[707] Kryptonite KryptoLok Series 2 Disc Lock Picked

[@nomadbynature8811]

Your vids go great with coffee on a Saturday morning. Thanks!

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

That's pretty groovy. When I was an active locksmith (now retired), I didn't have much opportunity to work on disc locks. I am still picking just for the fun of it, and occasionally to help out the maintenance guy of my apartment building when tenants move and have left an unmastered lock behind. Always good info here. I think I might have to see about getting some disc locks to play with.

[@MrAlex9298]

could you do a vocabulary video plz ( gate, etc...)

[@matthewhall5571]

Teros that's what Bosnianbill's videos are for. Bill does lots of tutorials and LPL does instant gratification.

[@false-set]

the disc is circular in a disc detainer lock, the gate is a small cut out in the disc which allows the sidebar to drop in when the disc is at the correct position, a false gate is a cut out in the disc it's not quite deep enough for the sidebar to drop in. Hope that helps

[@danielroglich3309]

Love that technique for tensioning the rear disc with the pick tip and using the front tensioner to pick the first disc . Looking forward to giving it a try for the first time soon! Great review brother

[@bhaddock9277]

Big fan of locks like this for my motorcycle. Stops casual theft. Better having it than not. Great videos as usual.

[@PersonaN007Grata]

Lock Picking Lawyer. The epitome of "How to Draw an Owl."

[@sam-rs8wg]

Do you have a video which demonstrates the insides of a disk lock?

[@frezzy1231]

He has.

[@ofekpearl]

giovanni trapatoni link?

[@sam-rs8wg]

I don’t know why I love these videos so much. Thanks!

[@AlbertLebel]

Excellent skill as always LPL. Thank you for sharing...

[@DonzLockz]

Weird technique but we expect no less as far a time to get in and method you come up with. Lovely lock.😍🍺🇦🇺

[@huxleypig69]

The technique has been around for donkey's years. It is a cool trick though.

[@uklockpickaUklp]

Where there's a will there's usually a way, and seem to find the way. Injinuity springs to mind. Well picked mate

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

Another great lesson. Thx. R.

[@charlesmckinney]

Man you are a magician!

[@LycanWitch]

you'd think someone would make a anti-tension mechanism, not for this lock in particular, but for a normal pin style of lock (not disc), where if you put any tension on the keyway without all pins set first, it will refuse to open. so you'll have to pick a lock without putting tension on it at all, thus the pins you set one at a time will just keep resetting, so will need multiple picks or... may be a bit of an annoyance to the owner, like if they insert the key anything but dead centered, wont open even with the key, but as long as the owner is aware of this security feature, should be fine.

[@skygh]

Very clever work around. Touche!

[@shawdaddy937]

lock god? love the videos

[@leeseward7683]

You're too good 💯👌

[@Biped]

How does one know from where to tension the lock? Trial and error? Or are there some clues. Because I have one lock I can't open and I don't know if it's me or the lock. I should try it again with your technique though :D

[@huxleypig69]

I go straight for rear tension, there are not many locks that it will not work on. But if it is a totally unknown lock, you will soon find out if you are tensioning from the correct disc by the amount of feedback you get. I use a 3-in-1 on unknown locks and just bump the tension disc down one at a time until I get good feedback (mainly when picking Abus Plus in the conventional manner).

[@ratatosk2515]

Hi huxleypig 69. Is it still possible to buy the silverbullet, or the 3-in-1?

[@huxleypig69]

Hi there. Yes, email me, not sure it will let me post it here though :-(

[@BD90..]

Cool, let us see you pick some of those Pagoda keyed locks. Would be interesting to see if you come up with a new way to tension and pick them. They are common in Mindy locks for example. The round Pagoda key is the one I am referring to mainly

[@BD90..]

Mindy lock with Keys Indoor and Outdoor Zinc Alloy Big Padlock, AF13-60 www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01ARPKQDS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_mF5nBb9ZD1Y5K

[@Geographus666]

I just found this channel randomly and really like your videos. Makes me want to try out lockpicking myself. What are some "starter locks" you would recommend for novice pickers to get their feet wet with?

[@tmcmellon]

Check out the videos from Bosnian Bill and here at the Lock picking lawyer and you will find all the info you need to get started.

[@brysont55]

Have you ever tried using a bump key on these locks?

[@WizardofGOP]

Hey, LPL, how goes the naughty box locks?

[@recklessroges]

So they need to redesign it so that they are tensioned from the last+middle disk in a balanced way to prevent this attack?

[@jeremiahkennedy1683]

The word plastic and lock should never be used in the same sentence lol. When used in the same sentence it makes me think master lock and China lol

[@jeremiahkennedy1683]

Pretty sure it has internal plastic as well

[@snoopdogie187]

The only way I would be okay with something plastic inside a lock, is if it is used as a way to jam the lock if it is heated.

[@richscott2090]

nicely done, have a nice weekend

[@BD90..]

I will try to get a similar lock open with that technique. Hopefully lol

[@bobjones5166]

I'm kind of new to this, but do know what you meant by a zero cut, but didn't see any real difference while you were picking. On a future pick can we see a closeup of what that zero cut looked like (while picking) and how you knew it was the correct one. Thx.

[@stirlingfromla]

One more time.....How do you address locks (e.g. Motorcycle) locks with build in motion detectors?

[@two_tier_gary_rumain]

See his vid with the siren padlock.

[@LigerZero1985]

i had this lock eight years ago when i get my first 600cc motorcycle, didnt really liked it

[@Chopwoodcarrywater]

Great vid!

[@leftinthesmoke7127]

Sick vid

[@jamesdowney854]

They should call you and say their sorry for wasting your time with something so easy you didn't have enough time for your coffee to cool off and you had that lock open or as my grandson said grandpa i still got plenty of flavor in my chewing gum his way of saying your good at what you do and he didn't think much of that lock but he's 6 and autistic, im not going to put a watch to it but i figure it took you less then a minute to get into it..between you and Bill you tell the public which Locks not to buy by showing us how easy it is for us to lose our stuff to cheap locks. Have a safe day PS wouldn't be safer for you to call Bill next time and tell him your going to the garage so you don't wind up a range Target have a good day keep them coming

[@bhaddock9277]

Yeah he makes it look easy. Once you get over the shock of how easy some locks are compromised it does make you look more closely at the (surprisingly) low quality locks other people use. I took an interest in locks and locking strategies based on videos like this for locking my motorcycle when in the city. Now use a variety of locks and chains rather than a single lock. I keep my locks and chains at the various places where I usually park so I don't have to carry them around on the motorcycle when I'm not parked. I have more than one sets of locks. Surprised at how mean some people are when it comes to buying locks and chains.

[@alanshepherd4723]

Could you recommend the best shutter lock you have found? Thanks

[@texpatriot8462]

Nice lock for the money.

[@zFaddix]

Do the "Forever Lock" please

[@igotes]

Curious - why do they use zinc? I guess because of corrosion resistance, cost and easy to cast?

[@igotes]

Somewhat unrelated - reminds me of school days when I used to set fire to magnesium alloy pencil sharpeners with the miniature torch I had in my pencil case.

[@igotes]

Ah and turning erasers into putty with tricholoroethane.

[@dlevi67]

igotes "I guess because of corrosion resistance, cost and easy to cast?" You guessed right. All three. Sometimes weight also plays a part, but not here.

[@sherifsalah895]

Is there a lock in the whole f**ken world that you can't pick (or it can't be picked) .. anyways love your channel bro even though i'll never try anything you do but i entertain myself watching your vids and most importantly your explanation is the best in the world.

[@zeitgeist909]

that did not look easy?

[@ells5656]

If you learn how to do it 1 time you can do it so easy the next time.

[@CorrectJeans]

It's actually surprisingly easy to do. Sometimes your pick will slip off the tensioning disk, especially if it's somewhere in the middle of the lock, but there are no springs that will cause you to lose all your progress if you mess up, so you maybe only need to re-pick one or two disks before you get to try again.

[@bird718]

it looks decent second lock.

[@evilcanofdrpepper]

I disagree with LPL's assessment of the added security of a double bolting locking mechanism. Due to the relative thinness of a disc break to a heavy duty chain(5mm vs 14mm), unless the lock had extremely high tolerances, a single cut of a double bolting lock should give you enough wiggle room to get it off the disc break without scratching it either meaning that it only adds maybe ten seconds of time to the attack rather than a second cut. If you are locking a heavy chain or something much thicker however there is a benefit though upon further inspection if the difference in price is $40 vs $50 or less then there is no reason not to buy the new ones...

[@dlevi67]

I don't see many *motor* cycle discs only 5 mm thick, nor do I see too many _pedal_ bikes being locked with a disc brake lock. That's one of the reasons... (this lock is advertised by Kryptonite as a motorcycle lock, not as a bicycle lock)

[@two_tier_gary_rumain]

Not sure why anyone would want to cut both sides of the shackle. It seems to me that if you cut somewhere around the top of the shackle, you could rotate either or both sides of the cut shackle so that whatever was held in place can move out freely. If one end was anchored in place in the lock body, you could only rotate the other side of the shackle. But you could allow for that by making the cut off-center. Of course, you would need to know which side is which so you can position your cut correctly.

[@dlevi67]

If you imagine the locking tongue going into a cut into the shackle, you can see that (designed correctly) it would also prevent rotation.

[@StopChangingUsernamesYouTube]

I spent the first minute wondering how the hell a disc detainer with only two discs would be secure.

[@jeffmoss26]

more good stuff!

[@THR33STEP]

I’m sure Houdini would be a LPL follower and a note taker if he was still around.

[@Gazz_R]

He might actually be Houdini.....afterall his name is Harry lol

[@SoniaOttusch]

Oh man, thanks for helping me decide not to buy this lock!

[@FKtdyvan]

How do you get used to the technique of opening the lock? The technique that you just used there to open the lock is way too complicated for some of us and doesn't seem to help. It is a pity that some of those U locks are not transparent to do the tutorials on of picking that you just demonstrated. Yes, I also agree that a vocabulary list of the terms you use would help very much. You are doing a good job there, but some of us don't understand the meaning of the terms that you are using during your picking demonstration.

[@godqueenbidoof]

Is there a lock picking set you'd recommend to someone who would like to get started in this hobby? I've been curious for years but never had the money nor did I have any idea who to ask. It's clear you know what you're doing from your videos so a suggestion from you would hold some weight. Hopefully you can suggest a set that is not terribly expensive xD

[@Nderak]

Happy Fourth!

[@RouteBGP]

Nice pick

[@nollaigmar350]

Legend

[@NetRolller3D]

Somehow the name "KryptoLok" makes me really uneasy... well, at least they didn't name it "KryptoLocker".

[@nomadbynature8811]

Hey LpL, do you have a Patreon setup? I'd give you a donation monthly if you did.

[@TCGProductions03]

Hi

[@savalininkros]

"Easy"

[@gungadinn]

Between Kryptonite and Master Lock, I'm not sure that you don't own stock in rival companies.j/k Both companies touted themselves to consumers as the Gold Standard in locks. Your video's have shown both brands as locks to stay away from.

[@ryanpaaz]

Gunga Dinn they’re the most popular consumer brands. They’re going to have compromises, unless it’s some super expensive brand you’ve never heard of.

[@kalpeshsarang4164]

What is the use of companies making locks if such fools are just showing the tricks to theif risking all ones who have already bought lock ensuring safety for bikes

[@davidusher7433]

After watching some of your videos I released there is no need for lock in our life Because they are useless.

[@kalpeshsarang4164]

You should stop motivating theifs

[@VicariousReality7]

What the fuck?