Padlock Bypass Tools - Bypass a Padlock in Seconds!

[@picklocker4421]

It's crazy that these padlock designs are still on the shelfs in shops. I'm a beginner and already mastered this pypass great video

[@smash229]

pick locker you cannot "master" this technique as anyone can do this.. ive seen a 5 years old do this succesfully..

[@0x12d3]

smash229 Yeah, a 5 year old master thief.

[@smash229]

No..? A 5 years old I teached it how to do it.. took like 3 minutes.

[@tripjet999]

smash229 What language you speakee?

[@smash229]

English

[@Fromzer]

The "In seconds" in the title was actually true. My first tine hearing of that thing, thanks for making this video.

[@gunshooter26]

i can finally get that bike i've always wanted.

[@MrTravisemccloud]

Lmfao well played sir

[@ryanrichings8588]

😂

[@michaelwright1467]

Yep. Get the bike and a nice comfortable cot in jail to go along with it!!! 3 hots (meals) and a Cot. LOL

[@ronaldraygun2639]

That was my bike

[@ITStactical]

Yes you can and you're more than welcome to make your own if you'd like. These aren't made from cheap flimsy metal, they're made to last. Thanks for the comment. ~ Bryan

[@TimberTramp]

ITS Tactical / Imminent Threat Solutions what watch is that?

[@deborahfatherree5157]

Great video! I thought I had to break the lock and purchase another lock. Now I don't need to go through that hassle😊

[@lisaluvsmusic2603]

I've lost keys to two different pad locks and it's not cheap to get a locksmith to get them open! Great idea

[@joblessalex]

Learn to pick locks. It's worth it even if you don't learn to pick high security.

[@scrabbytoy1]

Mr. DeepWoods is the "king of comments" on this subject." Cheap locks can be shimmed, others can be bypassed (I've done it with a pencil and wide rubber band to put tension on shackle while rolling the dial wheels) but, when Mr. DWoods starts talking about "setting pins", then he's talking about tensioning, & "picking" locks. Practice, Practice, Practice and you can defeat most out there. Masters, Yales, Americans, etc. And forget about "shimming with Soda Pop Cans" unless you're into blood and stiches.

[@tommysuriel]

Something that worked for me is, I bought a similar padlock, and after hitting the old padlock with a hammer from the side a few times, I used the key from the new padlock to open it and it worked

[@macnutz4206]

Master locks are notoriously easy to defeat. Master lock is Much better at marketing than they are at security. The advantage of the master lock is that it is pretty tough against physical attacks. Lock picking is not used that often in crimes. Picking is involved in less that 6 percent of B&Es. Most thieves use destructive force.

[@Genny50]

... Except that the cheep Master locks you can literally open by wrapping on the side of them with a solid object 3:08

[@tonelocistheshit]

I know pretty much squat about lock picking, but I've had pretty good luck with these on Brinks padlocks that have both heel and toe dogs, just by giving the stick a slight clockwise twist while rocking it. If I combine it with a tension wrench, all it takes is slipping this stick right down the center and giving it a little wiggle. I'll see if I can find a Master Lock to try it on.

[@joshdurbin8045]

Try hitting the latch side with hard part of ur had or with an identical lock. McNallyOfficial is BAR NONE THE BEST at locksport

[@simpleman283]

Thank you so much for giving thieves an easy way to get to our stuff without making any noise, again thank you.

[@andyprairiedog]

Nice piece of metal too. Tried it out on some "MIC" (made in china) locks and it sure did snap it open helping me get to my locked-inside key. Dont ask, im not very proud of locking it inside its own lockbox. the guard around the latch prevents hacksaws and bolt cutters to have access, and i didnt want to scratch the chit out of my lockbox. thx, ITStactical.

[@zybanmongo]

Liking the GPT-1 Bryan. I'm loving mine, tough as nails so far.

[@JoseRamos-di9wp]

we must remember locks were made so honest people to stay honest

[@ITStactical]

I'm loving mine too brother. Can't beat the quality for the price either! ~ Bryan

[@ITStactical]

It's not like we just cut these out of a tin can brother, there's a lot that went into these. They're not made from cheap metal and are .030 inches thick. Sorry you're not happy with the price, but it is what it is. Thanks! ~ Bryan

[@kezpanel]

You can insert two Quick Sticks at the same time... one at the heel and one at the toe, you can open the Master locks!

[@kds4816]

We need a little clarification here eh.

[@kezpanel]

Lee Rude 1. Insert two Quick Sticks at the same time 2. One at the heel and one at the toe 3. You can open the Master lock

[@Deadwindshadow]

kez panel No, thats not how it works.

[@killerdonkey5750]

That is how it works lol. It can be used to shim the locking paws open.

[@nordaxglass6572]

+Kez Panel I have done this on clear padlocks and can say it works, the parts are the same but backwards, so the mirror of the motion on the oposite side causes the spring loaded parts to push on the spring, and open

[@frac]

Master "Lock". You're better off using masking tape to hold your gate closed.

[@rune.theocracy]

Fracture agreed, confirmed by most hobbyist lockpickers

[@cooldude6272]

Fracture 😂

[@claudetesh1265]

I’ve been picking for just a few months now and was surprised to find that master locks were so poorly designed. I haven’t found one that can’t be either raked or sppd with ease

[@fiddlesticksbessette398]

when are you going to to try to hack a real good unhack a ble lock.the best way to understand a lock is to buy one,and open it up,and look at everything inside..spend the time,and money to really understand whats in them.

[@darkmachine165]

Master's 1UP lock gave me shit at first.

[@Patriot66699]

Saw a whole video showing how it doesn’t work on a better quality lock nice!

[@MrJimmuck]

Hello from Scotland! Good video .... I am impressed with the Quick Stick but unfortunately there is nothing like this available here. Do you have any agents in the UK or would you post to sunny Scotland. Regards Jim

[@EwokJawa16]

Also you can use a soda can that has been cut not in that way but in a different way.

[@stupidburp]

I should order a set for the pile of padlocks I lost keys for. One is still locked on a footlocker that I have forgotten what was inside. Treasure chest!

[@Genny50]

Just hit the side of it with the handle end of a screwdriver 😂. I was doing a job for a local Town municipality and the guy who was supposed to come open the gate to get into an area where I needed to do some work within the gated area nothing with security was no big issue the guy didn't mind when he showed up cuz he was running late by an hour and I didn't want to just sit there. I just wrapped on the side of it with a screwdriver and put pressure and eventually it popped open. I showed their head maintenance guy afterwards and he was like what the fuc now I got to replace every lock with something better 😂

[@MrLeverage4wealth]

master locks are more of a seal than a lock. they can let you know if someone has used bolt cutters and got in your storage shed. the advantage with this type of bypass key is someone can get into your stuff and put it right back on and you never notice. that way they can steal from you for months without tipping you off. I made one of those out of a kitchen knife that works great on number 1 and 3 master locks. I use it at work instead of having to carry a huge key ring.

[@richardmartino2475]

You need two of them for Masterlock type locks. Peterson tools makes a set for locksmiths that will bypass Masterlock 1, 2 and 3s pretty quickly.

[@jameslarkin4432]

What kind of bracelet is that on your right hand it looks interesting

[@soulwave268]

Wouldn't a comb key do the same? Or is the bypass different?

[@EmancipatedSquirrel]

Unrelated but do you still carry 440 cord? I have been checking your store and haven't seen any in a while. cheers

[@richardtdolphin3307]

Great teach people how to nick your stuff!!!

[@akkinex]

If you're dumb enough to buy a $5.00 padlock to protect hundreds if not thousands of dollars worth of "your stuff," then you're pretty much asking for it. Don't buy cheap locks and this won't be a problem.

[@antstar101]

It's a key to anything! Of course it's worth it!

[@jim-i7i]

what a great tool. Even I can be a criminal. Thanks for inventing this. thats for making it so easy to steal. Thanks, it works on some many houses. Wow this tool got me all kinds of free stuff. thanks again. we are so happy. we all ordered one. 20$-30$ for a tool that opens most standard locks. Heck yeah. Of course we got 6 of them. Got some for my homies christmas presents. thanks for inventing this tool. we have been so happy with how it opens locks. its soooo easy.

[@SolarBrute]

is those locks pin locks or ball bearing

[@Johnyrocket70]

2nd method which your having problems is move the first bar over add tension to the shackle by pulling on it. Go back in on the other side and move the bar over the opposite way

[@skipat186]

what kind of watch is that? nice video !

[@A10DoubleHelix]

what kind of watch is that? looks nice!

[@Siulbarrettmills1]

What are the quicksticks made out of cause mine are always showing signs of rust?

[@regexRex]

What's the difference between the EZ Decoder and the Quick Stick?

[@scrabbytoy1]

Mr.quim1970, I've purchased a nice set of "combs" from South Ord, lightly filed the tips the ends ("so they should glide easily into the key way"), counted the pins first, tried the Master 101's, 103's 105's, Yales, and I've had absolutely "NO" success. Not a single comb would budge even the tiniest bit. Can you offer a slight solution? I'm a very good picker but the combs I can't move with?

[@davinvincilione1809]

Hey maybe try using both keys facing opposite directions (at the same time) in the dual locking one. That may be part of the reason they send them in two's

[@G56AG]

Cheap locks and most Master Locks can usually be opened this way. Friends don't let friends buy Master Locks. Good locks are made in such a way to prevent this method from being used.

[@SolarBrute]

whats in the end of lock to unlock it like that?does it work on single shackle locks?

[@Isaiah-to3mh]

Wouldn't this only work on unshielded cores that only have one locking lug?

[@justinsane7128]

Link to merch doesn't work

[@alockworkorange7296]

Ur link in the description is broke do u guys still sell these

[@davidworsley7969]

Am I right in thinking this tool will not work on locks which employ a ball bearing to secure the shackle?

[@luminosity2083]

Could you fit both of the Quick Sticks in the Master Lock and move both locking dogs at the same time, if there are two? Just wondering.

[@Klutch187]

what kind of watch do you u have? and what's that attachment you have on the band?

[@diazaman420]

Are these too wide to use on cuffs? and yeah, you should be able 2 open double dogs, thats why your sending 2 right? Looking at the design...I think if instead of inserting the way you are, straight down the keyway, point at the top try flipping the tool and slide it in at an angle...now the tip is at the inner most point and the handle is on the other side, now you're using the middle of the tool as a pivot point!! Stick the other one in opposite to the 1st pinch together, Voila, Mini Peterson?

[@SolarBrute]

where to buy and how much?thats pretty cool

[@lopihub624]

SolarBrute lockpickhub.com

[@Freeman1776]

Hey ITS, I just did a search on your web site for this Quick Stick, but had no luck finding it. Did you discontinue it? Please let me know where you have it (LINK) if you still carry it. Thanks!

[@doctornefario]

Some people just can't read the description. It has the link there, and I should advise you to check it more often.

[@doctornefario]

MrFreeman1776 It was certainly nicer than your reply.

[@Freeman1776]

Your reply begets my reply. Moral is, don't be sarcastic to someone who wasn't talking to you. If you choose to not be helpful, you don't need to be a smartass! Next time, try to be nicer and you will get a nice thank you instead of what I heaped at you.

[@doctornefario]

+MrFreeman1776 I don't need a thank you, I just find it irritating how so many people don't know how to check the description.

[@dixy2k]

So what is the recommended brand of locks then?

[@markfrerichs]

Cool Man....FYI, I have run into padlocks with a notch in the shackle heel, but no corresponding catch in the lock body !! Made in China, I think !

[@waytogo5259]

What kind of watch are u wearing

[@kevenquinlan]

Yeah, I bought these from you guys a long time ago. Um, they really only work on the cheapest of locks. A Master #3 is THE most basic lock you will ever see in any quantity and they don't work on those. That, being said, #3's are so easy, you just tension with a wrench and use a worm/city/tri-peak rake like a cantilever= you'll pop most of them in 15 seconds or so. I've picked maybe 50 #3's as they are used to lock the toilet paper roles in every bathroom at the U I stay at. I think I've found like 2 that took a little more time or required SPPing. It's not that it's a bad tool, I have my pair for 2+ years= it's just that I never use them when just raking open all the basic or worse locks is just as easy. Not to mention, if the pick doesn't work= you're gonna have to rake or SPP it anyways, so why go through the extra step.

[@abstractxiii]

i'm pretty cheap... but honestly.. if something seems useful, and i want it. 10 bucks is a good price for anything that can be used more than once.

[@FoxtrotOneZero]

Make a double Quick Stick, facing opposite each other, like reverse scissors with a spring, for the double locking mechanism (heel and toe) locks.

[@tz8565]

Great. Now thieves will order them now. 👍🤣

[@hacademicabel]

master locks are shit - the only reason this works is because it's a non-shielded lock.... you could easily shim it, rake it, pick it, and probably just pull it off with your hands. ;)

[@muh1h1]

Kyle Butler shout at it and it will open...

[@PDeRop]

+muh1h1 Seen Bosnianbill do that -- and he also poured some mystery liquid on it.. opened instantly :)

[@propringle]

+Kyle Butler i saw a video where they hit the sides to rake it from the outside

[@powderwigwoodenteethmf5037]

I didn't want to spend the money so I just cut one out of an used aluminum can and sand the edges. It works

[@buckman1967]

Just another way for people to get into things that dont belong to them....good job

[@ThePenaltyShooterz]

whats the quick stick made from? seems like thin, bladed metal?

[@anthonybush3134]

Our mechanic at work gave me a chain that has a master padlock and a gold master lock combination lock attached to it and said if I can figure the code out I can have it. I’ve tried every code from 0000 0001 0002 0003 all the way to 1500 so far.

[@Hunterlewis675]

Thanks for showing this to all the thugs and gang members out there nice community service

[@HyperManic1000]

Like this would be easier than just cutting them open...

[@EVENINGWOLF666]

+Mike Gardner gang members and thugs aren't smart enough to figure these things out...they'll just shoot at the lock till it opens, or they run out of bullets...

[@anasmrright]

A 4 inch diamond blade in a cordless circular saw is fast and easy on ANY padlock.

[@Crazyleviman]

Well I will be buying some, I think it would be nice if one was short, and one had a longer handle.

[@SolarBrute]

wat exactly is a locking dog?

[@henroyoung3870]

wher do u get them

[@smash229]

This isn't shiming, your "quick stick" is acutaly called a knife, that technique can only work on unsheilded padlock (pretty much only padlock from china) and Master Lock are very very cheap locks, but that technique won't work on them because its sheilded.

[@Anonymous8317]

smash229 It will, not all masters are shielded. The commercial black banded are but not all the blue ones.

[@forteandblues]

The old blue ones aren’t the new ones are.

[@forteandblues]

@Lane AWD good point

[@davidnichols1568]

Most padlocks that are outside on gates or what ever. Aren't in the best position for picking. I'am sure it's much easier to pick a lock when it's inside and right in front of you. Also there are lock guards available for added security.

[@itusedtobebetter5335]

can i get quick sticks in the uk

[@lopihub624]

toby grindley just info that might helps you to buy lock pick tools lockpickhub.com

[@Rocksolidhandyman]

18v grinder with metal cutoff wheel or battery operated dremell with metal cutoff wheel(less noise) = 0.875 seconds! 😉

[@JesusChrist-hk6hs]

anyone know if tweasers will work or does it have to be in that shape?

[@survival6614]

I need one. My brother locks me out of my own house all the time.

[@thomasnorris3800]

so could you use a blade with such an edge depending on size?

[@Asknowlage12345]

I'd like to see you make one of these in 20 seconds. I'm pretty sure that's not possible without a factory cutter.

[@VanceRhodes]

They make padlock shims for the good padlocks.

[@rubberbabybuggybumper6270]

leather Punches work also, used it on my padlock because i lost the key.

[@madjack821]

Made my own

[@bemine9695]

what material did you used??

[@madjack821]

A big bobby pin. I just cut it at an angle where I could shove it up into the mechanism and presto, the latch pops open

[@dustinmorecraft8699]

I prefer picking locks. It's a lot more effective in my opinion, because if it has dual latches, then picking it is as easy as if it had only one. Also, not all locks can be bypassed. If it's a more expensive lock, then it might have a barrier built in, and if it's a cheap lock, then you can bypass it, but you can probably just as easily pick it by raking it, even with a pick made from a paper clip, which I have done when I first started learning how to pick locks.

[@lopihub624]

Dustin Morecraft great online store to buy lock pick tools lockpickhub.com

[@truerocker]

if there is a pick for every lock, then what's the solution? Have no material stuff to safeguard?

[@user-zj9sx6vb6u]

Most criminals are pretty stupid and dont pick locks, sorry for the late reply

[@stonedare]

When do you plan of getting more of these in stock?

[@myohmy111]

And why didn't you demonstrate on the Master lock??

[@joshdurbin8045]

Master is 2 easy

[@majgic224]

Real question is, where did you get that watch?

[@Dano1411]

majgic224 it looks like a CountyComm / Maratac GPT1... www.countycomm.com/gpt1.html

[@majgic224]

Hypno Thank you much.

[@PreciousPayne-i5k]

I got my lock today at Walmart

[@wikieditspam]

Who designed these and who manufactures these?

[@Tangobaldy]

Bypass a pound land padlock? Its amazing these junk locks are made let alone bought. Mutch faster to open with a small hammer

[@commandolockcompany]

Good stuff! Thanks for sharing

[@TheLukejmorrison]

Whats the watch your wearing?

[@katherinevaleriano9415]

Amazing 🤫🤫🤫🤫

[@ITStactical]

Not like these, these are made from .030 stock. Much thicker than a tin can. They're made to last. Thanks! ~ Bryan

[@ref1ux]

Grind a Hacksaw blade to the same profile ;)

[@trade0714]

For those of us who didn't come here to learn how to steal from others, can you tell me what kind of padlock to buy that is HARD to pick open? How do I know the lock I'm thinking of buying has a double-heel?

[@anonymous5909]

If it doesnt say double ball bearing somewhere on it you're throwing away money. The masterlock pro series locks are decent values the 911 and 931 and the 6321s the stanley 928 series of locks are good values. Any of the old american lock brand locks are good to go and decent values.

[@anonymous5909]

Also your average thief couldn't pick their way out of a wet paper bag worry less about picking more about bolt cutters and other destructive entry types. Picks are for people who dont want you to be able to tell they were there.

[@jaybaybay1221]

Can someone just tell me if this will open a master lock that says, tough under fire on it?

[@bigjohn20081983]

+jessica durham I would not bother with this kit for a Master lock those can be opened with almost anything. I have personally opened one with a sewing needle and a tension wrench.

[@imdynamis9824]

Wow Can you teach us how to make one

[@lopihub624]

Francis Thunderbolt just info that might help you to buy lock pick tools lockpickhub.com

[@imdynamis9824]

thanks im a robber by the way

[@akkinex]

Pewdiepie Robbers don't bother with locks when 90% of the time the padlock is connected to a crappy chain that can just be cut, or a crappy hinge in a wood frame that can easily be pried off, or on a bike wheel that can simply be removed and reinstalled in under a minute. Why bother spending years, months or even just weeks learning the skill of lockpicking when a set of boltcutters/prybar will do the job faster and with no skill necessary?

[@imdynamis9824]

yeah !

[@akkinex]

Pewdiepie You don't do much heavy thinking, do you?

[@IsoMacintosh]

I'm guessing this wont work on a abloy lock. (Disc tumbler lock)

[@James_20]

+IsoMacintosh God no, abloys are sheilded

[@glockstar76]

who is your target customer with this device?

[@patrickpaslay5620]

Your mom

[@DogsBAwesome]

Ball bearing locks cannot be bypassed or shimmed, that said you could probably rake that master lock open in a couple of seconds

[@epif]

This will only work with unshielded locks. Any halfway decent lock, will have a steel shielding plate to prevent this type of bypass. Has nothing to do with heel vs toe.

[@diazaman420]

@truerocker, don't worry Bro, just ask around on any lockpicking site and people will gladly set you straight... Most good locks can't be shimmed open, or by-passed in this manner...yes, there will always be some way of circumventing locks...though your average criminal is looking for fast money and locks can only slow him down...the better the lock the longer he risks getting caught! Feel free to check out my site, though I warn you 1st, you will be alarmed at how fast many locks can be opened!

[@we_the_people-kg6mt]

And for one is only 100 dollars Which is a great deal ! :D