[952] Master Lock vs. Brinks - 50mm Laminated Steel Padlocks

I’ve updated the conclusions reached in this video... see • [970] I Made a Mistake...

[@lockpickinglawyer]

I’ve updated the conclusions reached in this video... see kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZeWg4aPipd6ick

[@RWBHere]

It turns out that i's 50c cheaper for a very good reason. Thanks for the update.

[@Freecountry44]

Thanks for informing us on this topic.

[@dineknezevic2387]

The best ZERO CLICKBAIT youtuber. Always straight to the point without 10mins of talking, quick explanation and picking. Never change LPL.

[@RCinginSC]

"click" bait...I see what you did there. 😁👍

[@AtheistExpert]

its because he has a REAL job on the side... so many youtubers are... JUST youtubers... trying to pump out as much stupid shit as possible... the lawyer just loves what he does and is here as a public service too.

[@ger_Raenef]

most videos are too short for monetarisation, go complain to the lock companies it is their fault

[@TrueRainsie]

Even if the title is partly in caps (e.g. "PICKED FAST!"), it's always on point.

[@bigmock141]

And saying the same shit in 80% of the video

[@xaiano794]

The best security feature of a master lock is if you throw it really hard at a thief, it might knock him out.

[@6gradosproducciones]

Might also unlock mid trajectory

[@a3msty]

@@6gradosproducciones lmao i'm dying

[@inayaarime]

@@6gradosproducciones that's better for Aim. since it now will have a shackle rotating mid air, it increases its radius so you have a better chance of hitting him.

[@imightbebiased9311]

@@inayaarime Nah, it'd change the aerodynamics, might end up spinning out of the intended flight path.

[@jonjohnson102]

IMightBeBiased nononononono the spinning will increase the range. Duh

[@z50com]

You pick locks faster then I can find my key on the ring!

[@IgorCalheiros10]

word out there is that LPL never uses a key.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@IgorCalheiros10 Unless it's a Bowley.

[@IgorCalheiros10]

@@DinnerForkTongue oh yea, the bowley. LPL has nightmares with chasing bowleys.

[@MrCarGuy]

@@DinnerForkTongue You can just vibrate that open.

[@spretcher]

@@MrCarGuy That's what she said

[@Tendies7645]

You should do more lock comparison videos!

[@kingey71]

Absolutely! Great stuff LPL (as always!)

[@spidery7618]

I’ll have to add to this, these kinds of videos are great!

[@ddegn]

Yes, please! It's fun to see LPL open problem locks but it's also nice to know which locks are the good ones.

[@Ddub1083]

No need to. The channel is quite clear. No locks can be trusted lol

[@flash4354]

@@Ddub1083 lmao

[@DaHaiZhu]

I think Zip Ties are superior to Master Locks... 😂

[@yom73]

LPL only compares locks of the same price. But a zip tie attached to a 11$ pan could qualify !

[@cannesahs]

@@yom73 You are supposed to use full metal zip ties as many as you can get for $11

[@adamblakeslee5301]

I’ve seen zip ties go for $1 for 100. I don’t think I can fit all that on a gate.

[@tomislavmidanovic8666]

As far as if seen almost anything is better then a master lock

[@Hans-gb4mv]

one of these days he's going to tension a Master Lock and the lock will just pop open from the tension.

[@Jackaoz]

Should have raked the master with a paper clip, would have been funnier.

[@eonsinfinity534]

Faster too.

[@urkryptoknight6793]

Wouldnt be a match the paper clip is more secure.

[@scrubu6991]

@Michael Persico the fuck kinda nail files do you own

[@Accordingtoallknownlaws]

Scrubu maybe the metal ones on nail clippers

[@jjcc8379]

Masterlock : 8~ seconds Brinks: 25~ seconds. And it's cheaper (well, 50 cents, but it's something).

[@woowooNeedsFaith]

8 seconds vs. 38 seconds.

[@oliverbrowne3006]

Time it takes for a skilled lock picker like LPL

[@kenc2257]

The LPL spent more time (a few seconds each) "talking" with pins 3 and 5 in the Brinks. Just being kind to the new kids on the Home Depot rack.

[@paololololol]

A new padlock goes on sale. *LPL: Heavy Breathing Intensifies*

[@KK-ef1ow]

The only way Master locks are going to improve is if LPL lockpicks their headquarters. Just imagine their fear hearing "Nothing on 1....2 is binding...got a nice click outta 2..."

[@dbackscott]

Kris Kennedy they're probably not crazy enough to use their own products.

[@Torthrodhel]

@@dbackscott that would actually be really revealing, to go to the headquarters of different lock companies and see if they actually use their own products on them or not.

[@weirnershittler6752]

@@Torthrodhel companies don't trust in thier products, so it isn't suprising if they're putting something else in there.

[@whoeveriam0iam14222]

click out of 1 click out of 2 click out of 3 and we're in

[@flapjackboy]

Master don't bother locking their HQ. No point really, there's nothing in it worth stealing. Not even worth breaking in for corporate espionage.

[@RaDeus87]

I misread the title as Masterlock vs Bricks.... I was kinda looking forward to seeing you bash the locks open with nothing but a couple of bricks and aggression 😢

[@jayeshmange2952]

Lmao

[@madil2259]

Lol. This was genuinely funny

[@SittingDuc]

"Ramset: ceramic edition".

[@LadyAnuB]

LPL: To make today's challenge more interesting I decided to use a US standard brick on a Master Lock…Off to the garage we go.

[@HardSmartfuxu]

It would still work, tho.

[@Edward-oe2yj]

50 cents cheaper, and 15 seconds longer to pick, what an amazing deal

[@woowooNeedsFaith]

Actually, it took almost 5 times longer to pick. 8 seconds vs. 38 seconds, so it is a real bargain. 😉

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

But as we all know, in the real world, a thief isn't gonna care about pick resistance if the lock is just as easy to cut through.

[@mrdiggie3321]

As soon as I saw this video I knew someone would comment on how quickly he got the Brinks open. This guy is excellent at picking locks. For the average joe the Brinks is going to be MUCH harder to pick. Just look at how many spools he had to deal with. By comparison, the masterlock can probably be raked open in seconds by a near amateur.

[@Orcinus24x5]

@@mrdiggie3321 A friend of mine who has never picked a lock in his life bought a basic pick set 3 days ago. He can rake and pick open a Master lock in under 10 seconds.

[@PersonaN007Grata]

“The Master Lock is going be a 4 pin core with no security pins and that’s going to be very easy to pick.” I learned to pick on that Master Lock. It took me 3 months to pick it open reliably. Although now it hardly ever takes longer than 30 seconds, it goes to show that it can take a very long time to get the feel of picking. I really enjoy this hobby and it’s very relaxing. All because a couple of years ago, I went down the KZbin rabbit hole at night and started to watch LPL and BosnianBill. Thanks guys!

[@jenstrudenau9134]

So there is no real need for security pins at all. If it's not possible for your average Joe to just buy the tools and pick it I with minimal preparation (2-3 hours) than you already passed a threshold where no normal person will just break in because it's easy.

[@barkofash]

​@jenstrudenau9134 you can easily pick masterlocks with tools you make from paperclips. Though, you have to make a new set after a few uses.

[@PersonaN007Grata]

@@jenstrudenau9134 Although I spent 3 months trying to open the ML by single pin picking, raking open a ML is generally trivial. Let’s be real, the average Joe isn’t picking a lock at all. But even raking requires the correct amount of tension so it takes some practice.

[@RinnzuRosendale]

952 videos later and I'm sitting here wondering why master lock has any marketshare at all.

[@stownhinge]

Yes for lockpickers, for sure, as a learning tool. We should appreciate it. Step forward from acrylic transparent locks.

[@therandomguy1254]

Why do I always catch these videos right after they come out without notifications

[@PatChapp]

Because Harry's important

[@Dabjo01]

lmao same

[@Balonkey]

I guess you could say you’re ... locked in.

[@Jonathan_Doe_]

He’s picked your brain. Pickception.

[@Belioyt]

It spares the rest of us comments about being first

[@JasonW.]

I've come to the conclusion that the plastic clamshell around a Master lock is more of a deterrent than the lock itself.

[@Kakuren]

He should make up some shirts saying "click out of 1...nothing on 2.. 3 is binding..."

[@VanquisherUSMC]

I second that!

[@phuongvu527]

would buy it

[@modikin509]

"to help people making decisions at the store" - if i learned ONE thing watching this channel: DONT buy masterlocks xD

[@dylano9950]

I dont feel good about any lock purchase watching this guy.

[@mothman-jz8ug]

Any - and I mean ANY - padlock falls to a simple cordless angle grinder. The truth is, I am never - not even once - heard of an actual break-in where the thief picked a lock. (BTW: I'm in my 60's, so having never known of a lock being pick means it's probably uncommon.) Lock picking is a challenge, much like solving any other puzzle. Common thieves just cut the lock or break flimsy doors.

[@BlaubartMT]

@@mothman-jz8ug Part of the reason you don't hear about break-ins where the thief picked the lock, is there's no broken lock. I'm not quite 50 yet, and I know of several break-ins where a lock was picked.

[@lucamonaco2700]

Thanks to this channel I decided to bought a honey badger instead of a lock.

[@thegreatlake1484]

I buy Masterlocks in one situation, and that's when my boss at work asks me to pick up a lock at the shop to secure something in the storeroom. That way I'll have no trouble stealing whatever was in the thing he wanted to keep everyone out of lol

[@FEARSWTOR]

"I have to go with the Brinks lock on this one. I still stole your stuff, but you can take solace in the fact that you probably pissed me off while trying to pick it open."

[@DoRC]

You gave that master lock too much credit by spping it:)

[@DinnerForkTongue]

My thoughts exactly when he got a hook instead of a rake.

[@_BangDroid_]

by using actual lock pick tools

[@whats0my0agenda]

The brinks is a lot harder to pick open, it took around 20 seconds longer. Whew! LPL Styles. :D

[@jmchez]

Isn't that a whole 100% longer? That's twice as hard!

[@woowooNeedsFaith]

Actually it took almost 5 times longer to pick.

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

isn't it more difficult too ? i mean, somebody who want to break it may not have the skills to unlock it but could have enought to unlock the masterlock, no ?

[@PatGilliland]

Three whole minutes?! - Oh he's picking _two_ locks that explains it.

[@shammy__]

Legit quick and quality videos! Love how succinct you are👍

[@LatitudeSky]

Can't help but think of "...and was more successful because it was slightly cheaper and had the words 'don't panic!' in large, friendly letters on the cover...."

[@platonzakuterin8399]

My colleagues at work are getting suspicious of me watching these videos, but yet again I'm from Eastern Europe.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Better watch it on your Xiaomi then.

[@Alexander_l322]

Or you could actually do some work?

[@xenomorphoverlord]

"Is this why we're getting so much yelling from the boss, because this guy isn't doing his work?"

[@pyromaniac354]

@@xenomorphoverlord no need to worry, he can pick the safe and give himself a well deserved bonus

[@platonzakuterin8399]

@@pyromaniac354 no need to pick the safe, in Eastern Europe lock picks you.

[@MisterEE100]

LPL Could make a fortune if he started giving out awards for certain locks. They all want his approval. The Gold Standard

[@thomasvlaskampiii6850]

Downside is, to get the gold standard it has to be pick proof and also withstand 30 rounds from a tank. The thing your locking doesn't need to survive, just the lock

[@plutdrago3163]

LPL "Certified" would be the best ad for a product on locks market.

[@mrdeafter]

@@thomasvlaskampiii6850 But LPL said "every lock can be picked you just need the right tool" and it true no lock in this world is truly pick proof it just take longer to pick.

[@jtosety]

@@thomasvlaskampiii6850 needs multiple levels: Lv 1: it takes him more than 30 seconds to pick Lv 2: needs custom tools to pick Lv 3: very secure "I only got it open once and can't replicate, so it's a loss for me" Gold standard: "I can't pick it with my current skill level and it took five shots with my ramset to open"

[@ZeroHourProductions407]

@@jtosety Bonus peer review with Bosnian Bill.

[@grahamturner2640]

A lower-priced product is superior in quality than the more expensive one. What a surprise.

[@whoeveriam0iam14222]

A product is superior in quality than Masterlock one. What a surprise.

[@Rentta]

Well with Masterlock you pay for the brand

[@demevalos7441]

Super informative! Whenever I see one of your shorter videos, I know immediately it's gonna be an easy pick.

[@hugasbernotas3250]

Its always a short vid because its an eady pick :D

[@AThreeDogNight]

For him an easy pick because he has years of picking under his belt.

[@imperialphoenix1229]

It's be cool if you gave us lock suggestion videos (ie. best locks, best for their price, best budget locks... Etc)

[@benjamericana1088]

He does in a way. By letting us infer our own judgement based on the evidence he provides.

[@QYXP]

@@benjamericana1088 The best way to recommend something!

[@kori228]

best lockpicks too

[@tears_of_asariel3198]

@@QYXP yes, but americans are lazy, sifting through all the different assortment of locks is tedious, and to then find the price points attached to them, and then find the one most resistant to him compared to its price.. he could still do the same videos he does now, but chosing 3 different locks of the same class, with their price, go over each of them, and let us decide

[@QYXP]

@@tears_of_asariel3198 good thing I'm not American then and happy to use my reason and judgement.

[@jetlaw_1]

I’m completely addicted to this channel. Awesome content, LPL.

[@RickSaffery]

You always impress with your brevity and crystal clear clarity! Thanks for posting another terrific video both in content and in production quality.

[@Rafael_Fuchs]

"...and it's 50 cents cheaper." Just had to piss in their Cheerios a little more, eh? Lol

[@PaticusMD]

A video explaining all of the terminology you use would be great

[@Gomepez]

Yes

[@jonc4403]

Check out Bosnianbill's channel and website, he's got some great intro stuff. I just got my first lockpick set a few weeks ago, and I've picked everything in my drawer of locks at least once now. I'm still no good at raking, though.

[@thomasneal9291]

pick one of the vids where he disassembles a lock. you will see him label all the parts and you will then know what he is talking about. there are literally dozens and dozens of these on his channel.

[@johncage3025]

Yes, BosnianBill has a little longer videos with a lot more information on them. Him and LPL are also friends

[@jackshadow325]

The ease with which you pick these locks has taught me that life is meaningless.

[@jameshall4385]

when shopping for locks, if it says master lock on it don’t buy it.

[@bobafruti]

James Hall unless you’re a beginner at lock picking...

[@Melds]

They have their place. Select a lock that's appreciate for what you're securing. A low-security lock is fine for kids locking their bike at school or locking a wooden gate.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@Melds I wouldn't go even that far. At the very most I'd lock an animal enclosure with them.

[@stownhinge]

@@DinnerForkTongue Please, not a bear, it would eventually escape, ripping the "master" lock open with a claw.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@stownhinge Not something _that_ big, obviously.

[@seanw890]

Just picked my first lock ever... an M1 using the genesis set I got in the mail this afternoon. Thanks for the great vids

[@thirstfast1025]

Excellent product demonstration.

[@mbarrett99]

I think these kind of side by side comparisons are more useful than videos featuring a single lock being picked in xx seconds.

[@maeyae]

After about a 100 videos or so watched...I finally did succum to the urge to try it myself...and ordered a pickset + 2 training locks. cant wait!

[@aurynaichi7030]

Haha yea I did that too, its kinda fun until you encounter some cheap $3 Chinese lock with a serious keyway and find it impossible! Plus I've got cheap some combination locks (Delta) with exceptionally precise false gates and no way of really working out by feel or sight what's going on. But some of the cheap "fake brass" (spraypainted or plated iron) Chinese locks are good practice because of their less than good-quality insides. And only a few bucks at the dollar stores.

[@xXUnoriginalNameXx33Meygaera]

I just bought that exact master lock padlock today at Home Depot hoping to practice. The packaging rated it as a 10/10 security rating. Needless to say it took me (and I have about two hours TOTAL of picking experience, I started last week) about 5 minutes to pick it with a standard hook I have from the Genesis set that my friend got for me as a prank gift. In fact, it took me longer to actually remove the padlock from the packaging. I had to get a set of shears I use to trim bushes to get the damn thing out of the horrible packaging. The key is actually still in the packaging because I gave up trying to get it out, not that I need it anyways.

[@user-wg9kb3kd4y]

There's that velvety voice I love.....time to get the oil

[@CuteAnimeGirlsAreTheBest]

See the update video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZeWg4aPipd6ick The lock turned out to be bypassable.

[@jplate8]

I'm loving the practical comparison style

[@Agateophobiadragon]

Liked this, quick and to the point

[@BillPairaktaridis]

At this point, I firmly believe the "Master" in Masterlock was entirely sarcastic from the start

[@spidery7618]

As a completely new picker, I actually feel like the Master lock could be better suited as a practice lock, or at least a low-difficulty lock. I’ve heard Master locks #1-#5 have terrible pick resistance, which would make them perfect for a beginner picker like me. That being said I DO live in europe, so I don’t have very easy access to a wide variety of padlocks, so maybe lockpicking is mostly suited for Americans.

[@Donatello40973]

Just happened to stumble upon your channel . ......I like it , it's very interesting .

[@jiggsthedrummer3358]

I had one of these Brinks locks. After losing the keys, I smashed it off in literally 1 hit with a hammer. I was surprised how easily it broke.

[@toddshaw74]

Have you ever been approached by people wanting you to help them in a crime?

[@HiHassanZia]

here I'm preparing for my thesis defense by watching which lock is easier to pick

[@Revener666]

Even the sound of the shackle opening on the brinks sounds like better quality. :)

[@QuintonDolan]

I don’t even care about locks or picking. I just like listening to this guy talk.

[@xXUnoriginalNameXx33Meygaera]

I would 100% buy a Sherlock Holmes audiobook read by LockingPickingLawyer

[@joebobby1412]

Great series idea! Thank you!

[@logicplague]

Still looking for those Paclocks at Home Depot.

[@mxspokes]

It looks like they are in California and Florida

[@logicplague]

@@mxspokes 😕

[@Django45]

@@logicplague you better go on a country-wide hunt for them, bruh! :)

[@logicplague]

@@Django45 think I'll head to the Amazon lol

[@denisrhodes54]

menards has the brinks

[@nkaiart6201]

Hey Lpl. I just want you to know, that I don't give a single kcuf about a lock picking (it' is illegal to even have the tools in my country if you are not into the business of opening the locks), but I still watch at least few of your videos every day. I believe your channel to be highest quality content there is. I am watching your videos for a genera quality of the content. A man doing what he is amazing at perfeclty, without emotions towards even the most worthless products and I admire you for that. Keep the amazing work!

[@ExcelonTheFourthAvalonHeirs]

I'm from the future and this brick lock has one fatal flaw. It can be opened less than 2 second.

[@HUTCHvONE]

First of all Mr. Lock lawyer I think you’re great! and I’ve turned a lot of people onto your videos! I have but one question Sir!?! .. how is it that you do not work for any of these lock companies?? better yet how is it that you are not offered jobs almost every single day of the week Sir by these companies???

[@pnowy1146]

This guy could literally lockpick any lock you throw at him whilst i keep forgotting which way you're supposed to turn the key

[@YOUNABOTH]

You are amazing! You make it look so simple.

[@iwaited90daystochangemynam87]

When you’re sleeping and you hear a voice outside your door saying “nothing on 2, little click out of 3”

[@peterway9376]

lock comparison is a good idea. Thank you.

[@FreddyFunderbunz]

I bet the home depot employees think you have a gaggle of kids locked up in your basement with all the locks you buy. 😄

[@Wavepush]

I was literally absolutely shook when he just picked that masterlock out of nowhere like damn give us time to admire the lock

[@Jodlauspc]

"I was recently at my local Home Depot to hunt down locks and lock companies to crush"

[@8man_01]

Harder to pick he says, still does it in less than 40 seconds. FORTY SECONDS!

[@jonc4403]

Yeah. But I'm a beginner, and I could probably pick the Master lock very easily. I'd have trouble with spools.

[@thomasvlaskampiii6850]

Me: *comes home from eating dinner with the wife* Wife: There's someone breaking into the house! Me: *grabs my gun* stay here. *gets out of the car. Listens* Burglar: click out of 2... 3 is counter rotating... Me: *gets back in the car* it's LPL. Let's let him be

[@pauledwards9493]

Destructive test comparison next? Bolt cutter (different sizes) on a hasp etc.

[@puckcat22679]

Yup... Master locks typically have horrible cores, but they tend to be very strong compared to other locks in their class. The octagonal shackle Master uses on their better locks is really hard to get a bite on with bolt cutters. That small difference actually matters. I wonder if the Brinks lock's shackle is solid boron carbide, or if it's just coated.

[@robbieshepherd2507]

Hey! I’m new to the locksport community, and I’m just wondering, I know that security pins such as spoils and serrated pins make a lock harder to pick, but my question is why? What about the shape of the pins makes them more difficult to pick? Is it more of a feel thing? Or do the ridges simulate something? What exactly is happening?

[@robbieshepherd2507]

Spools **

[@pyromaniac354]

Brinks"lets hope we do better than masterlock" Masterlock"hold my attorney"

[@nathanc4183]

To be fair, spools will deter most novice pickers. Masterlock is for some reason just not implementing security pins in their less expensive locks (aside from the LOTO lock which has their strongest core...in a plastic case). I have a 911 which has all spools but was more expensive.

[@pyromaniac354]

@@nathanc4183 Masterlock must know that the majority of criminals are too stupid to attempt to try picking locks.

[@roguishpaladin]

@@pyromaniac354 It's not a matter of stupid. It's a matter of easier access to destructive tools combined with lack of opportunity to learn and more efficiency in destructive methods.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@pyromaniac354 Still, if your whole product lineup can be raked by a demented chimp, let alone a hoodlum, that's a real problem.

[@evangrudi3521]

You're a guard at a jail LPL has been sentenced to. It's the middle of the night and you hear from behind his door, "in fact, let's try that right now."

[@kenc2257]

LPL: "as you can see, the core (Brinks) is appreciably harder to pick open..." Yep, it took the LPL an additional 10 seconds or so.

[@dingodelta]

I would just like to point out that my wife was locked out the garage is was old-school style with holes and a chain and a good ol'Master Lock padlock on it.....she lost the key and all she did was insert a Metal Nail File and turn it......yeah you can guess the rest.

[@elsullo2]

Modern thieves in the Pacific Northwest don't pick locks. They carry small cordless drills with diamond-coated cutoff disk wheels, and just cut the shackles. WHIZZZZ-CLINK! Could you also test how easily your locks are cut with a similar rig? I know from experience that it only takes four strokes with a new hacksaw blade to cut off a Master gym locker padlock! I learned to coat my padlocks' shackles with a dab of grease, and foiled the evil-doers.

[@benjamingeiger]

There's a guy on TikTok who routinely opens Master locks with other Master locks by smacking them together. A brick would work just fine.

[@barryfowler954]

Another great and informative video. Thanks from one of your many fans from the other side of the world. (Australia). I've recently purchased the Bangood tublar impresioning tool, (terrific tool, & thanks for the review) & i would like to know how to remove the tensioning/drive pin from the inside of the tool. It didn't come with any instructions or schematics. If any of the many fans out there can advise, It'd be much apreciated. Thank you.

[@MrHarpless]

This was a great video. After hearing all the negative about master locks I was really hoping to hear what might be worthy substitute. Thanks!

[@DinnerForkTongue]

The Master Lock POS sounds dead easy to rake too.

[@PlutoTheSynth]

POS?

[@gergokerekes4550]

@@PlutoTheSynth Piece Of Shit which is quite fitting for most "master" locks sadly

[@scdevon]

@@gergokerekes4550 They were never a good brand even during the golden age of American manufacturing. The old ones are just as easy to pick as the new ones if not easier.

[@zbeast]

Oh they are, I use to work in a data center and we would have races... starting at one end of a hall we would go to each locked cage and pick every lock open and run back. person with the fastest time wins. Always raking never picking... I got good enough I could do some with just one stoke..

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@zbeast That sounds like fun, and is a very embarrassing statement for Masterlock.

[@markmaugle4599]

Nice example of what you can expect for a $12 lock. It’s clear that security pins are not that expensive, because the Brinks lock is even cheaper with one extra pin.

[@PronteCo]

"...to help people make a better decision" I seriously doubt anyone who has ever watched this channel will ever buy a masterlock

[@namepeople5848]

This time master lock is probably better, the brink lock can be bypass.

[@whoeveriam0iam14222]

whenever I need a lock I always look for the one without the masterlock logo even if it's more expensive too bad most of the lock racks have over 50% master lock

[@Melds]

There are definitely worse locks than MasterLock.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@Melds Low-hanging fruit right there, my boy.

[@JadeStarLP]

I'm surprised these masterlocks don't unlock themselves just at the sound of LPL's voice at this point.

[@danielroglich3309]

Great picking brother as always, great review also

[@CallieMasters5000]

Next visit to Home Depot: photo of LPL - "BANNED FROM THIS STORE BY MASTERLOCK"

[@flash4354]

Eventually, there'll be a lock that unlocks itself when LPL says his intro.

[@jpe1]

Looking forward to seeing the Brinks lock packaging saying “rated *superior choice* by the Lock Picking Lawyer”

[@4GSR]

Master Lock would make a perfect Dilbert cartoon... Boss: Nobody wants to buy your piss poor designed lock. Dilbert: What do you mean? I put security pins as requested. Riffraff: You did until the bean counters got a hold of it and redesign it to save 15 cents per lock. sigh..

[@curthatt6461]

That was a great comparison. Hopefully Masterlock was watching.

[@hahahalevy]

Is it just me or the Master Lock shackle is chipped where the locking lugs are supposed to engage?

[@enderbro8192]

It appears so, also it uses ball bearings instead of lugs.

[@bobjarrard]

Thank yo - world class content. If I need to hire an attorney, you are the man. Bob

[@bobafruti]

Master locks are good for something... Making amateur lock pickers feel good about themselves.

[@Rotary12]

I have a couple that I can't get open and one that opens in seconds every time.

[@flapjackboy]

@@Rotary12 I've got one of their aluminium 40mm padlocks that's quicker to pick than it is to use the key.

[@GanonTEK]

I thought you were going to say, "Paperweights"

[@AThreeDogNight]

Brinks are the best for starting out with & learning how to pick them. The better the bitting on the key the harder they'll get.

[@SIMPLEHECHO]

I no longer have faith that locks will keep my valuables secured.

[@Dwayne_Bearup]

No lock ever made has ever kept anybody's valuables secure. (HINT: It's called "breaking and entering" rather than "picking and entering" for a reason.) But the fact is, most people don't want your stuff bad enough to risk prison for it.

[@chrislovessia]

I would like to see " Master lock vs. baling wire" .

[@TheDevilockedzombie]

Better one would be fence wire, cause I wouldnt touch it. Hate the greasy shit they have on the spools.

[@Kazeshini11]

I can just imagine this. Brinks CEO : HAHA SUCK IT MASTERLOCK. Masterlock CEO : Yeah yeah get in line with the others.

[@bberger7858]

When doing these tests, can you show ways (or link to way if you've done it before) that thieves might break these locks? I.e. the 2 wrench method, and cutting? just to get an idea of which lock is really better. Where i live, most are cutting locks and not skillful enough to pick them

[@user-ml1df2kk8k]

probably best type of advertising ever made. even if it done unfortunately.

[@scapeghost4212]

Lpl grabbing a pick against a master lock is like a victory by masterlock standards

[@butcht6309]

Impressive lock picking skills!

[@bob5518]

Brinks padlocks are not available in Canada in the Montreal area in the stores I've been too. Haven't been to Home Depot here yet. The Brinks name should be a good selling point for them.

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Lola's day out confirmed is checking out new locks in local supermarket, and how he can bypass them.