[539] Sobo SPRS60 Disc Detainer Padlock Picked

[@badacktor]

oh boy, if you could do a video talking about picking disc detainer locks, the modifications you made on your pick, and other related things that would be amazing. there's not a lot out there about that particular style of lock!

[@JacquesRoth]

Would really like to see if the retainer holding in the core could be easily defeated. I do not see the subsequent video you intended to make about it. I have a FJM lock I believe is the same. I bought the Sparrows pick you helped design and this lock to learn how to use it.

[@Mk-uh4jo]

Hum, how frequently do we need to fear that kind of sophistication in lock picking and tools to worry about. Seemed to me a very secure lock for any lock application.

[@moosemoose5466]

They use this thing in parking enforcement

[@davejoseph5615]

I wonder -- are there any cheap disc detainer locks with removable cores? You could then carefully file false gates onto the discs and improve them.

[@mynock250]

Nice to see you finally going after disc detainers.

[@depravedbeast1735]

I have one of these on my storage locker I am satisfied with all the masterlocks around that some will try mine last.

[@larryg7336]

Thank you Mr.L.L

[@lockpickinglawyer]

+Larry G 👍

[@danielroglich3309]

Great picking brother, thanks for the review. Looking forward to the demo of this lock lol

[@nachtelfje2440]

Is this LPL's first disc detainer video?

[@MrMasterFlash]

I figure anytime you need a special tool form the lock is more secure than one that can be picked with simple tools.

[@Leonslockpad]

Very nice job my friend👍👍👍😊😎😎

[@jime4619]

Also can you tell me how long it took you to pick it the first time. It is pure pleasure to watch you perform your magic. Thank you so much for making these videos

[@VinceValenti]

I have an Abloy PL 342 that looks almost identical to this. Hopefully it's Protec2 core is a little more difficult to get into. :)

[@jime4619]

When are you going to gut this Sobo sprs60? I am waiting anxiously for you to do that. Thank you.

[@adambarker7658]

Is there any videos showing how to pry open the retaining ring of the other Chinese disc detainer lock? I would like to see that.

[@locktalk2770]

The Lock Picking Lawyer. I could really use your help. I have a FJM Security disc detainer lock, that I believe is the SAME lock as this in design, but I'm not 100% sure. I can't get it to tension from the front with these cheap Chinese picks. I was thinking it might be a rear tension lock, but I bought a rear tension pick and it's one of the cheap ones again, so even after grinding it down to where it fits I can't get any tension/feedback. What am I doing wrong? I'd even consider sending you this lock. Also, I have seen you use more expensive disc detainer picks here; where can you buy these from?

[@markleng67]

Glad to see you attacking disc detainer locks. Is your tension pretty stiff with these as well as pin tumblers? (I couldn't tell...)

[@socialmarauder]

Is a destructive keyway pry attack and gutting video in the works for this lock? I'm curious as to whether it is any better than the usual Chinese disc detainer in terms of vulnerability to being disemboweled.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

+socialmarauder you definitely can't pet this one with a screwdriver... I may try the slam hammer at some point.

[@socialmarauder]

I look forward to it!

[@markthibault6551]

I must ask What is a reasonably priced pad lock. With great security

[@tonyholt90]

Nice work...

[@RedNeckSurgeyTech]

Where can I buy disc detainer locks? Everyone on youtube has several to pick but I can't find one anywhere lol. I bought a disc detainer lock pick but the only locks I can find online ( google, amazon, ebay, etsy ect.) are the clear plastic ones. Frustrating. Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.

[@sarumayne]

I got a couple of mine off of ebay just by searching "disc detainer locks". Both are Chinese made, although I'm sure you can go through LPL's videos and find some higher quality ones made in Europe

[@WilliamMancel]

Nice to see them at least try to fix the easy bypass.

[@narrowurethra182]

What is a good basic clear pad lock pick set to start learning with?

[@markley02]

Dylan Jones IMO clear locks aren't really worth it. The first lock I ever picked open was free. I picked it with 2 paper clips and it had 2 spool pins.

[@narrowurethra182]

markley02 I have an old brinks lock that I can pick open with paper clips (I really don't pick it so much as rake it) , I just figured a clear one would help me visualize what I'm doing better and practice picking each pin instead of just raking an old cheap lock.

[@DonzLockz]

Dylan Jones eBay has a ton but Sparrows do a good clear one I believe. Bosnian Bill I think reviewed it maybe, cant remember.

[@SpikeMoby]

Dylan Jones to be honest you’re better off spending a few bucks more and getting the sparrows progressive practice locks. They’re milled windows and will allow you to get a real feel for feedback while seeing what’s going on. (Bosnian Bill has a recent video on them) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGGbapKvgpZ1m9E Steer clear of the clear padlocks as they’re junk.

[@rem45acp]

No gut of the lock?

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

Is the Sobo SPRS60 the same as an FJM SPRS60?

[@wesleeysutton5935]

it is

[@frank9240]

ok...to be real...is this a OK lock just to put on a storage shed or whateaver...considering you can pick ANY lock that I have seen on all your videos, makes me feel that I can't buy any lock in existence, to have to worry about people like you picking it....ANY IDEAS ????

[@user-bo8yt4uc8b]

If they copy Abloy's looks, why don't they copy the mechanism?

[@DavidSpira]

Cost

[@mantiscity]

Where did you get that pick?

[@DavidShepheard]

Clearly the SOBO is better than the other Chinese padlock, as it is "TOP SECURITY" 🤪.

[@MrsTurtle11]

So what padlock do you recommend? I need the best one I can buy under $100. Please your expertise would be so greatly appreciated

[@TheaDragonSpirit]

He could not pick a Abus 20/70 PLUS. He picked a Abus 20/70, but could not pick the plus one. So I would go with one of them. However it might not be hard to drill that one out as it is small... Another one he said is good is the Abus 37RK/80, he could not pick that one either and it's a lot sturdier, so no one would be able to drill that out. He has a video on which locks he thinks are the best. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmfMfqB5iMaseLM

[@DonzLockz]

Get the screwdriver out! 😁👍

[@onedoomeyboi5870]

Are there any locks you can't pick?

[@TheaDragonSpirit]

He could not pick a Abus 20/70 PLUS. He picked a Abus 20/70, but could not pick the plus one. It might not be hard to drill that one out as it is small... Another one he said is good is the Abus 37RK/80, he could not pick that one either and it's a lot sturdier, no one would be able to drill that out.

[@frank9240]

the disc retaining theory will NOT WORK on the spiral snail locks. no binding, no sets, no restance, no picking!

[@frank9240]

Here's the deal....if anybody besides you isn't at where this lock is locking my stuff, then what's the problem? I don't think that any average idiot looking for any lock to pick would even bother to pick this lock in the first place....so.....this is a good lock????....I think so!

[@bird718]

pricy chinese lock

[@tristanjamesbrumley1925]

can I have that lock plz need one

[@nickbarnes7461]

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