(912) Review: Sparrows CHAOS Survival Lock Pick Card

[@NoctisMotus]

And not a drop of blood spilled. Well done. :)

[@bosnianbill]

👍😋

[@billsimelunas1859]

Anyone know where I can find the Ghost 1 and Ghost 2 sets Bill gives away at the end of this video. I've searched everywhere and had no luck. thanks

[@RAYTHEONGAMING]

I'm shocked as hell by that. I did not have the same results 😂

[@dmithsmith5880]

After you punch them out you can drop them back into the card and put some packaging tape over it and put it back in your wallet 👍

[@Rendezvous70]

i keep waking up locked to my bed so this would come in handy

[@streetmagik3105]

For fifteen dollars, that's an awesome addition to any survival kit. Great demo.

[@hoggif]

It was nice to see you actually use the tools and tell how they feel. You should add that for all the reviews!

[@johnteague136]

I must say, out of all the information you provide, details on what to look for, you sir are the master. Easy to follow, excellent videos and narrations. My compliments. Keep up the good work.

[@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz]

LOL Naughtybill owns a pair of handcuffs.

[@funnydude447]

He plays Cops and Robbers with his wife.

[@Xenon1825]

"YOU, SUSPECT, DOWN ON THE GROUND." then he arrests his wife, and puts her in a mock jail. They say she's still rotting there today.

[@Mamutkailiai]

You think his wife doesn't now how to lock pick? :D I bet she's baking eggs right now, not rotting in jail. :D

[@phoenixarchangel5082]

You DON'T?? I would be surprised if he only owns one pair....

[@theoneandonlyghandi]

Fertilized... o.0

[@iamdarkyoshi]

I know this is an old video, but just came here to say I've had one of these in my wallet for a couple years and it's seriously saved my ass more than once. Not the most amazing set ever but for a kit I ALWAYS have on me, it's certainly better than nothing. Put a piece of tape on the back of it to stick the tools back in :)

[@iacomuslycanthropus7466]

Less of a stabby and more of a pokey. Cool though.

[@hardwareful]

"everyday pick" THAT is a lifestyle worth aspiring to :)

[@AdMan-The-LabRat]

Thanks for the well rounded review and info, your knowledge and pearls of wisdom are priceless especially to a newbie like me.

[@necro_infernus]

Ah, I've had this in my wallet for a few months. Love it so far, glad to always have a set with me when I inevitably lose my house keys or get locked out of my car. Seem's really solid (thicker metal) compared to some of the other card sized pick set's I've gotten.

[@Cooldudewhotellsamazingjokes]

I bought one because I locked myself out of my car and had to break a window to get in. The cops would not open it and a locksmith cost too much. Now I have this in my wallet. Oh yeah, the window on my car that I broke to get in was no longer being made. True story.

[@yayalock6495]

wow very cool.the best lockpick card i see yet

[@scottsumner2404]

picked the door to my teachers lab and found the answers to the exam he wouldn't give us a review for. using this kit is perfect in sticky situations.

[@orlyb7497]

Looks great. Great video too. Thumbs up.

[@TheAustralianMade]

The best lock picking set is the set you have with you when you need it!

[@kennymason1280]

Bill an excellent review. Keep up the good work. looking forward to seeing your next upload.

[@neotaeo5486]

Very nice. Might have to pick one of these up.

[@Jonathan-SW89]

Slicked that card and have lookin at it to put in my bugout bag. Nice to see how they work 👌🏼

[@codemiesterbeats]

This is a neat idea... I was aimed to make a series of bump keys for my bug out bag... I mean you never know what you might need to get into if the SHTF lol This is nice and compact.

[@jimu57]

Been looking at that. it slices, it dices. its the Lock-a-Matic! Actually, I thought it was pretty cool.

[@culeros6]

Definitely something to have in your survival kit

[@jasonezekiel3250]

@Bosnianbill isn't the "stabby thing" used to decode combination locks?

[@chrissargeant2254]

thank you bill . i was wondering how well this works.

[@markpinther9296]

I almost needed to pop one of the picks out this Winter and had no other tools with me. No knife etc. I had a very difficult time removing anything from the card itself. Yes, it’s a survival tool but I was surprised how hard they made it to start using the tools.

[@MrRippsalot]

Thats awesome. Would be nice to have for every time a customer loses his key and i forget my pick set. Keep that in the wallet still get the job done.

[@Jardinmon420]

I keep a set of these in my tool box, just like any other tool, Ive only used it to practice as a survival skill and open my families door to the air filter(lazy apartment maintenance workers, took them almost a month to change out at times). To not prepare is to prepare to fail.

[@dtronin3063]

I bought the same card on wish. One thing I didn't like about it, it did not fit in my EDC tin as a card. Two it took a bit of effort to disassemble from the card, warped the hook and tension a little bit. Otherwise it seems sturdy enough. I was a bit skeptical of the 1/2 of a handcuff key. I haven't actually used them yet, they just sit in emergency EDC tin. My every day go to would be the lockpick Jack knife or my Southord kit. Thanks for the video, ciao.

[@raymondswingley8997]

Truly have enjoyed every clip I've watched

[@richfiles]

I only own one set of picks. I made them the year before I started college, using street cleaner brush tines I picked up off the street. Still have them, to this day! Never really needed them, even after nearly 2 decades, but I play with them from time to time, just to practice... You know, just in case.

[@onegiantradish323]

Lost in the woods without a house or food: walk out to the road, break into a house, use the landline and steal food then leave your calling card.

[@ZebbMassiv]

This would be an upgrade from my street sweeper blade that opened a bedroom door in my basement that had no key because previous tenants lost it.That's pretty much the only successful time I have ever opened a lock without damaging it all thanks to watching your videos.Very useful skill.Any link to where I could buy a card like that?

[@agreenr6915]

Well as you said it may not be the best but that sure as hell looks easier than using hair pins or whatever you can improvise

[@Verlisify]

The amount of code in this video is hilarious

[@IMAXXHEW]

I like the arrow stencil for in case I am getting lost XD

[@brabhamfreaman166]

I think I heard this from BigHossUSMC referring to uses for his small carry knife, and was reminded by another comment above, "stabby, slashy, pokey". Love your vids Bill, esp. the intro/outro gems.

[@choochoochooseyou]

What a neat little EDC.

[@ncktbs]

dont know if you care but they aren't welded its the tabs from where the laser that cut them out stopped and started and left the tabs there so they wont fall out or move around while being cut out

[@jmpiv4]

get some thin self stick magnet tape to back of the card so you can keep it all together

[@tomas5255]

Not welds. Them are bridges. You can put them in when laser or watercutting just for that reason, so the part dont get loose in the machine. Also works to make a creditcard lockpickingkit I guess. ;-)

[@irish-simon]

fyi they are not micro welds that card it lazer cut and they are just parts not cut to hold it together great video

[@the-potato-warrior]

Lol, literally just what I said, it's a stitch

[@Bartooc]

And it is more burned on one side because thats where the laser starts.

[@thomashounsome7737]

For twenty bucks Canadian, looks like a pretty good little kit. Thank you for the video.

[@richardpeterson3753]

that is absolutly perfect.guess ill have to save up for that.

[@jamesbundrick9897]

Great review!

[@boofingdragon]

It needs a lower magnetic signature to be ideal for overseas travel. Ti would be great.

[@vinceimp9581]

Just some thoughts on an old video here. Maybe you could use the spade cutout on the card to knock down some of the sharp edges. Also it would be nice if the tools locked together at the handle end so you could gain some extra support if needed. Definitely not an everyday necessity but a plausible throw it in the kit and forget about it unless you need it item.

[@JC-11111]

So would it be possible to make a working pick out of a nail file?

[@KandSLocksmith]

That's an awesome little card.

[@masonp1314]

This seems pretty cool for emergency situations!

[@riaxian1891]

What about the three holes in the wafer pick/knife? They seem like they serve a purpose.

[@ozdavemcgee2079]

Itd not work in Australia. Or NSW anyway. Saf T Lok brand made at lithgow small arms factory. Its a long key raised in center. Apparently hard to undo

[@kevin.gadgeteastman7531]

That looks pretty damn handy great review thxs

[@BengtRosini13]

Cool. I didn't know to go all the way in at first, then work your way back. I was doing the opposite of that and not having good results.

[@kylecoulombe2755]

It's all based on preference whether or not you start from the back or the front

[@NicholasAarons]

Great Video Bill. Keep up the great work. Nick.

[@over00lordunknown12]

It would be really cool if you could snap the pieces back into it, that way, you could put it into your wallet, and then take them out as needed, and put back when done! :D

[@Femaiden]

it IS survival tools...if you are in Fallout 3-4 universe

[@slendy9600]

nah man, bobby pins! :P

[@Finallybianca]

I am out of bobby pins.. Time for a mini nuke

[@jenschristiantvilum]

Save the bottle caps.

[@juanantoniosuarez6635]

Sweet! I clicked on the link and it says 'YOU WON!!'. I believe I just won that awesome SouthOrd C1510 ! I haven't won anything in a long time. That just made my week. Thanks BosnianBill!

[@stephaniefairey8633]

Me too!! How does he know where to send it?

[@micheala.o.wilson]

Wow I like this kit

[@harrychung433]

Need was ask, why you have a set of handcuffs, Bill? Or did you borrow them from the Guard Cat?

[@realhoffman_3263]

Spring steel is what picks are made of. Thats the "flex"!

[@pmm4177]

That's a nice little card but those aren't micro welds, that card is laser cut and those are stops and starts. if you notice one end has splatter where the laser started and the ends that don't have splatter are the stop ends

[@FusionDeveloper]

I love these types of things.

[@michaelbrantley6039]

This thing looks cool af ....I have to have it

[@davidblankenship3974]

Great information

[@stevestefani221]

Cool set

[@FriendlyOne_]

Grim workshop actually better, it allows picks to be stored rather than just one time used. That's really neat way to store tools

[@ryanbrown1181]

I agree, and Sparrows actually didn't make these. Just like most of their tools they bought them from China and rebranded them. Google lock pick breakout card and you'll see they flood the market under different names.

[@ChaplainDaveSparks]

I don't know if you've ever covered the subject, but I saw someone else's video on the subject of picking for left handed people.

[@abdulwardak4913]

I'm sure it's just about the same, but you might have to use the tension wrench upside down or right side up.

[@iggyp06]

looks useful in a bind

[@Charlie-wq1gi]

I've been eye ballin them on there web site. Thanks!

[@patrickgermond2750]

where do I buy one?

[@seanharris6982]

I definitely want one.

[@OneOfDisease]

nice little card, I've used small picks they are painful.

[@Dramure]

It has a flat side so you can slide it in a hidden spot and not be too bulky

[@hawkeyezar5779]

nice little kit

[@KoolBreeze420]

I've been thinking of getting one of these but didn't want to waste what little money i Have for one without seeing if it is worth having in my wallet.

[@brianhayden5234]

A fantastic tool.

[@JC-fj7oo]

The only way to practice with this unique set is to break it open, thereby ruining the card concept. Don't have any use for a dull knife thing. jiggler for car locks they don't make anymore, a handcuff key that would be in a pocket inside my wallet inside my pants pocket and i would need to get to it, then i would need to break it off, then build some kind of extension because it would be extremely difficult to reach and there is no pin to undo a lot of double locking mechanism, a comb pick that works on like no locks, all of that wasted space with knives and spades... could of had a longer pick set and a z shaped tension bar with different sized ends...

[@gerardvandenengel9217]

rilly fun,i think i have a nieuw hobby.

[@mart2150]

Very neat!

[@NewbTactical]

starting to learn lockpicking and was about to order ready man but this has more of what I was looking for

[@technosasquatchfilms]

not welds, just where the laser cutter didn't cut

[@joshmx28]

Beat me to it!

[@Zombieslag]

yup. Ran a laser for a while and I wish I was into lockpicking back then, I could have made thousands of these for free from the scrap.

[@Zombieslag]

+theatrobert Yeah, now in work on a farm so I have a shop but no laser/scrap. I make picks on the grinder but man that laser would have been awesome.

[@blwngt1598]

+Rob Weeks What's disappointing is having access to a laser & not being able to cut a damn thing with it. But on a side note, I can engrave your headstone for you! ;D

[@arkerim]

looks awesome

[@glenwoofit]

Bill, I just donated but when accessing your site on a mobile phone the donate button is nowhere to be seen i had to do a search for it. It might be an idea for this to be more prominent on mobile platforms.

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

first thing I do on ANY mobile site is set the browser to desktop mode. mobile websites are all pretty flawed.

[@glenwoofit]

+Shawn Jones If a site is designed popley it will display correctly. I don't design websites myself but my friend does and I know this is something he works hard to make sure both platforms display correctly. I only change to desktop view if the site doesn't work correctly on mobile view but mobile view is my preferred view on a mobile phone. most of my Internet activities is on a mobile device.

[@fastnoc]

The site works fine in mobile mode. it uses bootstrap, the industry standard. but your point is good. there's a donate link wayyyyyy down on the very bottom of the page, but it doesn't really help. So i added a new button on the main menu. there are two items below, so hover over the donate button and there's a link to the PayPal donate and a link to the Patreon donate. Good suggestion! lock-lab.com/

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

John Thompson "the industry standard" and the moblie industry is technology retarded and its software is worlds apart from the actual tech world of PC land. Samsung and Apple, the leaders, just selling non existant 'upgrades' to scam everyone. Google offering probably the worst operating system ive ever been on. Then the fact the mobile sites almost all force you to use a.mobile page and not a desktop page. I mean the list goes on and on here. Mobile is like little tyke of computing. Its not even often the page designers fault I bet cause google screwed everything up.

[@david_davinci]

I actually find most mobile sites work just fine, including Lock-Lab. There are 2 choices for donate. One at the very bottom of the home page and there is an option on the menu button. Both these take you to the donate page, which also works fine on my device (Note 5). Maybe it depends on your device?

[@thebraininsideahead]

hello hope all is well, cool videos.is there a lock for a deadbolt lock ?

[@michaelzorrot5]

Can you do a video on picking a car door? My dad has a lot of old Fords and I have been trying to pick their locks to no avail. I've gotten to where I can pick most padlocks and even some cheap deadbolts but for some reason automotive locks always hang me up.

[@seanduncan9722]

use a string or coathanger haha xD

[@L0K0R4C1NG]

so the winner is a fan of full metal alchemist I am assuming

[@jakeman552]

Irrelevant

[@phoenixarchangel5082]

+Hunter Cartwright You BOTH are!

[@Scapularbore]

hey you never know they look good I definitely could use that.

[@toddcorley464]

Very kool video!

[@shanestephens2314]

A great review. I'd wondered if this was a gimmick item but it seems to have some practical value. I think the configuration could be improved though. For my design I'd remove the handcuff key, comb pick and wafer pick. They are luxury items whose function can be replaced by the hook and triple peak. I'd probably remove the auto rocker too. Whilst it may give you access to a car chanches are very very slim that you will be able to drive it. I'd rather just smash the window for the contents. Having got rid of those items I would use the space for a mini jim. I've used a similar item (shove knife) as a firefighter for over 20 years and they are incredible. I've used them for entry and egress more times than I could ever count, often when picking locks would not have been an option. I carry a leatherman tool, torch and tuxedo kit (with a mini jim in there too) off duty wherever I go. Utilities fail or leak, fire doors get illegally locked, public transport incidents occur, lifts break down, emergency equipment (AEDs, fire hose reels, fire panels/EWIS) are sometimes in locked cabinets, people get locked in buildings out of hours. I've seen it happen. The ability to see your way, break a window and open a lock can make a big difference to the outcome of an event. If circumstances look like you may be releived of your possesions the card (or a well packed tuxedo set) is thin enough to slide under your foot in your shoe. I don't expect to be searched to that extreme in most circumstances (legally or illegally) and I consider the benefit outweighs the risk.

[@Mortymorton]

Wow great demo #best youtuber

[@alonsoquesada1136]

looks cool but how can you carry all of that after dissassembling it from the card

[@MrBtw999]

put the pieces back in place, then put blue painters tape on both sides....keeps the whole thing stuck nicely together, then just pull tape off to use, and you can reuse/restick the tape back on...

[@alonsoquesada1136]

Sounds like a hassle, there has to be a better design out there

[@chistinelane]

Alonso Quesada small baggie?

[@richardtowers6948]

Could you extend it in your palm by weaving it into the blank to give it a handle, or would you just lose the feed back by doing that?

[@SheilaTheGrate]

So neat!

[@hussainimoizismail]

have you ever tried picking indian type locks with flat keys. like a sheel company lock.

[@christophersekerak4700]

Like how do you get those out of there without bending them?

[@tonyholt90]

not bad little kit!!

[@jasonpettit5688]

really great idea,i want one

[@shahrulbaling6058]

very nice tools

[@Geenalee1]

That is Awesome , Its so sad, I have seen many of toughs(pick type) tools from my Grandfathers old tool box, (at the time) I did not know what they where, I wish I still had that tool box.\m/

[@USS_ESSEX_CV-9]

4:21 well it is a Master Lock