable spot, but there's a decent chance this one would break the Ramset instead. Depending on what's under the plastic, maybe a slide hammer on the core would work? Impossible to say without destroying the plastic or trying it.
This would also be a good idea for ebikes. With the motor the weight is pretty irrelevant. I use this ones little brother the 1415 and its also a beast. Love it. Some people say that kryptonites detainer cores sieze up. Ive had mine for over 2 years and it functions like new everytime. The krypto before that i had for almost 10 years and only had one problem that was solved with some three in one oil and cycling the lock a few times. Just have to make sure the key is all the way in before turning or it WILL jam up.
Never seen the lock out of its cover but im gonna wager that the shackle guard is not integrated into the lock but is seperate and held on by the plastic shell. I bet the core is pinned or peened in but still pretty resistant to pulling. This is good for people securing mobile assesets in high risk areas.
Great video, I have the chunkier orange NY Kryptonite. To see the concentration involved on a clean desktop, you know the lock in an awkward dangling position will be a nightmare. Would like to see you do a fast evaluation on my flexible 'Litelok' wearable model, very light, well padded... But surely below this. It is rated 'Gold' for motorcyles. Cheers 🍻 Remember personal security, because that lock will attract attention... Thieves usually carry weapons, work in pairs and will grab an open cell phone out of your hand. These excellent locks simply raise the stakes 😑
That massive chain looks like the TOW CHAIN I bought at HFTools. I wonder if bike thieves would be less likely to steal your bike if you had locks from several manufacturers locking the chain or several locks locking several chains to one bike even though they can all be picked with the right TOOLS and TIME. Three chains with three lesser locks hooked to one bike might be a deterrent. I am hoping.
My girlfriend and I are word perfect on the intro and outro phrases used by LPL, I'm trying to nail the pitches and timings now. I've watched a lot of these vids! The consistency in the outro and intro sections is uncanny
hydorah, That's funny. Me too. I keep wanting FPS RUSSIA to give us his version of "As alvays, hev nice day" again and bring a copyright suit against LPL. I'm sure he stole it ;)) Kyle was a true star in his day. He's missed. Check out his old work if you don't know him.
Ha yeah FPSRussia! There is that similarity! I'm not even remotely into guns but that channel was good! Was it FPSRussia or some other channel that had "Do not try at home. Remember; I am professional Russian" I heard that Kyle was busted for possession of drugs with intent to supply so can no longer possess guns and that the arms finder geezer got murdered and that's why FPSRussia fell apart
I heard something like that too. I know there was a murder. I wouldn't be surprised if Kyle was set up by the Feds. That channel had a great following. Another brilliant quote. :))
Is that so you can say ''this is the Lock Picking Lawyer and today we are going to the garage to... ''' and watch every lock near you simultaneously click open. roflmao I bet he is banned from getting within half a mile of any 'secure building' just in case security say 'who are you sir, what's your name'.
I've seen a lot of videos with you fixing your tools exactly for the type of lock you like to pick can you do something near that for these kind of locks? Thanks the videos and I haven't try to pick yet but as I have told I have saw a lot of people picking and you are one of three in the top excellent skills...!!!
He has a video on this pick, where to get the basic cheap one and what to do to customize it ruclips.net/video/oiNNoHlA4Vc/видео.html&ab_channel=LockPickingLawyer
that was amazing well picked ide like to see a lott of people try to pick this lock I know I wouldn't be able too well done and well picked maybe abloy protect 2 next time thanks stiglocks..r
Hi Seems to me there would be very few locks that could withstand a grinder attack. Will you examine & comment on using a battery-powered grinder w cut-off disc for cutting-off various D-shaped bike locks & padlocks. Your depth of knowledge & presentations are excellent. Thanks Seamus Salt Spring Locksmiths Salt Spring Is, BC
I have this lock with the short chain. It literally weighs as much as my first bike frame did. (it was an ultralight frame) Nowadays I rock a heavy cruiser, but since it would cost me 3X the $ to replace vs. that first touring frame... $120 for a lock (on sale) seemed reasonable. Thing is, I almost never lock my bike up out of my sight in public anyway. And I use it to lock my bike to a steel storage rack inside my locked garage when it's at home. Most bike thieves are not sophisticated, with crews using cordless angle grinders or very large bolt cutters and a stolen pickup to make a run. If one bike has a lock that will take two minutes to cut through with the angle grinder and the other lock two seconds... they will ignore the bike right next to it with the good lock. We hope. ;)
BTW businesses and organizations and cities: bike racks need to be bolted down! There were cases in Boulder Colorado a few decades back where entire bike racks with bikes attached were lifted onto a flatbed and taken down to Denver never to be seen again. Owners: don't use your $200 unpickable, uncuttable lock on an object which can be cut much more easily than the lock. Pay attention to your surroundings. Would it be better to lock it up a block away and hoof it to your destination where the bike would be safer?
NMCCW - if you believe RUclips, couple of people already have...except they hide their special ‘tool’ from view for undisclosed reasons, which I suspect is otherwise referred to as ‘the key’ 🤦🏻♂️ I challenged one of these guys on it and he came back with some lame patent excuse.
Just a quick note, using a magnet to tell if something is steel is not reliable. That lock could be pure iron or nickel. Also depending on where it was formed in the phase diagram the magnetism varies greatly.
If someone like LockPickingLawyer needs so much time to lockpick this one, I think you can say it's "unpickable" (nobody will "waste" so much time as it'll be faster to cut it with a tool)
Well, it's hard to say. While the lock is very secure, the chain is also secure, and it'd require a considerable amount of effort to break it. So, it's a lose-lose for a thief really. If you use this, your bike is not likely gonna be stolen...at least not in one piece, anyways. If I were a bike thief, I'd probably just disassemble the whole darn bike and sell it for parts.
@@MatthewCampbell765 especially when in other videos lpl states that attacking the chain is tedious because he couldn’t get the chain steady even in a controlled environment
Leaving it exposes it to being attacked while it would seem least conspicuous for someone to be doing so, as well as late in the night when nobody is around, they just have to do it in a way that you could not notice with simple inspection and do the rest once you lock the bike.
What I need is a Kryptonite chain for a regular mountain bike maybe 8 foot long so I can wrap it around my frame and a nice big size Square post when I go to Hibachi Grill if they're still open but I'm very picky about locks and changing you locks but I need a really good long regular bike chain
Disk detainers seem to be the way to go, the rest of the world is finally catching up with Abloy. Disk detainer locks can be made to tensioned anywhere in the core, putting the driver disk half way up the core, would make the design of a picking tool difficult.
You know it's a good lock when it takes the LockPickingLawyer more than a minute and a custom tool to pick it open.
you mean a custom mod for a custom tool
he's also teaching people who to bypass locks..
@@paulchristiansen7014 and security companies how to make locks resistant to picking :*
@@paulchristiansen7014 he really isn't. Lets see you pick open one if these locks just by watching his videos...
@@blewyd if you send me the same lock and I will see if caught what he shows...can one use a pick gun
At this point I would cut open the bike to steal the lock
Matthew Denis 😂👍
but the lock would be around a pole
@Pyroman / a light pole
Thieving pricks!
You would likely cut down the lamp post too, but they're pretty hard to conceal about your person!
I do declare, I don't recall ever seeing you work so hard to open a lock. Kryptonite just got a hell of a commercial for FREE. By the way I still think you are a ... BEAST of a lock picker!
He's scary!
He made my daughter cry... you monster!
@doodr can you, without being noticed?
@doodr Why would a thief waste their time on cutting through it? Anyone's motorcycle secured with this isn't likely to be locked up in an out of sight place where someone that has the right saw can plan out a theft. I could see a mid-range bicycle where the owner shells out for a nicer lock, but again...it's not likely to be worth the thief's time if they have the funds to afford the right cutting equipment in the first place and have the skill/experience to not get caught while trying it.
Sure, it can happen. But nearly anything can be broken/stolen. It's just a matter of how hard you make it and how unappealing you make it to a thief. I just can't see someone having the skillset to deal with this actually risking it or wasting their time. They'd be better off looting a couple cars in the area.
doodr I think it might take a lil longer to get through these links...
Guys at Kryptonite are high-fiving each other after watching this :D
Kryptonite is going to print on the box:
"It took the LockPickingLawyer OVER FOUR MINUTES to open this!"
Sold
*I WILL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK*
Four minutes and however long it takes to create a custom lock picking tool
@@kovalenkoihor4325 As explained in the video, he had to modify that lock pick to get into it.
He had to modify the tool
If you only focus on his left hand while he's picking, it looks like you are looking at a photo. That's one hell of a steady hand.
kalsh damn you are right.
Not to discount his steadiness but it is easier to hold steady without trying to hold your hand in the air. Try it for yourselves.
He was also resting on the chain..
If you can't keep your hand still while resting it on a table, then you need to see a doctor my friend!
@@Arjay82 that isn't true at all. Finite tension. One hand isn't "resting on a table".
Ive seriously never seen a more secure lock. First of all it really makes your skill stand out. Second as you said it requires modified tools and an uncommon skill set. Its just not worth the effort. You’d have to plan for days and risk being seen just to sneak a peak at the face of the core. What a great lock.
@Pyroman / Have you ever seen a storage locker? The metal you lock to is light gauge steel. You could pry off the locking mechanism from the door in no time regardless of the size or quality of the lock attached to it. You could open up every storage locker I've seen with 60 seconds and a hack saw.
I just wonder - how strong is the chain?
@@eskimberly7424 Those links were larger diameter than the shackle and likely made out of hardened steel
@@sauercrowder not sure if he said the measurement, but looks considerably beefier than 18mm which is what the Fahgedaboudit lock from Kyrptonite has, and that is considered a very secure portable lock.
@@eskimberly7424 He mentioned in the video about the bike lock he personally uses that decent chains are a pain in the ass to cut. So, "strong enough" is probably the answer.
Looks like a great lock to purchase. Kryptonite should use your video as a sales pitch for this lock.
16lbs bike lock? Oh yeah, perfect.
MasterBata
This is like the third or fourth interation of the Kryptonite New York lock.
While not a lock I'd use where I live, I would like to keep my $5,000 titanium bike, mine.
Where I live, a 2 pound Sig works well.
My friend had a nice expensive CX bike he also used for commutes. He kept a beefy chain like that tied to a lamppost near work, and someone apparently "worked" on the chain while the bike was not there. So one day he did chain the bike to the post, 15 minutes later it was gone. Chain underneath the nylon sleeve was cut almost all the way through long before - it was apparent because 90% of the cut was slightly weathered.
Gunga Dinn yeah.."you should watch this video of a lawyer picking this lock in about 2 minutes!".. Great sales pitch..
Ryan Finchum
Well. If a respected lock picker has an issue picking the lock, average crack head bike thief hasn't got a chance.
Kryptonite at one time offered a $5,000 or $10,000 guarantee against theft in NYC.
I have the short version of this one, the 1590, that I took with me to DC for my first Century ride with a friend. While I was there I went to the Smithsonian and locked up my $20k S-Works roadbike outside on The Mall and left it for hours. Bike and lock were both still there and unmolested when I got back. That was over 6 years ago, still have both bike and lock and I feel like both are going to be the last purchases of either I make ever. Nice to know when you have something you can rely on forever like that.
You have a therapeutic voice
Tcamp AKA LockPickingBobRoss
Kinda like an eye doctor when I buy new glasses! He'll say which is better number 1 or number 2? Lol!
Genuinely one of the reasons i continue to watch
Hahahahaahahahahahha
This high key an ASMR account
16 punds, that are arround 7.3 kg for all non US people out there
Well, not ALL non US. Liberia and Myanmar(Burma) also don't use the metric system.
Thank you, I wondered
@@captainx5246 Not something to be proud of... I would keep a secret and laugh at US
for all smart countries out there*
A lock that weighs as much as my bike?
A retry with the tool of legend should be done here. Bring forth the pick you and bill made!
Knowing that one actually gave a master picker like you a good fight, I would trust it. Fantastic lock and chain. And great job picking it.
Albert Lebel yeah seems great like he said as a lock you keep at an anchor point. Sadly chains beefy enough to be secure are generally not super practical for carrying with you as you ride
@@huckthatdish I used to have a motorcycle that I stored outdoors. When home, it was chained to a pole. When away, I relied on an alarm system. It works well enough. When you're out and about you aren't usually in one location for too long, and they are usually more public areas. A screaming alarm works wonders as a deterrent in a populated area. The alarm also had a proximity sensor, so when parked at home you couldn't even touch the chain without the alarm going off. Best to stack defenses and not just rely on one thing.
3:44 when he says he missed a disc, it's because he started counting at 1 instead of 2, since he's tensioning off of disc 1. Of course, I wouldn't know this if the LPL wasn't teaching a thing or two through these videos.
If picking the lock is the weak point, seems pretty safe.
LPL makes it look easy, but picking a lock like this isn't simple. LPL has a custom made tool that he had to further customize to pick this lock. The lock itself is very heavy, so if you don't have a table to put this lock on, holding it to pick it would be very tiring.
By that logic, you should buy a Masterlock
What I meant by that is it seems like a good lock.
As a cyclist, I'm really enjoying these bike lock videos.
Finally a decent lock. I'd love to see it revisited with "the pick that Bosnian Bill and I made" though! ;D
Safe to say it is too much effort for a thief to pick this.
It takes too long to pick. Destructive method preferable to thieves, they would never try to pick this.
@@JamesPhillipsOfficial Destructive methods are going to be tough to pull off on this lock to. Unless it is a really expensive bike and an out of the way area where they can be undisturbed I think thieves will just have to pass this up.
@@twirdman2 i agree, if i was a thief, i'd avoid chains and u locks in general and go for cable locks exclusively. while I have been tempted a few times (to steal) my conscience gets the better of me and I think "it's not fair on the owner"
@@JamesPhillipsOfficial Yeah. I mean you figure you can often find expensive bikes locked with cheap chain locks or the ottolock that LPL talked about in a previous video. With those targets why would I go after the more securely locked bikes. Also even if all I could find was cheap bikes locked with cheap locks I figure it makes more sense to steal like 10 cheaper 200 dollar bikes than spend more time and increase my chances of getting caught to target a 2000 dollar bike.
@Stevey TeeVee The Angle Grinder is the best tool, but it would take about 2 minutes.
You have to strategize, where to lock your bike up.
Safe to say that you will probably never encounter someone with the skill to pick this lock. If anything, it will be cut. Most likely thief will target something else.
The chain alone is a deterrent. I always kept my motorcycle chained up when stored outside. Had two neighbors get bikes stolen within 100' of mine (in an apartment complex). Unless there's really something unique or valuable about your bike, they'll most likely just move on to easier targets which are a dime a dozen.
To be fair, it being cut is unlikely too, as it has a heavy chain.
@@MatthewCampbell765 Even "just decent" chains are a pain to cut. Maybe literally since the cutting wheel exploding in your face is a real possibility.
I've watched dozens of your videos (and the commercials) probably the longest one I watched. Finally a lock that stalls you. Master picker.
Best padlock I've seen at this channel until now, I would definitely buy it after this video :)
When lpl uses around 4mins on a lock and it requires a custom tool, I will consider this a very very secure lock 👍
0:26 "Unfortunately, I can't remove this plastic cover non-destructively [...]"
Like that has stopped you before.
Aalbert Torsius maybe he has to return it or something
Its nice watching a real pro, a certified champion at work here (yes folks hes a 2019 world champ lock picker) keep up with the cool vids! 💯🏆💨✨
This is the best lock i have every seen, I'd trust this lock anywhere for any amount of time.
You are a picking legend! Great work!
I don’t want to come across as a fan boy and preface this by saying I’m a great admirer of the skills of other notable RUclips pickers but I honestly think you’re the best I’ve seen. Even if this was a highly practised pick, hell of a job around a camera and any and all hats off sir.
Had my motorcycle locked to the face off the earth with a ABUS granit extreme chain and paklock. In front of my house. Next morning it was gone. 12mm hardened steel chain was cut clean in half (about a mm pressed in and centre compeltely shattered).
Just a side note. Thanks for another very nice pick!
Dramatic music played in my head during the final moments of the lockpicking
Just found your channel and I love it.
I love your videos. I don’t know why, but I find them really fascinating.
Woot! Thanks LPL! Found the bike lock to purchase for protecting my new bike.
Thanks again mate!
Imagine you lock your 30.000$ bike with this lock, you come around the corner and hear" Click out of 4, 5 is loose , nice little click out of six"
Lmao goddamit Hans that’s a good one
That's funny 🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amazing talent and skill to pick that lock....
Nice piece of kit.....well it's better than most. Nice picking and thanks alot for sharing.
This just went on my amazon list.
Any lock that gives YOU such difficulty is a good one!
Bet when you uploaded it the Kryptonite guys were going "Gary! Come watch this!"
And - layman's suggestion - perhaps they could make it so one or two discs has tension so if its turned without constant pressure it'll push back?
The disturbing pattern I still find is that all you need to do to get there is stick something in to rotate them then start turning tumblers. Find a way to disrupt that so you have to push everything or most at the same time you'll have a pick resistant lock that'll either require a 'mission impossible' style micro shape key tool or a copy of the physical key. Combine that with electronics that locks out the lock if there's no chip with a changeable code in the key - and can't be opened easily from the outside we'll have locks that as designed can only be broken into by huge physical force.
I decided to buy this lock primarily because of this video. Thanks for the video
Have one of these locks to keep the bike at work. Highly recommended!
Wow, an actual formidable lock in your channel.
Holy crap. That's one hell of a lock
Penn and Teller- " LPL you fooled us! How exactly did you get into Fort Knox, Norad and Heaven?"
Best review ever. Just ordered one before the video ended.
Please test how tough this lock is against a brute force attack. With the difficulty you had picking it, a physical attack is probably much more likely. Thanks.
Most locks are not picked on the street they are just cut off. Much quicker and much easier. And honestly no one is going to care if they see you angle grind something off, and you are gone before the cops come anyways.
I've got a carbide blade on a 4" dewalt circular saw that eats chain pretty darn quick. I wouldn't want to try to cut hardened lock with it, but should make short work of most chains.
Brute force attacks are much more likely as the tools are easier to hide and lighter to carry. And most chains and locks can be cut with bolt cutters as well.
You aint gonna get that lock off with anything but an angle grinder and that will take multiple cuts. Chains are tougher to cut than U locks because they move around in your hands and such. If you don't mind making a lot of noise and such, probably 5-10 mins max with an angle grinder and proper cutting edge. For most, not worth the hassle, which is all any locks supply in terms of security.
jailbird1133 Good luck trying to cut a 1415 or a 1515 chain with a bolt cutter...
Good video. Reminds me of an Old TV series 'It Takes a Thief". Now do it with a paperclip and a bobby pin. lol. My 1st time watching someone expertly pick a lock.👍
Ive had this lock for a long time. (Same one!) Bicycle and motorcycle. On the bicycle I just figure I’m getting a better workout. Plus, it’s huge. Gotta be a factor.
Ramset it! if it survives I will get it for my motorcycle.
also I would love to point out, this guy's videos are the best thing to watch just before sleeping, something about watching him pick with a calm voice is relaxing.
New Channel Idea BedtimeStoryLawyer
ThatWolffe - I don’t know. I imagine his single mindedness when faced with a challenge would make it truly terrifying. I’ve often thought that his tone of voice wouldn’t change a great deal if he was calmly detaching your toes with bolt croppers. A Grimm fairy tale would keep me up for days...
Love to see you try to cut the chain and lock with bolt cutter after you pick it as that is what most criminals will do. Thanks for the great videos!!
Talking us through the lock picking sounds like the dentist listing off all the things wrong with your molars
I've used this very lock for the past 5 years to lock down my zero turn. It's still here. 😀
Very nice lock, amazing pick!
First-time I've seen the lpl break a sweat fantastic lock ☺
*RELEASE THE RAMSET!!!*
YES< YES
Man, you are a master. Nice pick... I also vote ramset attack.... Puulllleeeeaaaasseee.
Patrick Debellefeuille and CHEMICALS!
@Kirk Decker, *Lol!* 😂
Where? I'm not seeing a good target point.
This one actually looks like the most realistic destructive attack would be an angle grinder. Maybe if the plastic cover is off we'd see a vulnerable spot, but there's a decent chance this one would break the Ramset instead.
Depending on what's under the plastic, maybe a slide hammer on the core would work? Impossible to say without destroying the plastic or trying it.
This would also be a good idea for ebikes. With the motor the weight is pretty irrelevant. I use this ones little brother the 1415 and its also a beast. Love it.
Some people say that kryptonites detainer cores sieze up. Ive had mine for over 2 years and it functions like new everytime.
The krypto before that i had for almost 10 years and only had one problem that was solved with some three in one oil and cycling the lock a few times. Just have to make sure the key is all the way in before turning or it WILL jam up.
Wow! Fascinating video!
I see this for your Motorcycle and Backpack for day use when parked...
Old video, but... what a battle!
Greetings...
Great picking brother as usual, awesome lock from kryptonite as well
If my current lock and chain combo ever lets me down, I'm getting this beast.
I like the fact that the shackle can be removed once the lock is opened, so it can protect more than just bikes
i really love this padlock
the man did it again great job lpl
Never seen the lock out of its cover but im gonna wager that the shackle guard is not integrated into the lock but is seperate and held on by the plastic shell. I bet the core is pinned or peened in but still pretty resistant to pulling.
This is good for people securing mobile assesets in high risk areas.
It took him just shy of 4 minutes. Well done Kryptonite.......!
very reassured after debating whether or not to get this lock
Great video, I have the chunkier orange NY Kryptonite. To see the concentration involved on a clean desktop, you know the lock in an awkward dangling position will be a nightmare. Would like to see you do a fast evaluation on my flexible 'Litelok' wearable model, very light, well padded... But surely below this. It is rated 'Gold' for motorcyles.
Cheers 🍻 Remember personal security, because that lock will attract attention... Thieves usually carry weapons, work in pairs and will grab an open cell phone out of your hand. These excellent locks simply raise the stakes 😑
wow im shocked great job!
That massive chain looks like the TOW CHAIN I bought at HFTools. I wonder if bike thieves would be less likely to steal your bike if you had locks from several manufacturers locking the chain or several locks locking several chains to one bike even though they can all be picked with the right TOOLS and TIME. Three chains with three lesser locks hooked to one bike might be a deterrent. I am hoping.
Fantastic picking!
At this point thieves arent focusing for the bike, they are focusing for the parts :D
My girlfriend and I are word perfect on the intro and outro phrases used by LPL, I'm trying to nail the pitches and timings now. I've watched a lot of these vids! The consistency in the outro and intro sections is uncanny
hydorah, That's funny. Me too. I keep wanting FPS RUSSIA to give us his version of "As alvays, hev nice day" again and bring a copyright suit against LPL. I'm sure he stole it ;)) Kyle was a true star in his day. He's missed. Check out his old work if you don't know him.
Ha yeah FPSRussia! There is that similarity! I'm not even remotely into guns but that channel was good! Was it FPSRussia or some other channel that had "Do not try at home. Remember; I am professional Russian" I heard that Kyle was busted for possession of drugs with intent to supply so can no longer possess guns and that the arms finder geezer got murdered and that's why FPSRussia fell apart
I heard something like that too. I know there was a murder. I wouldn't be surprised if Kyle was set up by the Feds. That channel had a great following. Another brilliant quote. :))
Moderate Fkr - I think there are enough felons about to make setting someone up more trouble than its worth.
Is that so you can say ''this is the Lock Picking Lawyer and today we are going to the garage to... ''' and watch every lock near you simultaneously click open. roflmao I bet he is banned from getting within half a mile of any 'secure building' just in case security say 'who are you sir, what's your name'.
Great video , would you consider this a harder pick then an abus plus that you have also picked?
I keep watching the moving red bar under the video wondering if you can open the lock before it gets to the end, you’ve never failed yet !
I really would like to see some destructive tests on the chain and the lock.
I've seen a lot of videos with you fixing your tools exactly for the type of lock you like to pick can you do something near that for these kind of locks? Thanks the videos and I haven't try to pick yet but as I have told I have saw a lot of people picking and you are one of three in the top excellent skills...!!!
He has a video on this pick, where to get the basic cheap one and what to do to customize it ruclips.net/video/oiNNoHlA4Vc/видео.html&ab_channel=LockPickingLawyer
Great job
that was amazing well picked ide like to see a lott of people try to pick this lock I know I wouldn't be able too well done and well picked maybe abloy protect 2 next time thanks stiglocks..r
Great job!
I am getting this lock - they made you work
I was about to make a joke about the Ramset, but would it even work on this thing? What a lock.
Hi Seems to me there would be very few locks that could withstand a grinder attack. Will you examine & comment on using a battery-powered grinder w cut-off disc for cutting-off various D-shaped bike locks & padlocks. Your depth of knowledge & presentations are excellent. Thanks Seamus Salt Spring Locksmiths Salt Spring Is, BC
Outstanding as usual, but hat one at least gave you a bit of a fight. 👍👍👍
That is the longest I've ever seen you work on a bike lock!!!
Maybe you should revisit this lock with the new sparrows pick to see if it's easier with the more feel and control that pick gives you.
Definitely thought it was a type of straight jacket or an escape jacket for magicians at first lmao.
I have this lock with the short chain. It literally weighs as much as my first bike frame did. (it was an ultralight frame) Nowadays I rock a heavy cruiser, but since it would cost me 3X the $ to replace vs. that first touring frame... $120 for a lock (on sale) seemed reasonable. Thing is, I almost never lock my bike up out of my sight in public anyway. And I use it to lock my bike to a steel storage rack inside my locked garage when it's at home. Most bike thieves are not sophisticated, with crews using cordless angle grinders or very large bolt cutters and a stolen pickup to make a run. If one bike has a lock that will take two minutes to cut through with the angle grinder and the other lock two seconds... they will ignore the bike right next to it with the good lock. We hope. ;)
BTW businesses and organizations and cities: bike racks need to be bolted down! There were cases in Boulder Colorado a few decades back where entire bike racks with bikes attached were lifted onto a flatbed and taken down to Denver never to be seen again. Owners: don't use your $200 unpickable, uncuttable lock on an object which can be cut much more easily than the lock. Pay attention to your surroundings. Would it be better to lock it up a block away and hoof it to your destination where the bike would be safer?
I'd like to see some content cutting the actual chains and locks
This is going to be the lock to protect my Wolf Warrior scooter.
Tough disk detainers are dropping like flies. I fully expect LPL to pick an Abloy Protec2 someday.
NMCCW - if you believe RUclips, couple of people already have...except they hide their special ‘tool’ from view for undisclosed reasons, which I suspect is otherwise referred to as ‘the key’ 🤦🏻♂️ I challenged one of these guys on it and he came back with some lame patent excuse.
Locks should combine an alarm system because that cuts off the thief’s time ...and time is their biggest asset
Just a quick note, using a magnet to tell if something is steel is not reliable. That lock could be pure iron or nickel. Also depending on where it was formed in the phase diagram the magnetism varies greatly.
Matthew Maxwell-Burton So. Steel. Aluminium. Iron. Nickel. Which one would you guess if it is magnetic?
If someone like LockPickingLawyer
needs so much time to lockpick this one, I think you can say it's "unpickable" (nobody will "waste" so much time as it'll be faster to cut it with a tool)
Well, it's hard to say. While the lock is very secure, the chain is also secure, and it'd require a considerable amount of effort to break it. So, it's a lose-lose for a thief really. If you use this, your bike is not likely gonna be stolen...at least not in one piece, anyways. If I were a bike thief, I'd probably just disassemble the whole darn bike and sell it for parts.
@@MatthewCampbell765 especially when in other videos lpl states that attacking the chain is tedious because he couldn’t get the chain steady even in a controlled environment
I own this lock and chain. Nobody has ever messed with it.
Leaving it exposes it to being attacked while it would seem least conspicuous for someone to be doing so, as well as late in the night when nobody is around, they just have to do it in a way that you could not notice with simple inspection and do the rest once you lock the bike.
I'm sure it's not you bicycle lock thou
Looks like I found myself a bike lock. :)
battery dremmel - the smaller brother of the angle grinder, less noise, less sparks, same great cutting performance and fits in your back pocket lol
No... Just no!
What I need is a Kryptonite chain for a regular mountain bike maybe 8 foot long so I can wrap it around my frame and a nice big size Square post when I go to Hibachi Grill if they're still open but I'm very picky about locks and changing you locks but I need a really good long regular bike chain
Really great
You are amazing!
Ramset next on this beefy boy!
Disk detainers seem to be the way to go, the rest of the world is finally catching up with Abloy. Disk detainer locks can be made to tensioned anywhere in the core, putting the driver disk half way up the core, would make the design of a picking tool difficult.