Is This the Best Combination Padlock Available?

[@Smiththebat]

You can slap this lock open. Slap it open…

[@LocksmithRecommended]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqKriqCCbph-bNU

[@imnew2nm324]

B/S

[@ItsNeverMe]

​@@imnew2nm324 You the Abus CEO ir what? Look at the video above your comment.

[@jrharbortproductions]

I think a re-evalution is in order if this lock can be smacked open.

[@markeastridge9649]

He will not care. See him at 1:00 mumbling some shit about refusing to discuss bypassing.

[@wesley00042]

He'll also not pull down this video, thus continuing to recommend an appallingly bad lock because money.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqKriqCCbph-bNU

[@kings3411]

​@markeastridge9649 dudes a shill, wouldn't be suprised if he's getting payed for these bs videos

[@emeraldguy10]

He has convinced himself that since he can't do the technique himself, it is therefor impossible.

[@sn1kzZe]

By not exposing the weakness, you are preventing it having better versions in the future, think about it.

[@FreezingFroggie]

The best version is always the one with less "how to open" tutorials on youtube. Most people only need protection from random dudes googling how to crack it, not master lock pickers who do the research themselves. If you got something to protect from master lockpickers you might aswell get a vault or something, not a lock.

[@UKantSeeMe]

doesnt have to reveal the weakness to you but should to the manufacturer

[@edouardprest9703]

Manufacturers don’t care unless people stop buying their locks. Shame them publicly by exposing their mistakes.

[@stanmarsh2499]

@@UKantSeeMehaha. Security through obscurity is for idiots.

[@SaiyanReign]

the lock displayed in your video is a 190/60 but the amazon link provided lock says '190CS/60'. what is the CS and are they the same as the one featured in your video?

[@LocksmithRecommended]

CS stands for closed shackle it's the version with the shackle guard. Early versions of the lock didn't seem to have the cs painted on the body.

[@KimekaKuroyukiCH2nd]

Oof… might wanna edit the video title after that McNally vid ~

[@grobinson8]

This might be a great lock but it won't fit half the applications out there. What other alternatives are available?

[@michaelbirchall2247]

I had one of these and someone broke it snapping the shackle.

[@nigelwolters8495]

my lock was pried open which I imagine is a common was to break into a lock. It'd be useful if you covered that. In a locker room no one is going to take time to go through 10,000 combinations, they'll use brute force. what's a good lock to resist that?

[@Observant_Truth]

Wtf were you keeping in said locker?!

[@Frej84]

Several reviews on Amazon says that a few bangs with a hammer and it breaks open :/

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Interesting. I'll have to give it a try and film it for KZbin. One of those reviews mentioned it was a 16lb sledge hammer that was used.

[@OnefastAZfarmtruck]

Yes if you hit it right on the front of the lock while pushing in the shackle with a small mallet and time it just right they open with no damage. Abus did good on the physical aspect of the lock but the internals are susceptible to being literally bumped open

[@sorryitsmoops]

@@LocksmithRecommended Interesting. Did you ever give it a try and film it for KZbin? Because someone literally slapped this shit lock open and put it on KZbin 😂

[@AncientHydraGaming]

@@sorryitsmoops And with the flat of his HAND too. No mallets or anything.

[@chadrobbins4021]

​@@LocksmithRecommendedNo just a palm slap actually

[@SaiyanReign]

very helpful video. I was looking for a combination padlock and this helped me choose Abus.

[@shawnsustrich7981]

"We're not going to show you the bypass techniques of a combination lock" In the IT field we call this "Security through obscurity" Which is neither secure nor obscure.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

You can see other channels for those making money by compromising your security. Not us.

[@3rdCoastToast]

@@LocksmithRecommendedlol

[@yourbigheadcousin5434]

what is the best chain to pair with this lock??

[@LocksmithRecommended]

I really like the abus. amzn.to/3WAkWis

[@Amandamc92]

What is the best locker lock you would recommend for the gym? Thanks!

[@LocksmithRecommended]

The issue there is that they have to be small. All of them have weaknesses at that size. Basically just keeping honest people honest.

[@unobuscando]

👍 Fantastic recommendation. Accustomed to seeing videos of forced locks, it is comforting to find one that shows us a lock that cannot be forced.

[@wesley00042]

This comment aged like fine wine.

[@chadrobbins4021]

​@@wesley00042It sure did

[@firstplt]

Will these fit gym lockers?

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Nope.

[@derose2026]

@@LocksmithRecommended best gym locker lock?

[@LocksmithRecommended]

@@derose2026 I am sorry. The hole for the shackle is small so I can't think of any high-end options.

[@Canby_Blyat]

I know it's been 2 years. I purchased that padlock for planet fitness. It didn't fit. That padlock has 11 mm shackle. 10 won't be fit either. 9 might fit not sure about that. 8 will definitely fit.

[@JamesAutoDude]

lock picking lawyer will show us the truth of this lock lol 😎

[@jacksprat8188]

yeah, an he say's it's good too

[@mece700]

That guy annoys me as hell because what he is doing is teaching criminals how to pick locks

[@JamesAutoDude]

@@mece700 lmao videos are nothing compared to the real thing. It's not that easy to pick a lock, and most criminals usually kick in doors instead. Actually another locksmith said that his doors have flimsy cheap locks for that reason because most criminals want to be quick so they'll break a window or kick in the door. Plus most doors nowadays have things like mushroom pins and false gates to where a novice isn't gonna figure it out Lock picking is mainly for people who lost their keys, need new ones without the old key available, need a copy made, or want to rekey/fix the same lock

[@mece700]

@@JamesAutoDude Sure you are mostly right however even though being a criminal is dumb not all criminals are dumb

[@JamesAutoDude]

@@mece700 if the criminal isn't dumb then they're not gonna need lock picking lawyer to get in your house 😂

[@thomasmachado7198]

I ordered the same padlock from Amazon and the plastic package the lock was shipped in was open and the change key was missing. Have any idea were I can find that key so I can customize my own 4 digit code?

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Return it for a new one.

[@whatjake7898]

A channel that recommends any Master lock clearly had no idea what they are talking about.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Check out our video can all locks be picked. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2OVaZWKotd_ec0

[@caycoo]

Slap it!!!

[@LocksmithRecommended]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqKriqCCbph-bNU

[@giuseppefois5198]

mine is totally useless. After 32 days it opens with any code

[@LocksmithRecommended]

What?

[@giuseppefois5198]

@@LocksmithRecommended kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3nZdqxop66Lq68

[@LocksmithRecommended]

@@giuseppefois5198 That's crazy! I'd get in touch with their customer support right away.

[@giuseppefois5198]

@@LocksmithRecommended I have already returned the product through amazon

[@Charliemmafan]

I almost bought this lock but I saw some videos or reviews where people showed that the shackle guard can break very easily and into a million little pieces if you just hit it with a hammer or even drop it on the ground on a solid surface and not even that hard really with that much force so because of that reason I didn't buy this lock because the shackle guard should be super tough just like the main body of the lock or the shackle itself obviously.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

I'm going to check that out!

[@LordBazilBarrington]

Amazon reviews are not very good. One mentions the housing breaking. Others say the lock jams and the numbers wear in no time at all. Changed my mind on this one too.

[@deeme8048]

Thanks

[@eworman42]

I appreciate not giving compromising information about locks. I also appreciate the skill it takes for other youtubers to be able to master practically any lock put in front of them, but it does make me uncomfortable knowing the information to potentially compromise my security is out there getting millions of views!

[@LocksmithRecommended]

I agree. 👍

[@sn1kzZe]

They are doing you a favor, by exposing weakness of the lock they are putting pressure on the company to release new better versions of their locks. A company has absolutely no choice when it gets swarmed with mass of people telling them they saw a youtube vid exposing their locks. Company therefore makes a better lock and you as a consumer get a better lock, win win.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

@@sn1kzZe Yet at the same time, compromising the security of the millions of people that have bought these products to protect their property. Thanks for watching. ✌

[@eworman42]

@@sn1kzZe Sure, I don't disagree with you that this would put pressure on lock producers. However, the security of future locks doesn't change current locks being compromised. It would be onerous to have to search constantly to see if someone put a guide up about the specific locks guarding your home or possessions so you know if they've been compromised and need replacing. I mean, am I going to have to constantly switch out my locks each time someone posts a video on how to crack it? They are expensive, and if companies have to constantly be changing designs and fortifying them more, they certainly won't be getting any cheaper. The only people winning in this situation are the companies selling more, criminals, and lockpick youtubers getting more subs... not folks like you and I.

[@sn1kzZe]

@@eworman42 you paint the picture like its an endless loop. Yes, every lock can be picked, but if you keep watching all the lock pick youtubers, you'll notice there's just a golden standard minimum that makes a valid lock, and notice how all their videos keep repeating about the same defeat mechanic just diff category (shimming, raking, jiggling), once you secure all categories in the lock, it's still can be bypassed but the chances are very slim even the youtubers say that. so the idea is to pressure the manufactures to make the lock just good enough, not to be unpickable because that will be a trully endless loop.

[@johncarver3944]

Thank you.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

You're welcome!

[@FreezingFroggie]

Good lock but too expensive, hope someone takes the same design and implements it on a cheaper alternative.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Funny world isn't it. People will spend $1,000 on a smart phone, but want good home security cheap. Priorities man....

[@ipcamtalk4314]

@@LocksmithRecommended Does this lock suffer from these abus vulnerabilities? kzbin.infosearch?query=abus%20 a phone is much more complex than these junk locks.

[@ItsNeverMe]

​@@LocksmithRecommended The problem is that THIS ISN'T AND SECURITY! This shit opens if you slap it with your hand.

[@imnew2nm324]

@@ItsNeverMe Post your video doing it or that's just more B/S

[@ItsNeverMe]

@@imnew2nm324 Why? I don't have enough money to spend it on unnecessary shit.

[@edmorrow7621]

What is the best way for maintenance for this lock . Type of lube ect..

[@LocksmithRecommended]

See our article: Which type of lubricant is best for locks. www.acmelocksmith.com/blog/best-lock-lubricants/

[@jbdlr13]

It doesn’t have a good review on Amazon.

[@ipcamtalk4314]

lol, we all have google and can find the lockpickinglawyers youtube channel.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

He puts people's houses and possessions at risk, and people love him for it. Lawyers....

[@ipcamtalk4314]

@@LocksmithRecommended Actually he lets people know of the CRAP you and the industry install on houses. He has an entire presentation on the locksmithing industries head in the sand "security by obscurity". Why dont you stop making and selling crap. There are hundreds of online tutorials on lockpicking and bumping. Do something about it. His channel is so popular that he quit the practice of law. This tells you how people feel about the junk you install and sell. Thankfully there is a move towards completely keyless locks many of which are not pickable (some with solenoids and other easy vulnerabilities). Once those become popular and more hardened your industry will be toast. Thankfully.

[@ItsNeverMe]

​@@LocksmithRecommended Maybe blame the manufacturer for making a lock you can open by flapping ut with your hand??? People like you are all the same, only blaming the people exposing companies.

[@tiiiimmmmmm]

Looooool

[@iloveplayingpr]

There's an issue if you can literally slap the padlock off.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Fake

[@emeraldguy10]

@@LocksmithRecommended 🤣

[@unobuscando]

It would be interesting for KZbinrs to include the video's publication date in its title, since KZbin hasn't shown it for a long time. Especially in videos like this where it is interesting to have a time reference. Thanks. Greetings.

[@infernalstan886]

What do you mean? All videos on KZbin have their publication date listed...

[@carll.freemanjr.9867]

Well I'm outta here, came looking for a good combination lock but anyone who would recommend a master lock past or present has obviously never watched @lockpickinglawyer and thus must be unaware of how much of a joke masterlocks are.

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Here's the combination padlock we currently recommend. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqizeZ2nZr2oftU I address your master lock concerns in a video we did "can all locks be picked." But basically it comes down to this, find me a lock that's better at that price point. A $6 lock is not meant to be bullet proof.

[@soulforagingnewb]

​@@LocksmithRecommendedHello sir the video you mentioned here doesn't exist anymore, any chance of another link or recommendation?

[@user-cx2bk6pm2f]

So this guy watches lock videos on KZbin... and then recommends the locks that other people couldn't open?? What's the point of this channel...

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Hopefully we added enough new information to make it unique. Plus, not everyone has seen that video and this gives an extra venue for people to learn about this very good combination padlock.

[@ajm1780]

he doesn't know

[@Shadow-zg5lz]

And really expensive

[@chibobird482]

Considering the size of most mini gas and cutting torches, nothing prevents these from being opened. 3.5 oz bottles of oxy and acetylene totally exist, making them basically covert.

[@michael8205]

My Grandad has the exact same padlock he has forgot the code and now it is just sat in his toolbox cannot be used anymore

[@HifiCentret]

Just brute force it while watching TV or before you goto bed. You'll have it open in "no time". It only takes 15 minutes to try 1000 combinations. Then take 1000 the next time... Suddenly it's open ;)

[@michael8205]

@@HifiCentret you make it sound so easy 1 year on and the lock is still locked

[@HifiCentret]

@@michael8205 It really is. All it takes is a bit of time. If you're not able to decode these locks then just sequentially try combinations is easy and relatively quick (as opposed to a safe dial lock style, these are much more demanding to dial all combinations sequentially) and really 10.000 isn't that many and if you have an idea of the combination you can get it open in much less.

[@ItsNeverMe]

​@@michael8205 Hit it with your hand, LockPickingLawyer made a video about it.

[@BettyWalker-n3r]

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[@404-Error-Not-Found]

Reccomending a master lock? 🤡

[@UltraEpsilon]

First

[@LocksmithRecommended]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!