[1005] Small, But Mighty: The RL21 “RoundLock” Picked

[@PragmasisSecurity]

This is Steve from Pragmasis. We are interested in LPL's comments about our products and we take them seriously. We have 'false gates' incorporated in our cylinder production, now, as we believe in continuous improvement across our range. Having said that, we have _never_ heard of a real-world theft involving any of our locks being picked. We set up this business in 2003 so that is now more than 16 years of experience. Our priorities are far more focused on resisting a wide variety of mechanical attacks and trying to make our products easy to use so people actually do use them! All (constructive) feedback is welcome and much appreciated. We can always improve.

[@SW-ok8qr]

Sounds defensive.. Just take it on the chin mate.. It sounds better ;)

[@PragmasisSecurity]

@@SW-ok8qr We don't like to not respond and we were presenting our views and experience as the manufacturer. We adapted our production quickly after LPL's input and another 3 years have elapsed and, to our knowledge, no thief has ever defeated one of our RoundLocks in the field. We stand by what we make, but we are always happy to listen to feedback and will always try to respond to anyone that has problems. Thanks.

[@SW-ok8qr]

@@PragmasisSecurity Thats fair enough although i do feel that a modicum of contriteness never hurts anyone.

[@playonwords55]

@@SW-ok8qr he just said that their locks have never been defeated. Are you afraid that LPL is going to steal your bike?

[@SW-ok8qr]

@@playonwords55 pardon?

[@ItsSansom]

Where does LPL put his put his clothes when he's packing for a trip? "In any case..."

[@ItsSansom]

@Preston Henson No problem my dude, hope things start looking up for you

[@Pyrolock]

Pretty Dam Funny

[@RiggidyNick]

☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜)

[@airmanon7213]

*Ba-dum-tsh!*

[@joshy7759]

My God, He liked it. High praise. Bet it 'clicked' quick for him.

[@Rico_71]

I love when disc detainer locks are featured, because 99.9 % of the time you know *what* sentence is going be said

[@Manoloutti]

I'm going to rotate all of those discs as far clockwise as they will go, then I'm going to get the pick that BosnianBill and I made.

[@ewoodley82]

@@Manoloutti and pick up disc #1 Oft repeated but never tiring

[@klj2382]

I’d rather see it done without the fancy tool.

[@aserta]

Ya'll take this for granted...one day he's going to stop...and you'll all cry.

[@rayweezie9772]

LPL: The pick that Bosnian Bill and I made Me: *goes fucking nuts*

[@nemplayer1776]

You are the Bob Ross of lock picking.

[@gus473]

👍 Wish I said that! So true! 😎

[@mulgerbill]

Happy little zero cut discs?

[@mirkodium8977]

The chuck norris, the keanu reeves, the lionel messi

[@ministerc9513]

And that's why I love this channel but I have never watched a Bosnian bill video.

[@brrrt6666]

You are the Chef John of this comment section!

[@abdulnasirali4221]

The lock is so reflective that LPL is hiding his identity by wearing a mask, unlike the other vids where he blurs the face.

[@nakedbeekeeper9610]

@@jlxip links please!

[@khaotic81]

Yeah lpl showed his face numerous times when he has partnered with the modern rouge

[@UncleKennysPlace]

Geez, I thought everyone already knew that LPL was David Schwimmer.

[@PureRushXevus]

@@thomaseboland8701 Then why are you going through the comments to look for it, lol

[@roysammons2445]

He has to keep his identity secret so that all the bad guys don't kidnap him to do a job.

[@FakeDane]

When the lock is so shiny that wearing a mask is easier than blurring out frames in editing...

[@zylent8251]

Some weird mask. :)

[@gerdhagen]

1:22 haha

[@aszi77]

It's not a mask. That's actually his face!

[@werbearjack]

He is always wearing that mask when picking locks - just like hackers are always wearing ski masks when hacking.

[@BOB2112420]

LPL confirmed juggalo! (although I'm pretty sure his IQ is at least 40 points too high for that).

[@MemesnShet]

You’d probably be able to pick open the gates of heaven Saint Peter: *What are you...* LPL: *A little click on 6...4 is binding...aaand we picked it open*

[@josephmazor725]

MR/TROLL That is the True torment of hell

[@LeoStaley]

And as CS Lewis pointed out, hell is locked from the inside.

[@flyfin108]

theres no false gates at heaven

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Lol

[@roguishpaladin]

@@LordPrecision I would think that Hell is locked with locks from the "Naughty Bin".

[@DrLex1]

I'm watching this with subtitles because of background noise. At 1:40, the moment we've all been waiting for, the subtitles read: “the pic that Bosnian villain I made”…

[@himanshuagarwal28]

Its bosnian bill and i made

[@bond007rules]

@@himanshuagarwal28 r/whooooosh

[@himanshuagarwal28]

@@bond007rules i get it

[@briant7265]

Otto voice to test soft wire is off ten in terse ten.

[@DrLex1]

@@himanshuagarwal28 Congratulations, you win two internets.

[@EstrellaViajeViajero]

Considering the complexity of the tool used, it seems like a pretty good lock.

[@BenSullinsOfficial]

I don't know why I love watching this so much...

[@DipanGhosh]

"Securing everything is a disc detainer core..." Oh Boy... Here we go... "First we will rotate the discs as far clockwise as they will go..." Here it comes... "And then I will get the lockpick that BosnianBill and I made ... " YESSS!!!!

[@FuzzYBunnY211]

Random lock: huh....where am I? What’s that bright light..? Is.. is that a camera...what’s going on?? LPL: this is the lock pick lawyer and what I have for you today..... Random lock: NOOOOOOOOOOO!!

[@qpSubZeroqp]

ROFL!

[@phuongvu527]

Master Lock: just lay there and enjoy. Resisting is futile. I have experience

[@brettbaffa8652]

Best part of the video 2:26 the way he finesses his tools.... is remarkable

[@kyx5631]

I was about to mention the somewhat reduced sounds quality in this one, but then I saw the maks mentioned in the comments. GJ as always. Also, what a great design. It's so simple and straightforward, yet so effective. One of my favourite locks on your channel so far.

[@RyanNelson0402]

The Maks 🤪🤣

[@pfsantos007]

At Co. Headquarters: " You heard the man. Let's add some false gates."

[@RyanNelson0402]

Honestly he needs to drop law and just make an impossible Lock to open. I'd buy it.

[@bloodlove93]

@@RyanNelson0402 No such thing as impossible. Implausible yes, impossible no. He could make it several times more secure than fort Knox and it wouldn't matter, enough explosives will get through.

[@RyanNelson0402]

Dang. I should carry around a dictionary. Forgot this is the internet.

[@mysterycrumble]

@@RyanNelson0402 'the explosive lock pick that afgan albert and I made'

[@iamneallyons4263]

They really really should listen to him and add false gates!

[@crazybob75]

I liked that spinny little flourish at the end. Victory spin!

[@GruntJoe0341]

This channel has made me so paranoid about what locks I get, even for the gym. I'm definitely never buying a masterlock again!

[@JasonW.]

Put a spare Master Lock on a locker nears yours. If someone is going to rob a locker, they may chose that over yours, wasting their time for nothing inside.

[@Sirpesari]

@@JasonW. Well i suppose few seconds counts as time :D

[@JasonW.]

@@Sirpesari Every Master Lock is a "spare" lock

[@jakegarrett8109]

phục êwê Still got my dumpster bike stolen... It’s origin came from my neighbors dumpster, I wanted the wheels from it, then I put on some trashy bent wheels, jumped some stairs (missed some flights of stairs), jumped off some ramps (if the university didn’t want me doing it, they wouldn’t have made the architecture building have nice slow inclined decorative wall ramps that dropped perfectly into a short stair section or alternatively a ledge drop, I mean it must have been designed by a BMX or skateboarder, too perfect). Anyways, the wheels were not only bent like a taco but they were also buckled heart shaped (so you basically get kicked every wheel rotation). The bike was a crappy $59 bike when it was new, with most of it rusty (not much worse than the ugly purple paint... I called it an eye sore but good theft prevention device). I mean everything on this bike was just a piece of trash (litterally, even those wheels came from the dumpster of a bike shop, and they were 100x better shape before I had missed some 10 ft tall stairway and smacked the back rim on the second flight step and bailed with the thing bouncing around comically). I mean this thing was TRASH! They stole it at night, I expect in the morning they realized their mistake and put it back where it belongs (in the trash)... Do I take care of bikes? Sure, I’m the only one I know who was spending an hour on the weekends waxing my race bike. It was always showroom quality clean, and if the road had many cracks I hopped off and ran over the rough spots with the bike hoisted over a shoulder. Even my $5 bike I kept inside (I’d carry it up the stairs to my room on the 4th floor). My $1 bike was also stolen and later recovered after they wanted me to pay a $50 parking ticket/impound fee and I was like “whoa, you found my stolen bike!”. I’ve had 4 bikes stolen during college (one road bike, one dumpster bike, a $1 bike, and a motorbike). They will steal ALMOST anything. But there was one... One that no thief dared to steal... It was a custom made front wheel powered motorized bike (25cc grass trimmer engine). It had 2 reasons it wasn’t stolen, one was probably to do with the 8 inch chrome spike at crotch level over the front wheel, it was Intimidating as hell. Second it was was so unique and identifiable, there are 0 other bikes like it. I think most people would recognize it, as it was popular during football games, I’d have typically 100+ waves from people walking to the stadium or in town, and once was really weird where a crowd of like maybe 300+ was cheering at once... It was weird, I guess they thought I was maybe an attraction like a pep-rally? Anyways, I was just doing burn outs at the stop light with the engine cranked ~13,500 rpm and drifting it everywhere (you lock the back wheel and kick it sideways about 80 degrees). I’m not sure why that’s cheer worthy, but I let everyone who wanted to test drive run it (that goes for any day, if someone asked I’d say “sure, take it for a spin, just be back in like 10 minutes”, didn’t even know their name, they could do whatever they wanted). So nobody stole that bike, to unique and personalized. I didn’t even lock it (people could borrow it/drive it if they wanted). That’s the only time I’ve seen theft prevention work without a quality lock, lol!

[@letuotter]

if you make the lock better then a good thief will just attack the hinges, latch, chain, or whatever other weak point is available. it's a never ending equation. the best you can do is find an agreeable medium between all factors, especially price.

[@electronicsNmore]

Picking locks is fun, because it's like trying to solve a puzzle.

[@ibigfire]

I don't know what it is about these videos but they're somehow so relaxing as well as being interesting. Thank you LPL, always look forward to your videos.

[@bobbycratchet3958]

Thanks for that. I just received my front and rear brakes for a motorized bicycle(motor assisted bicycle for law enforcement around here). I am looking for some not so common theft deterrents or at least not so common to me and that little RL21 is shiny enough to warrant a mask. Yep, I think that'll be noticeable.

[@mattpfeifer9302]

1:22. it looked like a Jigsaw mask in reflection. Before camera rolls: Every lock: What?! Where am I?! LPL: Let's play a game...

[@lostbutfreesoul]

For those complaining about a specialized tool: It isn't the tool that is the problem, it is the lack of other security features! Too many people are turning to this style of lock on the misconception that the tools to pick them are not readily available. Putting aside the fact that such tools are available, and will become more common a thief-tool as more of these locks are manufactured, that mentality is always going to lead to another generation of easily picked locks. It actively prevents the manufacturer from including better security because the good old thought of 'why bother with the extra expense' is always going to be present. So, by showing they have the tools, people like LockPickingLawyer are attempting to wake up those manufacturers!

[@skygh]

Like a gunslinger twirling his pistol after defeating a foe.

[@russellflemister393]

the funny thing is every time i see a pad lock i think of LPL and hear his voice in my head love this channel

[@ger_Raenef]

1:42 i would like to see him pick without "the tool bosnian bill and i made"

[@DamienTB]

He's done it plenty of times before they made the pick.

[@hoopkabob8430]

Blasphemy

[@bloodlove93]

Honestly I'm fine with him using the pick I just wish he'd stop saying it every time... Not that him saying it bugs me but holy hell this community has taken that to a degree I find surprising and sad.

[@draynor400]

@@bloodlove93 Boo you fun sponge!

[@bloodlove93]

@@draynor400 I'm disturbed you find that fun... But to each their own I suppose. I'm just not a fan of it, it's a cool tool, the fact it's a collaboration between two well known lock pickers should just be a fact not a meme that people use and obsess over. I've seen some people here in the past take it a bit too far and I just don't appreciate it personally.

[@madhousepatient9994]

A rare recipient of the coveted LPT "Quite Good" endorsement. Well done RL21!

[@_BangDroid_]

The consistency of the in/outro is always so satisfying

[@kauworu]

Just loved the way he rotated the pick that He and Bosnianbill made after the lock was opened... the best show off trick you gonna see on a lockpicking video!!!!!!!

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

LPL, you showed me a style of lock I've never seen before, not to mention pass through chain. I'm now ahead of my ... KZbin learning curve for the day.

[@acirillo59]

I'm glad to see I'm not alone in the group of people who just zoomed in on your face and were met with disappointment that it's covered. Haha! I did learn that you keep a script of to the side, which I guess isn't too exciting, but gave me an aha moment

[@RWBHere]

Just under 60 seconds. It would take me quite a bit longer, without the right tool for the job. Kudos to you and to Bill, LPL.

[@robertyang4365]

Title: "Small, But Mighty" Video Length: More than 30 seconds long Ah yes, truly a mighty adversary

[@gdcatalyst7812]

My favortie part of the day. A LPL upload

[@lastminutepotato]

Who made that tool? I just forgot

[@sultanhassan2505]

Kenderick Lamar I think

[@levick2412]

He never tells us

[@valtersvasilis]

Wallmart, I bet!

[@Talguy21]

@@DBBravo Actually it's AustrianPhill.

[@AlexGelinas42069]

Bill Nye I think?

[@ttominable]

“Actually quite good” - LPL

[@LucasWiman]

Yeah I think this is one of the most positive posts I’ve ever seen him make about a lock.

[@dannthenitroman]

This lock is a BEAST. Way way up high on my chain lock list. Well done to the designers.

[@PragmasisSecurity]

Thanks. It's a team game and this lock has evolved and improved over recent years. We also offer it with a modified socket to achieve the same close fit that we have on our Protector 16mm chain, on our 19mm chain. Preventing a thief from getting anywhere near the central 'shackle' means it is much more likely that he will just walk away without touching anything, which is what we want :-)

[@TheZbadam1]

I have one of these for locking up my bike with a 16 mm chain. Great combo

[@drasticg]

Unfortunately here in the uk the criminsls just use battery powered grinders to cut through the chains so no lock will stop them

[@boiledelephant]

Bruh. Knowing the little that I do about disc detainer lockpicking, I can appreciate that we just saw the picking equivalent of an Itzhak Perlman violin solo.

[@martinpanks5604]

One of the Best lock pickers on KZbin in my opinion..

[@XxTWMLxX]

1:23 right hand side of lock. That reflection. Such a shiny lock.

[@ASaltyDanish]

Imagine how fucked in the head we would be if LPL changed the way he pronounces "the pick that bosnian bill and I made"

[@fishiganstate3880]

That is a very charming lock. I have no need for it but have the urge to buy one now.

[@billgatesaf9542]

"this is the lockpicking lawyer" *lock on my heart drops off*

[@charleshetrick3152]

That’s two in a row where he’s said something complimentary about the locks. Has he finally run out of crappy locks?

[@DerPolygonianer]

Didn't he like both the Abus Locks? Or did he have another video in between? Maybe he should put the Abus Core into this lock.

[@--_DJ_--]

Thanks for adding the chain, I was wondering how two links were going to fit in that opening. I only work with lifting or transport chain, who knew pass through chain was even a thing?

[@WoLpH]

In case of locking it’s quite common actually. Many chains are way too thick to fit both parts of the chain at the same time

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

d j Not just you, I had no idea either.

[@MrMinimanmatt]

Every Motorcyclist ever

[@arinasan247]

A, you tend to pick locks within 5-15 seconds. So 40 seconds is a long time. B, brut force attacks are more common on bike locks, so this may be a good lock as long as the chain is high quality. C, You used a specialized tool. I think I like this lock.

[@danny49975]

Favorite product you've reviewed I might buy this thanks!!

[@PragmasisSecurity]

Glad you like it. It is sold in the USA by Lockitt.com, and we ship all over the world from our base in the UK.

[@roufdrapht]

Well it kept him out for over 45 seconds, I'm sold.

[@brianhignett8954]

Harry, what a great little lock!

[@Davtwan]

Everyone: Say the line, LPL! LPL: ...the pick Bosnian Bill and I made... Everyone: Yaaaaaay!

[@LeoStaley]

*WHY ARE WE LIKE THIS??*

[@bencushwa8902]

An interesting lock body idea. It basically makes the chain part of the locking mechanism.

[@CookieRoxette]

Merry Christmas Bosnian Bill. Wherever you are x

[@ciaranocallaghan5113]

When you have lock picking at 6 but a masquerade at 7 1:22

[@jaimedelgado7529]

I quit I must be the only guy that cant see it

[@JudgementalBastard]

@@jaimedelgado7529 imgur.com/sNoHbKw its at 1:23 when he's just about to close the lock, you can see his reflection on the lock.

[@mordoc333]

Absolute unit

[@jaimedelgado7529]

@@JudgementalBastard damn thats some csi shit shit there. I see it now some pasty white skin witch looking thing. Thats crazy how much our friend "Harry" wants to keep his id under wraps. I guess he is well aware what the lock manufacturer's mafia is capable of. Anyway Good looking out man. Thanx for taking the time to show to me

[@DracoDrakie]

...At 6 clock and 70sec later a masquerade ball to attend to ;)

[@einstein0808]

Nice! At the end with tensioning off of 7 and counter rotate nr 1 I was like what?! You're really skillfull.

[@davidzeiger7925]

This is how you know LPL is a real lawyer and not just a picker claiming credentials: he NEVER misses a disclaimer or attribution of design/ownership! Say it with me: "The pick that ..."

[@JasonW.]

I want this in a trailer receiver and hitch pin lock set. The Reese ones I use are like this design, but much wider, and from what I see with this lock, no need for the extra width. They also gum up with road debris unless I pack them with some waterproof grease. The tolerance on this lock appears much closer, so may not collect any road dirt (especially the receiver).

[@22freedom33]

Man, I wonder who made that lockpick that picks disc locks so well. What a shame LPL doesn't tell us in any of his videos....

[@Lazy_Tim]

I think they tried to get it marketed by Shadow?? Seems not interested.

[@kylerobinson7826]

He custom made that pick they have turned the design over to a lock-picking company who is going to assume be producing them for Mass use and purchase

[@Lazy_Tim]

@@kylerobinson7826 They custom made the pick. And the last I knew it was with shadow. I don't really care as I sick of disc detainer locks on this channel of late.

[@balex96]

I have that lock and its great. At home I use it in a chain for my motorcycle and on the go I use it as a disc lock. Because of it's design it's almost impossible to cut it off because it will keep spinning.

[@coolpad9111]

LPL : Click out of 1.. i am sorry that was 2.. ME : oh yeah..

[@JamesPhillipsOfficial]

I wondered when you would pick this lock for the longest time, i'm so glad I am alive to see it.

[@martinrc80]

This is the LPL and hers a tiny lock for everyone who was a little overwhelmed by the newspaper lock the other day.

[@UltiMogr]

these videos make me realise that these types of lock are very safe. It seems very difficult to open and nobody has this tool

[@davidcoghill8612]

Pragmasis also makes very good chains. According to the tests I've seen their 16mm+ chains are actually bolt-cropper proof unlike most other choices on the market.

[@cookiesushi3837]

Say it LPL. SAY IT. LPL : 1:36 YAYYYYYY6YAYAYAYAY MY DAY IS COMPLETEEEE

[@danielroglich3309]

Great job picking as always, thanks for sharing it with us brother

[@ZedWrench]

I'm so eager to get my hands on your and Bill's disc-detainer pick collab w/ Sparrows. It looks so much nicer than what I've been using (a hefty rock and some choice words).

[@RandyGBH]

What a great way to start the day!

[@bennettsbikesocial]

It's probably worth mentioning that picking of motorcycle security in thefts is virtually non-existent; fortunately the majority of bike thieves don't have the skill (or tools) that LPL or Bosnian Bill have. A brute-force attack is the most likely method, either a hammer or angle-grinder. The advantage this lock has over some others, besides its low price, is the fact that it's very hard to attack and that it can be used to secure a chain or as a stand-alone disc-lock. As a disc lock, a criminal is far more likely to cut the disk than this. Equally, an attack to a chain is going to be a thief's preferred method when tackling this. A bad lock that has seriously limited variations is of course no good, as is something that can be defeated quickly and easily with minimal skill and equipment. I'd love to see the lock that beats LPL, and I know that the majority of quality lock manufacturers (Pragmasis and Squire being just two) are always working to make their kit as good as it can be, but it's also important that motorcycle owners know that buying the best security they can afford - and using it - really does make a big difference. Defeating security takes time and effort; the lowest hanging fruit is almost always preferable... John

[@PragmasisSecurity]

I agree on all counts. Encouraging people to _use_ their security, and to avoid weak links in their setup, is vital and makes a real difference. Thanks.

[@truecraftingking1089]

I'm new here and I've watched about 10 videos now and I can safely say that pick that you and that other guy made is the equivalent of the infinity gauntlet it's just not fair

[@camr462]

Can’t wait for the tool to come out, these locks look like tons of fun to pick

[@paulthompson5416]

It’s strange how this little lock is far superior to a lot of the larger locks you review 👍🏼

[@ErcMan013]

It’s so interesting that when I started watching these videos I was just kinda ‘looking’ at what LPL is doing, it’s at the point we’re I am understanding nearly everything he says and can understand how hard the pick will be based solely on the explanation

[@emirinobambino]

I hope the company improves upon their design in the manner you suggested--the design of this lock is very sleak and interesting, and it seems a lot of thought and care went into creating it.

[@chrisb9960]

It's good to know when a lock is difficult to pick. I'd like to see a rating system on destructive bypass. Many security containers have a rating system like that.

[@NapsClips]

“Okay guys so I picked the vault into the federal reserve and we are in”

[@lesmoor001]

its great that he is showing locks of such a high standard lately

[@Fuzzycat16]

A coffee and a LPL video... Can't ask for more.

[@gus473]

Sweet roll with real butter would be nice, though....! 🤔😋🤣

[@davids7476]

This lock with an updated core and a blue Peweg chain would be a great deterrent and provide pretty good chain lock security. The only flaw to this theory is I have yet to see the blue chain with pass through links. Not sure if it available.

[@mugger1]

Pragmasis make chains too, they got 13, 16, 19 and 22mm chains. Which i believe surpass the the blue peweg chains.

[@AlbertLebel]

Well done, I still think many of these disc lock are fairly high security simply because the skill required to pick them

[@ek8507]

i'd love to see a destructive test on this little thing. would be really interesting to see how it fares with something like a mini U lock that also requires a chain.

[@oeilbleu6054]

Disc core ? You know the words !

[@Gnarlf]

Awesome. Please tell me, that Sparrow is going to call it "The Bill&I" The lock itself looks very interesting compared to the normal padlock i would have used for this purpose.

[@DonzLockz]

Really cool lock, I'd use it cause no one else has the pick that you and Bosnian Bill made.... apart from Bill. Lol.😃👍

[@anmoldaglaik]

“Click from 1 Click from 2 Nothing from 3rd Ohh yeaa 4th”

[@RafaelGuerreroThe4th]

I am looking for a lock and I couldn’t find anything more to buy. You destroyed my hopes of a worry free life.

[@firebreath7188]

Whenever he says I am going to turn them all clockwise you know that the lock only has a matter of time before it is opened

[@briant7265]

Somebody should make one that turns counterclockwise, just for fun. Then he'd have to use, "the pick that I and Bosnian Bill made."

[@Jlemus01]

Roundlock: I'm almost impossible to open. LPL: The pick that Bosnian Bill and I... Roundlock: Ah sh!t do we really need to this now.

[@Coolio_Ash]

Proffessional lock picking is scary Like if theres a locksmith like this then theres gotta be a really good thief like him out there

[@LeoStaley]

I don't have any use for it but now I wanna buy this lock because of LPL's praise for it.

[@saznoozalot]

Honestly hearing him say "quite good" about the rest of the lock is all I needed. Anyone smart/skilled enough to pick will figure it out eventually, I'm more interested in keeping away the bog-standard scumbag.

[@finesse5820]

Listening to you explain while you pick sounds like when you go to the dentist and they examine your teeth to relay information to their partner

[@zak686]

I assume a lock like this is more expensive than most that you demonstrate blunt force attacks on, but when the alternative is using a custom made tool, I think it would be interesting to see the lock approached from a more probable angle.

[@mittensfastpaw]

That is neat I didn’t even know locks like this existed.

[@penfold7800]

This is Lock Porn Logistics ....I WANT ONE OF THOSE (seems a better design than the other barbell lock on the market)

[@Tyiriel]

One thing that's for certain is that whatever that lock guarded no longer "exists" where it should anymore.

[@veraxis9961]

I bet this would be great for a bike lock. Secure a chain together with minimal extra weight.

[@orbitaljellyfish808]

No junkie gonna pull that off 👏👏

[@MAYHEMSCO]

Would love to buy the tool you fellas made. Looks like an awesome piece of equipment

[@memelorddavid2938]

Man you gotta make an updated video of some of the best locks. Was there ever a lock you couldn't open? Not do to rust and time but naturally.

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

Cool! A pick that you can use against vampires too!

[@camk2552]

That was a very skillful pick.