@@nikel- Look at that! He didn't even need to get the name right and people still got the joke! One can kind of assume that this person is some sort of chessmaster lol
@@3nertiaYes but for the other half of us who watch weightlifting videos I had too come too the comments to see why he was mentioning the name anatoly with chess incase I had missed something.
Marketed to college students as a drinking game. How long before campus security finds someone on the square without any clothes on, in February, drunk.
I recommend the youtube video ' I made a bolt with MAZE threads - Don't strip these threads! - Can you solve the puzzle? ' - which is somewhat related - nice brass rotary maze. A quality metal version would be neat.
@@Photoloss know I want to see a LPL and HowNOT2 collaboration. The way that bolts are secured into stone is similar to securing a safe to massive wall. A good bottle of local distillation wrapped in complicated knots is a puzzle. Securing communal climbing gear in the wild could be a topic. Break testing a masterlock - too trivial, but why not? Maybe add in more brands. Bosnia Bill was an interesting guy in that regard: Pick a lock in 10 seconds? Awesome! GoGoGo! Get the bolt cutter and cut it in 30 Seconds? Good job, GoGoGo! Unhinged the door? Keep moving! Use 60 Minutes on a complicated lock? Failed his assessment.
I'm crying in laughter, this lock which is not even pretending to be a lock, but a puzzle game! takes longer to pick then the most locks LPL features here!
A combination lock with unknown combination is a puzzle. A puzzle with known solution is a lock. Example: A puzzle box becomes a lock box once you know the solution.
"'I've often lamented that there's no good wholesome family games to escape police custody" The family that commits bank heists together stays together, eh? d=P
There's a particular song running through my head after watching the video and reading the line you quoted from it. It's a country song, so it may not be your cup of tea, but it goes something like this. "I've come from a long line of losers Half outlaws, half boozers" I do particularly like the drinking game aspect he mentioned. haha
Imagine the family gatherings as they play this..i can hear round the table go "nothing on one...click outta two, three is binding" and LPL sits there smirking 🤣
"Would have made a great drinking game back in college". Ah the gold standard for kids games. Reminds me of great times destroying my liver with Looping Louie, a game marketed 4 years and up, and sold almost exclusively to 20-somethings ^^
plastic is not robust enough for the stress escape rooms are under... but you are right: That in a more massive version! Even the safety overwrite would be part of the game: Only one person needs to unlock him self and can then (using both hands) bypass the cuff of the other players.
actually a pretty cool concept for a game, but I think it'd have more family appeal if it was picking open little treasure chests than getting a shackle off of your wrist
Trap difficulty: Have a set of cartridges where one of them actually has no path to the exit. Watch in frustration as everyone else solves before you, then you have to get the pick back out to use the failsafe eject.
@@nitehawk86 Very true, that should be the goal of any lock, really. I just find all these people saying "it's better than a Masterlock" disingenuous. There's an old saying in security: "The safest safe is an inaccessible box." But that box, like these handcuffs, can't be accessed by the legitimate owner (very well), so it's pointless.
To be fair I doubt anyone here is actually serious about that. This is a video about a kids toy lockpicking game after all. I mean yeah masterlock is bad and its become a running joke, but still a masterlock is better then this on a gate.
I'd be interested to see you try it with the right hand locked. Considering your skills, picking with left might be a nice extra challenge. Maybe an idea for a short?
My wife and I went and bought this game from eBay after seeing your video. We're currently at our anniversary retreat, and we've opened it and played a few rounds. Thanks for the laughs.
College drinking games.... ah, memories of electronic Simon. Bonus if you're playing drunk with the room lights off so the game lights are more intense.
*Real, regulation S&W, Peerless-type handcuffs can be unlocked with a straightened out paperclip slipped into the ratchet teeth slot/sleeve. Or bend the tip, 90 degrees, if they're double-locked.*
Rated LPL 11-23 seconds. Woot. I took one of the Covert Instruments FNG kits to a small gathering tonight, to show it to a friend with an interest in lockpicking. He liked it, but a lady there saw us with it and asked to borrow it to show to her kids. One of her friends also wanted one for her kids. I think the FNG kits have a better market in the kid-lockpicking space than this game does.
That was my first thought, too. I thought maybe there would be some clever interaction between each lock and the cartridge, so that the same cartridge would feel different in each lock, bringing the number of hard variations from 5 to 20, but I guess not :)
Amazing game! My 6yo (now 23) has been playing this with me for over 17 years!! Although after 45 minutes he seemingly didn't enjoy it anymore, I know as a father what's best for my child, and the most important lesson my own father used to teach me: _'You can't always get what you want'._
The Adult version has furry handcuffs and instructions on how to connect them to a bed without posters. Oh, and an admonition that it is for those 21 and up. 😮
I started at 8 with a garden shed, by 9 it was an office desk at dad's work, and in my teens I moved from combination bike locks to real handcuffs. All metal. No plastic.
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It's funny because I've seen him open a Master Lock faster than this toy. I'm looking at you Master Lock 👀
I was just coming to mention this xD
O_O Don't look too hard, their locks might open.
You beat me to it.
Real talk though....
Damn, I was gonna make the same joke
Funny how this child's toy puts up more of a fight than a Masterlock does.
A child's toy doesn't have to worry about being fast to open for the real keyholder
the most panic inducing toy ever
The top 3 comments all mention Master lock. 😆
stoooop giving them ideas 😵💫
@@sorin_markov I child's toy doesn't need to worry about lock security either. Yet here they are providing more security than any Masterlock does.
This toy lock seems like it holds up better than a masterlock!
😂
Takes longer to pick too
@@Arch3r666
You beat me to it. When I looked and saw there were 46 comments already, I knew I was too late. LOL, better than a master lock
Besides the obvious 'flaw' where you can remove the toy lock's core using only your fingers :)
With a Masterlock, you at least need a rake or shims.
@@teardowndan5364 🙄
"Me and my son seem to get through these pretty quickly."
Proud father moment.
Once upon a time, he wanted his son to keep up the honorable family tradition of lawyering, but now...
my newborn is trans
he took an arrow to the knee@@jeremywilliams5107
How the hell would you know if it's a newborn, and how is that anywhere close to relevant here?
My son and I*
playing that with LPL is like being invited to play chess with Anatoly Karpov
Misha moment.
*ANATOLIA KARPOVA*
@@nikel- Look at that! He didn't even need to get the name right and people still got the joke! One can kind of assume that this person is some sort of chessmaster lol
Interestingly, both of them had a much younger child as their rival at some point.
@@3nertiaYes but for the other half of us who watch weightlifting videos I had too come too the comments to see why he was mentioning the name anatoly with chess incase I had missed something.
I could see a “real” version of this game showing up in the Covert Instruments store in the next few months… and honestly I’d probably buy it.
Marketed to college students as a drinking game.
How long before campus security finds someone on the square without any clothes on, in February, drunk.
"Adult" drinking game version.
There must be countless ways to co-opt a CI practice set into a drinking game.
I recommend the youtube video ' I made a bolt with MAZE threads - Don't strip these threads! - Can you solve the puzzle? ' - which is somewhat related - nice brass rotary maze. A quality metal version would be neat.
@@queazocotal I’ve seen that video and it is a good one.
I've always speculated that LPL's favorite fun time is when Mrs. LPL brings out the handcuffs.
It's his favorite activity, for sure, but not for the reason that she'd be interested.
Probably rope not cuffs, he'd unlock the cuffs way too quickly.
I might suggest it's when he says, "Now to show you the first time was not a fluke...."
@@douglash9364I would've thought it was when he brings out his wave rake.
@@Photoloss know I want to see a LPL and HowNOT2 collaboration.
The way that bolts are secured into stone is similar to securing a safe to massive wall.
A good bottle of local distillation wrapped in complicated knots is a puzzle.
Securing communal climbing gear in the wild could be a topic.
Break testing a masterlock - too trivial, but why not? Maybe add in more brands.
Bosnia Bill was an interesting guy in that regard: Pick a lock in 10 seconds? Awesome! GoGoGo! Get the bolt cutter and cut it in 30 Seconds? Good job, GoGoGo! Unhinged the door? Keep moving! Use 60 Minutes on a complicated lock? Failed his assessment.
I'm crying in laughter, this lock which is not even pretending to be a lock, but a puzzle game! takes longer to pick then the most locks LPL features here!
A child's toy doesn't have to worry about being fast to open for the real keyholder
A combination lock with unknown combination is a puzzle.
A puzzle with known solution is a lock.
Example: A puzzle box becomes a lock box once you know the solution.
"'I've often lamented that there's no good wholesome family games to escape police custody"
The family that commits bank heists together stays together, eh? d=P
Unfortunately not, ours found out the hard way that prisons aren't co-ed 😔
There's a particular song running through my head after watching the video and reading the line you quoted from it. It's a country song, so it may not be your cup of tea, but it goes something like this.
"I've come from a long line of losers
Half outlaws, half boozers"
I do particularly like the drinking game aspect he mentioned. haha
Minions ah joke
Best Intro to a video. EVER.
My toddler came out as trans
"Let's do this one more time, so you can see that it was not a fluke." - LPL on kid's game locks 2023
This is the first LPL video that I remember where he didn't say "Nothing on one. Click out of two." 😀
You don't get that on the wave, comb, and bypass ones though.
That is because this lock is not a pin-tumbler style lock, which usually gets that kind of commentary.
Don't forget the one where he had his expertise challenged by another locksmith in regards to a bike lock. He just blasted through that one.
Or suggest it might be a Fluke.
Imagine the family gatherings as they play this..i can hear round the table go "nothing on one...click outta two, three is binding" and LPL sits there smirking 🤣
"Would have made a great drinking game back in college". Ah the gold standard for kids games. Reminds me of great times destroying my liver with Looping Louie, a game marketed 4 years and up, and sold almost exclusively to 20-somethings ^^
Wine and Bananagrams is also a fun combo.
"And remember, kids. Police are not your friends. Never talk to them without a lawyer present!"
I bet someone could 3D print a much harder insert. Neat idea. As a drinking game, you are spot on.
As someone with a 3d printer, I'm considering buying a set so I can do just that.
@@mightyflamberge713 Make up an OpenSCAD script perhaps?
I feel like this would be great for the start of an escape room
plastic is not robust enough for the stress escape rooms are under...
but you are right: That in a more massive version!
Even the safety overwrite would be part of the game:
Only one person needs to unlock him self and can then (using both hands) bypass the cuff of the other players.
I feel like this was a fairly one sided family game night
I had to make sure it wasn't April. Great laughs, and took longer than a Master Lock :-D
Same here. lmao
This guy is entertaining.
actually a pretty cool concept for a game, but I think it'd have more family appeal if it was picking open little treasure chests than getting a shackle off of your wrist
And then you can hide goodies inside.
It would be cool if someone 3D printed some more cartridges at the different difficulties like an expansion pack
You teaching your son lock picking is very wholesome.
Especially to get out of handcuffs
Wholesome Detroit fun
It’ll be LockPickingLawyer Jr.
No wonder his son is good at lockpicking, considering how good he is solving a rubik's cube
Looks like you could 3d print some new cartridges if you want to mix it up more.
Trap difficulty: Have a set of cartridges where one of them actually has no path to the exit. Watch in frustration as everyone else solves before you, then you have to get the pick back out to use the failsafe eject.
These take longer to pick than most master locks.😂
A child's toy doesn't have to worry about being fast to open for the real keyholder
@@sorin_markov A good lock will respond quickly to the key AND not be easily bypassed in 2 seconds.
@@nitehawk86 Very true, that should be the goal of any lock, really. I just find all these people saying "it's better than a Masterlock" disingenuous. There's an old saying in security: "The safest safe is an inaccessible box." But that box, like these handcuffs, can't be accessed by the legitimate owner (very well), so it's pointless.
To be fair I doubt anyone here is actually serious about that. This is a video about a kids toy lockpicking game after all. I mean yeah masterlock is bad and its become a running joke, but still a masterlock is better then this on a gate.
I was expecting the 'Covert "Break-Free" Companion' tool to come out 🤣
And now we 3D-print a black cartridge with a maze without exit 🤔😁
I'd be interested to see you try it with the right hand locked. Considering your skills, picking with left might be a nice extra challenge. Maybe an idea for a short?
Missing epilogue:
...this is why, on our next family games evening, I am bringing an iron cuffs with padlocks for everyone to enjoy.
"Ruprecht, do you want the g-----l cuff?"
Easy, just use a strong magnet
My wife and I went and bought this game from eBay after seeing your video. We're currently at our anniversary retreat, and we've opened it and played a few rounds. Thanks for the laughs.
"3 is binding, a little click out of 4 and we got this open"
College drinking games.... ah, memories of electronic Simon. Bonus if you're playing drunk with the room lights off so the game lights are more intense.
Glad to see Masterlock improving their lineup
the masterlock jokes basically write themselves at this point.
Immune to wave raking and jiggling. Better than a lot of the locks featured on this channel
They also offer "Diamond Heist" and "Operation Escape Room" in their line of games.
It's tougher to open than most Master Locks 😂
A child's toy doesn't have to worry about being fast to open for the real keyholder
WE MAKING IT OUT OF POLICE CUSTODY WITH THIS ONE FELLAS!!! 🔥🔥 🔥 💯 💯 💯
There needs to be a “Lockpicking Lawyer” Edition of this game. 😊
I wonder what picking skills will his son develop by having such a good picking teacher as daddy 🤔
Harder to pick than than Master Locks.
LPL should make his own "Drop in Core" Handcuff locking picking game! 🔐
"me AND my son can get this open pretty quickly".
Dad, you have created a monster.
I gotta go grind concrete for 8 hours, keep up your grinding everybody.
That is such an adorable game, though, if my family had this when I was little, they probably have gotten sick of it.(I love mazes)😂
Yeah, if you're good at bar puzzles, this will be a breeze.
I have learned that cops hate it when you hand their cuffs back to them after they illegally detain you. SERE was really fun for me.
*Real, regulation S&W, Peerless-type handcuffs can be unlocked with a straightened out paperclip slipped into the ratchet teeth slot/sleeve. Or bend the tip, 90 degrees, if they're double-locked.*
They take longer to open than a master lock
This is hilarious - i agree with the comments that you pick real locks faster than this kids game. Well done LPL.
Rated LPL 11-23 seconds. Woot.
I took one of the Covert Instruments FNG kits to a small gathering tonight, to show it to a friend with an interest in lockpicking. He liked it, but a lady there saw us with it and asked to borrow it to show to her kids. One of her friends also wanted one for her kids.
I think the FNG kits have a better market in the kid-lockpicking space than this game does.
Mrs. LPL would've had an easier time if she didn't brute force that Ben and Jerry's lock.
Totally Agree on That
crazy part. These toys take longer to unlock than some expensive locks LPL picks.
Oh wow, we had this toy, it's been around a while, neat concept but kids learn it off by heart way too fast :D
That was my first thought, too. I thought maybe there would be some clever interaction between each lock and the cartridge, so that the same cartridge would feel different in each lock, bringing the number of hard variations from 5 to 20, but I guess not :)
Amazing game! My 6yo (now 23) has been playing this with me for over 17 years!! Although after 45 minutes he seemingly didn't enjoy it anymore, I know as a father what's best for my child, and the most important lesson my own father used to teach me: _'You can't always get what you want'._
I really like how it takes you much longer to pick these locks than most actual locks.
Lock manufacturers, watch and learn 😆
Still better then a master lock
These things are more secure than many real locks
It took him longer to pick this game lock than a real US police handcuff lock!
Oh goodie, a game I can add to my 'not a fluke' drinking game.
I would have paid Mayweather pay-per-view rates to watch you guys play this game. 😂
Can you do it with two chained together, one on each wrist, hands behind your back?
Blud said "if you're not used to activities like this, for instance you're my wife"
Still more secure than Master Lock padlocks.
I've played this! It's actually pretty fun. Didn't think about the drinking game possibility!
Damn, I almost choked on laughter after that intro😆
Son slams 2 cuffs together, throws a speed square at a dummy, tosses cuffs into the mouth of dark matter.
Noooo, I was waiting for the "so you can see its not a fluke" moment! 😂
Here we see a children's game defeating master lock.
Nice to hear you brought your kid into your hobby. Always a great thing
This guy should be a lockpicker
Introducing the newest Master Lock model this one with a new record for how long it takes to open
It takes him longer to pick these then some master-locks 😂
Was disappointed not to hear, "got a click out of one, two is binding, a little counter-rotation, two seems set, a nice click out of three..."
Same here!
I see this as a great start to learning lock picking for kids. I also see a potential to 3d print harder inserts as well then the reds become to easy.
I've seen LPL having less trouble with masterlock than than these toys cuffs
Shame this takes you longer than some pro locks for sale, they've got to up their game, thank you for your service LPL
A child's toy doesn't have to worry about being fast to open for the real keyholder
The intro speech is just outa this world!!!
I just love your humor.
Thank You
Honestly have seen Master locks with less security on this channel - maybe they could learn from this?
probably not, they don't care enough for that
Great guide for kids who get handcuffed by their slave owners for not doing chores
This looks like endless fun with a 3D printer. Might even add some traps.
Are false gates possible?
Why you disappear
Maybe he was practicing escaping police custody 😂
chinese governement
Because he has a life beyond making youtube videos.
The man is an actual lawyer. He only has so much time in a day.
@@JoshuaOdionson didn’t know that. Thanks for the info :)
Going straight for the red cartridge, now hes just showing off...
I was 100% expecting it to pop in less than three seconds.
"The family that picks together, sticks together."
Masterlock are looking at the security with awe 😆
The red seems to be binding, looks like we’ve got a false set on the yellow, a little counterrotation on the green . . .
I can just imagine LPL playing this game with his family:
1 is binding, a little click out of 2…
The Adult version has furry handcuffs and instructions on how to connect them to a bed without posters.
Oh, and an admonition that it is for those 21 and up. 😮
Great Christmas gift idea for my kid though, thank you LPL
I recently taught a friends children, 12 year old boy & 14 year old girl, lock picking. Half a dozen padlocks mostly masterlock.
It takes longer for him to pick the locks of this game than it takes for him to pick a Master lock.
You just knew the comparison to a Masterlock was going to be inevitable.
The scary thing is that it took you less time to open certain real locks!
Thank you!
To be fair, it takes longer to open this, than a Masterlock.
you know this game made me realize how awesome of a fidget tool a lock pick and lock would be
I started at 8 with a garden shed, by 9 it was an office desk at dad's work, and in my teens I moved from combination bike locks to real handcuffs. All metal. No plastic.
I can think of a couple of my grandkids who would enjoy this.👍
This might be my favorite cold open EVER.
Masterlock "write that down! Write that down!" 😂
Great, The one lock I thought for sure would stump LockPickingLawyer has been picked. We are not safe.
The family that picks locks together, stays together.