Seriously. With that in mind, I think using tangled up Christmas lights to lock up your bike would present a more difficult challenge than any commonly sold bike locks.
they are made of polypropelene, but you could use a similar and even more tough plastic which is also transparent = polycarbonate czcams.com/users/results?search_query=polycarbonate+shield
@The German Next door r/analnoob ;) there are several transparent plastics where only 1 is tough so save your useless comment, when you dont want to help others.
@@shawnr771 easier said then done. We hired a new guy passed the background check and drug test. 2 days into him working there We lost a bunch of equipment *well got stolen* Anyways guess who was on the Security footage.
@@shawnr771 The job market in most of the U.S. is pretty strong and many businesses are struggling to even find applications for different positions. Sometimes you gotta take the risk!
I still think that if you could make a portable machine to wrap your padlock in clamshell plastic you'd have something nearly impenetrable as pickers would just give up looking at the damn packaging.
@@philbuilds116 Most thieves will just take the whole package (hidden) into the washroom and cut into it there, then throw out the package (with the anti-theft tag) before leaving the washroom.
But we also need Bosnian Bill's approval too. That guy is scary because I've seen him defeat all but three or four locks and he has over 100 videos on this site!
@@ClokworkGremlin better than master lock and he is an incredible lockpicker. Also comedic effect from a youtuber who can do what his channel is for instead of fighting absurd plastic packaging then doing it anyway.
I think the packaging is key. Like lets show the keys off so you can document all of your local bitting and make your own master keys... this is security 101.
I've had to go from scissors, to tun snips, to finally a portable circular saw to open modern packages, as the plastic packaging has gotten progressively thicker over the years. Ridiculous.
"I've had to go from scissors, to tun snips, to finally a portable circular saw" Wow, that really progressed quickly. Seriously, the packaging has definitely gotten much harder and now I have to use a *knife* to stab a hole to get them open.
@@ae4164 Whatever you say, Sir random person whom had nothing to do with the conversation prior whatsoever. You make an excellent point about something literally nobody cares about, whilst not making any sense whatsoever about said point! I like the part how "lawyer" was referenced multiple times before I arrived, and because I say it, it's magically irrelevant to the *Conversation*. Nice try m8.
@@knownas2017 I was actually talking about the guy who makes the videos, not you, dipshit. But for something nobody cares about, you sure wrote plenty about it. Sorry to get your panties twisted.
It is annoying to see Home Depot (Lowes, Tractor Supply, ...) selling only Master Lock, and then you look at the locks they're locking their own stuff up with (mowers and grills out front, etc) and huh, that's weird, no Master Locks in sight! It's all Best or American. It's almost as if they don't believe in the product they're selling.
+1 Paclock and +1 HomeDepot for getting quality locks to the consumers. LPL is one of the best lockpickers I have seen. Just because he opened this lock doesn't mean it's bad. It has a number of great security features that make it hard for normal pickers (like me) to open them.
don't forget that LPL is an extremely skilled picker, this would take any normal person ages. these locks also have security features that block low skill attacks like raking.
Of course you should maintain a hierarchy of key control depending on staff roles - all low value kitchen locks on one key set, all low value frontend locks on another key set, intermediate, high the same.
That's mainly because he's an expert picker who's done it for a long time. 30 seconds to a few minutes for him would be an eternity for anyone else. In a nutshell: novice lockpickers (including most thieves) won't be picking these open.
That's kind of what I thought. It seemed like he was having to go back and redo parts of it, too -- which, if you're not already familiar and experienced with whatever mechanisms are tripping you up, that would probably be the end of a picking attempt right there.
@@daniell6610 If you do exactly what he did, you would have it open in the same amount of time. All you have to do is learn it. The only reason most people can't do it is most people don't bother learning any skills in general, other than scrolling their fb feed in their spare time. Yes, he's done it a long time, so he can pick any lock. But it doesn't take a long time to learn how to pick one lock, regardless of the lock.
@@otallono Imagine trying to do this in the 'wild' where you could have to bend at an uncomfortable angle and there's a chance somebody could see you. If it won't open up quickly, that's usually the end of any picking attempts.
We appreciate their candid, and fair, reviews. We've been off the radar for the past six months or so and hopefully you can all see now why. But we have lots more we've done and will be sending their way, and other locksporter's ways, in the future.
@@paclockpres.9805 Just want to say I have a trailer for my motorcycle and I had 2 Trimax puck locks on there rusted in 4 months, I had to drill and cut both locks, my bike was stuck in the trailer. I have since bought 2 Packlock Pucks keyed alike and they are holding up to the Pacific Ocean breeze and have not rusted yet thankssssssssssss going to by many more
@@PacificLockCompanyCould you add a seventh pen and change the key way plate to prevent over rotation? Or would the cost overhead in sorting larger keys diminish the returns? Thanks 🙏🏼♥️ I am a huge fan of your 5 keyed to like cylinders... I might be tempted to just install 5 different locks on my truck 😂
Most Excellent -- Super job by PacLock to get quality locks out to the mass market. I note using a normal angle grinder blade on aluminum can clog up the cutting wheel and get you nowhere fast.
Although I currently don't have a need for locks like these, I'm always very interested in seeing videos like this one. From previous videos I've noted that Paclock tends to listen to the locksport community and actually think about the engineering of their locks. I'm very pleased to see these new locks available, and as always, I really enjoy watching you pick them so 'easily'.
Although I understand that good quality costs money. I have a strong feeling that based on what I see at Home Depot as far as customers go. Most people are cheap. Looking for the best bang for the lowest cost. So a majority of people are still going to buy the 10 dollar master lock. You will continue to see them sitting on your shelves because of the price point. A vast majority of people will not shell out 40 dollars for a padlock. This being said knowing how shelf real estate works in stores. Items in stores are not there for static displays either they sell or they dont. If they dont sell they are gone.
@@shawnr771 true but a lot of Contractors also go to Home Depot and if they can get a good hi end lock for a good price which these are they will sell just fine. Already talked to three contractors that have the rotating trailer latches for their trailer they like what they saw and are buying them to many of them have had the shackles cut and everything in the trailer stolen. One of them has the sidedoor too and is getting puck lock with hasp. as for his ladders he never has had anyone try to steal the ladders and hes just has them bungee corded on. So that other lock may not be a big seller at least not in this area. Myself i think i should get a Commission for selling the locks LOL
@@shawnr771 I come from the pandemic infested future. I just picked up the 2A myself. The thin layer of dust seems to indicate that they’ve been there awhile. I sometimes take my camera to work to use afterward, so a decent lock for the locker is nice. The features of locks are difficult to quantify for end users, as most are not able to thoroughly test said features for themselves and accurately weigh the value. They really only have the marketing to go by. When two packages say the same thing, the only differentiating factors then are price and brand. It’s no wonder then, that people go with the lower cost option.
Great design there. When I first saw the interchangeable core setup on BB's channel I thought surely people would have pins springing all over in no time if they've never done a core swap before. Clearly they thought of that with a clever yet serviceable design.
It is about time somebody steps up, and it will be interesting to see if this is all Home Depots. Around here, it is Master Master everywhere, aside from ace and uhaul selling their own brands, and then the cheap chinese no name knockoffs. Walk mart has some Brinks, and of course reese, but unless you hit up locksmiths themselves, Masters are what you will find everywhere. It is sad that nobody has realized this prior, and I hope Home Depot has good luck with sales. Cuz if they don't the bean counters will stifle it and then nobody will pick up higher security locks. Let's hope HD doesn't price themselves out of the market!
Just imagine what would've happened in 2012. Nova and Pewdiepie had fans going crazy simply because they played the same game or something, even when they were asked to calm down.
Friendly? They have a full on bromance going on. They shot locks with guns all afternoon. That's as close to heterosexual men expressing love for each other as you can get.
Exactly. and since these are probably left out on jobsites unattended at night, plenty of time to scratch one, apply gallium, and come back later. and since they're bright blue, it would be fairly easy to identify who's using them.
@@lockpickinglawyer Oh, you're definitely right about that. The real world circumstances would have to be very specific, but it's a kind of funny vector to see in the premium lock that a sneeze-and-you've-picked-it $5 Master isn't susceptible to. Also, good CZcams content. (Your previous gallium video is one of my favorites.)
Not particularly practical. Gotta damage the oxide layer, put the gallium someplace it won't just roll off, and then wait a few hours. I wouldn't be surprised if someone has tried it, but I sincerely doubt anyone has done such an attack successfully in the wild and under duress.
That's a quite nice set of locks and core sets. Affordable locks, standardized cores and the cherry is the replacement cores package to cut down the needed keys when using multiple locks on the same building or vehicle. Nice move, Paclock.
Home Depot doesn't deserve your business. In fact, they are currently being boycotted. The owner is a scumbag. Also, the lock didn't look very secure, considering LPL got into it in probably less than a minute.
I'm glad you're getting recognition man. Don't listen to these crooks complaining about sponsors. I've been watching your channel for a good while and I'm proud of you.
@@Cheesus-Sliced his video on a viro disc lock recently is a perfect example of that. Viro tells him a lock he forced open was a defect, sends him one that may have been selectively chosen, he gets suspicious, tells them and gets a new one independently, they send another one, and he forces the 3 new ones open the same way he did the first one
Paclock is an excellent company, still family run. They definitely watch these videos. Brilliant move on their part as well as Home Depot. I will probably buy a bunch for work.
I know it seems discouraging when he so quickly picks through all those security pins, but i would guess it’s too expensive to take the next step with these locks and add a side bar with finger pins or something of that sort. Definitely a grade above masterlock’s offerings.
Gotta think about your audience though. I mean its home depot and its probably hard to even sell these $30-40 padlocks. You'd probably have to break $50 to get those additional features and its unlikely people at Home depot want to pay that much when they're looking at the $10 masterlock.....
He's really, really good. Easily top few percent of all lock picks. If he makes it look reasonably easy, then it's going to be a challenge for everybody else, and a nightmare for street punks.
@@LatitudeSky When you consider that he has skill for not only pin-tumbler locks, but also dimple locks, slider locks, disk detainer cores, lever locks etc, he's in a tiny fraction of a percent of pickers in terms of skill. Not only that but he won a lockpicking competition (speed test on pin-tumbler locks) by a very wide margin.
@@satorudo Like i told one guy Contractors will like these to protect their tools These were not really designed all that much with the home owners as the major consumers from the looks of things. I like the ones for like Container trailer/ Semi Trailer door handles. I would of loved something like this when i use to haul freight into LA and Chicago few times as i've gone to check end i've come back out found the lock on the ground security seal broken and door open. So don't be such a Debbie downer. Just cause you shell the money out for a good lock don't mean others won't.
A very intriguing design for a regular pin tumbler lock. I mean it didn't put up all too much of a fight, but still nice to see that they had most of the concepts down. Something many lock manufacturers (Master lock) have yet even do...
After binge-watching a bunch of these videos by LPL and seeing the ease and rapidity with which he opens them, I can't help but remember what my father told me when I bought my first house: "Locks are only there to keep out honest people."
Well thought out product design by the Pacific Lock Company & at the same time, product presentation is very aesthetic as well. What I find particularly attractive about this brand is how they made certain parts universal across their product offering, allowing the end-user or consumer to semi-customize their locks as part of an integrated locking system.
I don't want to be sleeping and I hear someone in the door saying "Nothing on 1... 2 is binding... nothing on 3... 4 is binding..." That's gotta be the scariest calmest voice ever. The voice that gets you to sleep and also is your worst nightmare.
"ok, and that lock is off. Now to complete this robbery i'll also need to remove the trigger lock on this 12ga. I'm going to use a standard tension tool and ...."
I don’t know why this is so fascinating to me- and I’m sure I’m not the only one- but it’s really satisfying to watch these videos. Thank you for sharing your expertise and doing so with great video quality.
I love companies that protect me from making silly mistakes! Seriously, I'm a huge fan of that sort of design philosophy, not a lot of companies focus on things like that.
As I suspected, clam shell packaging is much more secure than any lock. Demonstrating that retail cares more about their security than any lock manufacturer cares about mine. I suppose it means that no door manufacturer ever has to offer frustration-free door opening - it's always too easy.
Thanks for the videos about the PacLock locks. I couldn't find them on the shelves locally but I was able to order them and a keyed-alike pack for reasonable prices. A decent C$40 lock for the same cost as the junk electronic locks you've destroyed here.
Brilliant product, and smart marketing. They've taken a credible product straight to the most credible and visible reviewers. I'm likely to be a "victim" of this well-executed persuasion!
I'm pretty sure he picked that lock faster then it would have taken me to cut it out of the packaging...... Also yet another example showing how seconds in LPL time are equal to minutes if not far longer on normal person time. Those seem to be damn good locks for the price.
@@paclockpres.9805 Well I'm definitely rooting for you and your company! I've been following you and I am impressed! Your marketing strategy is on point, make a good product, explore defects and correct them. When you go public I will be there to invest in the closest thing to a sure thing I can imagine!
Thanks for the great content and reviews. Purchased my first inexpensive lock picking kit to start with before adventuring into the more expensive picks. Arrives here soon. Thanks to you lpl and bb for the great content and reviews. The paclock looks like a good lock and might have to get a set for my dad. 😎👍 keep up the great work despite the naysayers
Not on the site yet, but looking forward to seeing it there. It can be hard to find locks IRL at times that aren't Master Locks, which are a dime a dozen (and you'd be overpaying if you paid that much).
A little late to the party, but watching this video made me think of the time that I realized locks in a flat on store shelves tend to be keyed the same. So one way to get into a lock you didn't buy would be to watch someone pick a lock off a shelf at Home Depot, pick the same type of lock off of the flat they're displayed in, follow them home, and you might have a key to their house soon. Most house locks I've encountered are extremely easy to pick due to large tolerances and simple designs though, which brings another point to mind. I've seen a lot of videos on this channel deal with padlocks, gun locks, and small safes, but not as many deal with door locks. Maybe I've just missed those so far.
Sweet! Hope people don't shy away thinking they're aluminum-bodied locks because they aren't made of laminated steel like a lot of retail customers are familiar with in master locks. There's also the matter that people will have to read the package to tell what the locks are made of, it can't be assumed they they are steel
Thanks for the excellent video. It was funny that you seemed to have more difficulty removing the lock from the packaging than you had picking the lock. The best padlock my Home Depot sells is a Master Lock M15 which can be raked open in a few seconds.
@@emptypoofy9231 They aren't sold at Home Depot yet, that's why he wrote "Coming to Home Depot." I also work at a Home Depot and we don't have these yet.
One minute pick... GREAT!!! I believe You SEE the pins in Your inner eye and Your tactile fingertips do the rest... this is so called extraordinary 'talent'... I respect highly Your art, yes, art! And I love to watch Your artistic presentations, all shown and comented without a bit of arrogance or 'narcism', letting the audience take a look inside of Your 'world'! Thank You a lot of letting me participate and learn from Your passion! Chapeau!!! Greetz from Schwiiz, RoB
Bunnings sells good quality Lockwood padlocks, they're kept hidden in the toolshop though,not in the lock isle with the rubbish masters. But would be good for more variety too.
@@dataminetk I know why they are hidden in the tool section..... because people that need to protect their tools on a job site are not going to be willing to buy rubbish. Now if I'm ever looking for a really good lock at Home Depot I know where to look. Thanks for the info!
@@dataminetk See my comment above. Also, I think the reason why they keep the good locks hidden in the tool section is because if they put them in the regular lock section then people won't buy the garbage. This tactic is pretty sad actually.
Good to see a more pick-resistant lock available with customer-serviceable cores. Yakima (car-top, back of car, and other mounting systems) rack systems have been available with keyed-alike packs of cores (up to eight, when I was selling them ten years ago), and they were okay locks, but far from as resistant to picking as the PacLock stuff.
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I laughed at the point when it was nearly harder for you to get the lock out of the package than it was to pick the lock.
😂😂😂😂😂👍👍
So much unnessecary plastic from the package though. Very good for the environment
PhaneroN7 shut up environmentalist
Seriously. With that in mind, I think using tangled up Christmas lights to lock up your bike would present a more difficult challenge than any commonly sold bike locks.
Masterzz yeah totally dude fuck people who give a shit about the planet that we all live on and rely on
Dipshit
I want one of those plastic packages to secure my door.
they are made of polypropelene, but you could use a similar and even more tough plastic which is also transparent = polycarbonate czcams.com/users/results?search_query=polycarbonate+shield
@The German Next door r/analnoob ;)
there are several transparent plastics where only 1 is tough so save your useless comment, when you dont want to help others.
@The German Next door i do , but additional info can't hurt ;D
😀
Get a master lock for about the same effect
LPL: “It’s full of amazing security features and anti-pick measures”
Also LPL: Struggles with the clam-shell packaging more than picking the lock
I think the video has been edited. Seems that there was a lot more time spent on trying to remove the lock when the video was first posted.
LPL doesn't prefer destructive entry methods, and you can't pick government plastic!
Precisely! 😂👍
Everyone struggles with packaging.
As much as he likes the lock... it only took him 50 seconds to open it.
He's the lockpicking lawyer not the package-opener lawyer LMAO
You also may need to recore a lock if you have turnover of sketchy employees
Adaptive Rider That’s another good point. And end-user cam rekey all locks in a couple minutes each.
There is another way to solve that. DONT HIRE sketchy employees.
@@shawnr771 easier said then done. We hired a new guy passed the background check and drug test. 2 days into him working there We lost a bunch of equipment *well got stolen* Anyways guess who was on the Security footage.
@@bloodmoongrizzlythefirst6492 Tell us more!
@@shawnr771 The job market in most of the U.S. is pretty strong and many businesses are struggling to even find applications for different positions. Sometimes you gotta take the risk!
Anybody else think LPL should make his own brand of lock or work with a lock company to make a 'Lock Picking Lawyer' series of locks.
Maybe all locks should have an LPL rating, in seconds.
Could cause a conflict of interest, or at the very least cause suspicion of a conflict of interest. I'd prefer the LPL to stay impartial.
I'd rather not see LPL become a corpo shill
Hells yeah
Hmm....probably would drive most others out of business
We need the keys to remove lock from packaging..... Nah let's just pick it right now!
kingey71 an insane amount of plastic packaging no less....
@@schoppepetzer9267 they need that for high theft places like Walmart and Home Depot. It costs the thief time which gives the store time.
@@philbuilds116 Not if you're the LPL, you can just pick it right out of the package. Who needs keys 🤷♂️
I still think that if you could make a portable machine to wrap your padlock in clamshell plastic you'd have something nearly impenetrable as pickers would just give up looking at the damn packaging.
@@philbuilds116 Most thieves will just take the whole package (hidden) into the washroom and cut into it there, then throw out the package (with the anti-theft tag) before leaving the washroom.
In the future " LPL Certified. " will be the only mark of approval on any lock packaging.
More like LPL second rating. LPL30 means he picked it open in 30 seconds very good for any practical purpose etc.
Right? The certification on the package will say "ok by LPL standards."
But we also need Bosnian Bill's approval too. That guy is scary because I've seen him defeat all but three or four locks and he has over 100 videos on this site!
there are locks he could not pick, look up the video "the nastiest keyways" czcams.com/video/GncYzuRMtb8/video.html
LPL would likely never find a lock worthy of that mark.
This man literally just picked a lock to remove it from the packaging...
ClokworkGremlin either that or a great technique against clamshell packaging.
@@ClokworkGremlin better than master lock and he is an incredible lockpicker. Also comedic effect from a youtuber who can do what his channel is for instead of fighting absurd plastic packaging then doing it anyway.
Gotta play to your strengths.
🤣
I legitimately laughed out loud when he said that!
I love that the packaging presents as much resistance as the core.
more, you'll probably never flay your hand open while picking a lock.
You could create the ultimate lock by making one you can attach without taking the clamshell off. 😂
I think the packaging is key. Like lets show the keys off so you can document all of your local bitting and make your own master keys... this is security 101.
I've had to go from scissors, to tun snips, to finally a portable circular saw to open modern packages, as the plastic packaging has gotten progressively thicker over the years.
Ridiculous.
"I've had to go from scissors, to tun snips, to finally a portable circular saw"
Wow, that really progressed quickly. Seriously, the packaging has definitely gotten much harder and now I have to use a *knife* to stab a hole to get them open.
Nice to see that LPL struggles with clamshell packaging as much as the rest of us 😃
Finally proof he isn't a cyborg! Haha
"I can open almost any lock within minutes but this packaging has defeated me" - LPL, probably
Maybe we should use clamshell packaging to protect our doors?
Canopeners work wonders on clamshell packing
@@jomloft1 I never thought of that! Wait really?
So Paclock managed to balance security and usability correctly; by just giving us _more of both?_
I'm a hardware supervisor at a home depot, and I'm pretty excited by this. No details for rollout yet, but the prospect of good padlocks is exciting.
Wife: "Damn...I locked the keys in the car."
Me: "Call the lawyer".
Hopefully he does not picklock your wife lmao
@@Andrei2000PC I'm sure LPL already has the key. :s
@@knownas2017 Yep, nothing says "Alpha Male" like a guy who has to bring up being a lawyer when it's not even relevant to the situation.
@@ae4164 Whatever you say, Sir random person whom had nothing to do with the conversation prior whatsoever.
You make an excellent point about something literally nobody cares about, whilst not making any sense whatsoever about said point!
I like the part how "lawyer" was referenced multiple times before I arrived, and because I say it, it's magically irrelevant to the *Conversation*. Nice try m8.
@@knownas2017 I was actually talking about the guy who makes the videos, not you, dipshit. But for something nobody cares about, you sure wrote plenty about it. Sorry to get your panties twisted.
It is annoying to see Home Depot (Lowes, Tractor Supply, ...) selling only Master Lock, and then you look at the locks they're locking their own stuff up with (mowers and grills out front, etc) and huh, that's weird, no Master Locks in sight! It's all Best or American. It's almost as if they don't believe in the product they're selling.
Weird huh? It's almost like they know how much master locks suck.
I sell master locks u crushed my feelings
You know master lock owns American lock?
@@emtdragon383 Yes, but they're of different quality levels, and the stores I mentioned don't sell the American line, at least near me.
Gonna go check this out for myself soon. I hit home depot all the time. Its gonna be like looking for an Easter egg in real life😎
+1 Paclock and +1 HomeDepot for getting quality locks to the consumers. LPL is one of the best lockpickers I have seen. Just because he opened this lock doesn't mean it's bad. It has a number of great security features that make it hard for normal pickers (like me) to open them.
Normal people: Oh guess we gotta use a scissor to get this padlock out.
Lockpickinglawyer: Nothing on 2, 3 is binding, a click out of 5.
Ok guys when locking your stuff up, keep it in the package, takes an extra 1 min for any thief but of course 10 secs for our lawyer.
Premium security = 47 seconds of leisurely picking instead of 17 seconds?
For us Normies that don't have thousands upon thousands of locks under our belt, it equates to like 5-10 minutes versus 3-5.
Damn thats pretty good
don't forget that LPL is an extremely skilled picker, this would take any normal person ages. these locks also have security features that block low skill attacks like raking.
You really think LPL is an _average_ lockpicker? You must be new here.
If the lock is above your skill level then its X minutes for 17 seconds one and "i can't open this lock" for 47 seconds one.
It's amazing how you can see the variable pressure he's putting on the tension wrench by the nail bed of his left index finger.
Yikes
Almost a year later and I’m still waiting on them to come to our local Home Depot.
Picked it open quicker than I could have got the keys out of the package lol damn you’re good.
Not as fast as a battery operated angle grinder with a stainless cutting wheel.
Love the ability to rekey to alike keys. We had a situation at the restaurant I used to work at where this would’ve been very useful
Of course you should maintain a hierarchy of key control depending on staff roles - all low value kitchen locks on one key set, all low value frontend locks on another key set, intermediate, high the same.
They could also sell higher grade cores for upgraded security. That would be nice.
In all fairness, that did look like a pretty complicated picking process. Only he could get that done so quickly
He was slower than normal.
That's mainly because he's an expert picker who's done it for a long time. 30 seconds to a few minutes for him would be an eternity for anyone else. In a nutshell: novice lockpickers (including most thieves) won't be picking these open.
That's kind of what I thought. It seemed like he was having to go back and redo parts of it, too -- which, if you're not already familiar and experienced with whatever mechanisms are tripping you up, that would probably be the end of a picking attempt right there.
@@daniell6610 If you do exactly what he did, you would have it open in the same amount of time. All you have to do is learn it. The only reason most people can't do it is most people don't bother learning any skills in general, other than scrolling their fb feed in their spare time. Yes, he's done it a long time, so he can pick any lock. But it doesn't take a long time to learn how to pick one lock, regardless of the lock.
@@otallono Imagine trying to do this in the 'wild' where you could have to bend at an uncomfortable angle and there's a chance somebody could see you. If it won't open up quickly, that's usually the end of any picking attempts.
My first thought when I saw that 5 core cylinder pack was "Instant Progressive Set" !
viewitnow I had a similar thought. 😂
Looks like this company likes you and Bosnianbill. :-)
We appreciate their candid, and fair, reviews. We've been off the radar for the past six months or so and hopefully you can all see now why. But we have lots more we've done and will be sending their way, and other locksporter's ways, in the future.
@@paclockpres.9805 Just want to say I have a trailer for my motorcycle and I had 2 Trimax puck locks on there rusted in 4 months, I had to drill and cut both locks, my bike was stuck in the trailer. I have since bought 2 Packlock Pucks keyed alike and they are holding up to the Pacific Ocean breeze and have not rusted yet thankssssssssssss going to by many more
@@funkthat That's awesome to hear!
@@PacificLockCompanyCould you add a seventh pen and change the key way plate to prevent over rotation? Or would the cost overhead in sorting larger keys diminish the returns? Thanks 🙏🏼♥️ I am a huge fan of your 5 keyed to like cylinders... I might be tempted to just install 5 different locks on my truck 😂
And looks like he likes paklock.
Lock Picking Lawyer just looks at it and it opens...
A man talks to his girlfriend: You will be my lock, and I'll be your Lock Picking Lawyer.
Resistance is futile.
@@peppybocan smooth
@@peppybocan nothing on one.
two is binding. a nice click out of two
@@cmdraftbrn beware of false gates ;) :D
Most Excellent -- Super job by PacLock to get quality locks out to the mass market. I note using a normal angle grinder blade on aluminum can clog up the cutting wheel and get you nowhere fast.
I can't beleive how much you have got me interested in this stuff in about a week of viewing. I have just ordered a trainer kit!!!
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Yes I need to see the brute Force testing as well, sir. Thank you. EXCELLENT video 👍
Although I currently don't have a need for locks like these, I'm always very interested in seeing videos like this one. From previous videos I've noted that Paclock tends to listen to the locksport community and actually think about the engineering of their locks. I'm very pleased to see these new locks available, and as always, I really enjoy watching you pick them so 'easily'.
I work at Home Depot and I can't WAIT to see these on our shelves! :D
Although I understand that good quality costs money.
I have a strong feeling that based on what I see at Home Depot as far as customers go.
Most people are cheap. Looking for the best bang for the lowest cost.
So a majority of people are still going to buy the 10 dollar master lock.
You will continue to see them sitting on your shelves because of the price point.
A vast majority of people will not shell out 40 dollars for a padlock.
This being said knowing how shelf real estate works in stores.
Items in stores are not there for static displays either they sell or they dont.
If they dont sell they are gone.
@@shawnr771 true but a lot of Contractors also go to Home Depot and if they can get a good hi end lock for a good price which these are they will sell just fine. Already talked to three contractors that have the rotating trailer latches for their trailer they like what they saw and are buying them to many of them have had the shackles cut and everything in the trailer stolen. One of them has the sidedoor too and is getting puck lock with hasp. as for his ladders he never has had anyone try to steal the ladders and hes just has them bungee corded on. So that other lock may not be a big seller at least not in this area. Myself i think i should get a Commission for selling the locks LOL
@@shawnr771 I come from the pandemic infested future. I just picked up the 2A myself. The thin layer of dust seems to indicate that they’ve been there awhile. I sometimes take my camera to work to use afterward, so a decent lock for the locker is nice.
The features of locks are difficult to quantify for end users, as most are not able to thoroughly test said features for themselves and accurately weigh the value. They really only have the marketing to go by. When two packages say the same thing, the only differentiating factors then are price and brand. It’s no wonder then, that people go with the lower cost option.
Great design there. When I first saw the interchangeable core setup on BB's channel I thought surely people would have pins springing all over in no time if they've never done a core swap before. Clearly they thought of that with a clever yet serviceable design.
It is about time somebody steps up, and it will be interesting to see if this is all Home Depots. Around here, it is Master Master everywhere, aside from ace and uhaul selling their own brands, and then the cheap chinese no name knockoffs. Walk mart has some Brinks, and of course reese, but unless you hit up locksmiths themselves, Masters are what you will find everywhere. It is sad that nobody has realized this prior, and I hope Home Depot has good luck with sales. Cuz if they don't the bean counters will stifle it and then nobody will pick up higher security locks. Let's hope HD doesn't price themselves out of the market!
Becase of CZcams channels like you I now know more about locked and what it takes to have a good one. I think your helping get better locks in stores.
Hes also teaching us to be much more vigilant when deciding on security for our homes and possessions. Not think that all locks are the same.
I love that two youtubers in the lockpicking community can cooperate and be friendly to one another. Warms my heart.
Just imagine what would've happened in 2012. Nova and Pewdiepie had fans going crazy simply because they played the same game or something, even when they were asked to calm down.
Friendly? They have a full on bromance going on. They shot locks with guns all afternoon. That's as close to heterosexual men expressing love for each other as you can get.
Like lock picking care bears.
They also split the loot 50/50.
It's more lucrative
My first thought when hearing the words "aluminum lock body" is always: Gallium Attack!
Exactly. and since these are probably left out on jobsites unattended at night, plenty of time to scratch one, apply gallium, and come back later. and since they're bright blue, it would be fairly easy to identify who's using them.
I hear Mercury works too
Not exactly a common substance or attack, but that’s certainly a possibility.
@@lockpickinglawyer Oh, you're definitely right about that. The real world circumstances would have to be very specific, but it's a kind of funny vector to see in the premium lock that a sneeze-and-you've-picked-it $5 Master isn't susceptible to.
Also, good CZcams content. (Your previous gallium video is one of my favorites.)
Not particularly practical. Gotta damage the oxide layer, put the gallium someplace it won't just roll off, and then wait a few hours.
I wouldn't be surprised if someone has tried it, but I sincerely doubt anyone has done such an attack successfully in the wild and under duress.
I can’t wait until we actually see these in my local store. Finally some padlocks worth buying.
I plan to get my hands on at least one for sure!
But but .. you didn't ZOOM IN !
Was disappointed. Wanted to see the spools/serrations.
DrSid42 sorry... I forgot. I’ll be sure to give you a good look on a Friday.
@@mjap52 me too!
Actually scrolled down for this comment...
RIGHT!!!!
That's a quite nice set of locks and core sets. Affordable locks, standardized cores and the cherry is the replacement cores package to cut down the needed keys when using multiple locks on the same building or vehicle.
Nice move, Paclock.
Every time I see this expert open any lock with ease, I get this sinking feeling that nothing is secure!
Hes probably one of the few people in the world that are that good at lock picking. Im sure your average locksmith isnt even half as good as he is
@@metalman6708 Very true, many will take one look at a lock and just grab the drill.
About time they had good padlocks in home depot
Dillon Dickson too bad it’s only Home Depot’s in California and Florida at the moment
Aluminum body locks are garbage no matter how good the core is.
Wonder when the rest of home Depot will have them
Home Depot doesn't deserve your business. In fact, they are currently being boycotted. The owner is a scumbag. Also, the lock didn't look very secure, considering LPL got into it in probably less than a minute.
@@idmhead0160 Why is HD being boycotted and by who, the right or the left?
I'm glad you're getting recognition man. Don't listen to these crooks complaining about sponsors. I've been watching your channel for a good while and I'm proud of you.
the only problem with sponsorship is when they pay you to lie, and I doubt LPL would ever lie to his audience for profit.
@@Cheesus-Sliced his video on a viro disc lock recently is a perfect example of that. Viro tells him a lock he forced open was a defect, sends him one that may have been selectively chosen, he gets suspicious, tells them and gets a new one independently, they send another one, and he forces the 3 new ones open the same way he did the first one
@@brendancross2767 yea I watched that yesterday
I mean he still picked in 30 seconds...wheres the lie? Lol. Make your money good sir.
Paclock is an excellent company, still family run. They definitely watch these videos. Brilliant move on their part as well as Home Depot. I will probably buy a bunch for work.
Technically Ford is family run still
Like the stylish “Lockpicking Lawyer tray.”
I know it seems discouraging when he so quickly picks through all those security pins, but i would guess it’s too expensive to take the next step with these locks and add a side bar with finger pins or something of that sort. Definitely a grade above masterlock’s offerings.
Gotta think about your audience though. I mean its home depot and its probably hard to even sell these $30-40 padlocks. You'd probably have to break $50 to get those additional features and its unlikely people at Home depot want to pay that much when they're looking at the $10 masterlock.....
Even zipties are better then masterlock lmao
He's really, really good. Easily top few percent of all lock picks. If he makes it look reasonably easy, then it's going to be a challenge for everybody else, and a nightmare for street punks.
@@LatitudeSky When you consider that he has skill for not only pin-tumbler locks, but also dimple locks, slider locks, disk detainer cores, lever locks etc, he's in a tiny fraction of a percent of pickers in terms of skill. Not only that but he won a lockpicking competition (speed test on pin-tumbler locks) by a very wide margin.
@@satorudo Like i told one guy Contractors will like these to protect their tools These were not really designed all that much with the home owners as the major consumers from the looks of things. I like the ones for like Container trailer/ Semi Trailer door handles. I would of loved something like this when i use to haul freight into LA and Chicago few times as i've gone to check end i've come back out found the lock on the ground security seal broken and door open. So don't be such a Debbie downer. Just cause you shell the money out for a good lock don't mean others won't.
Love seeing different channels collaborating!!
Awesome!!
Flash forward 3 years...Yep, no Paclock at Home Depot.
A very intriguing design for a regular pin tumbler lock. I mean it didn't put up all too much of a fight, but still nice to see that they had most of the concepts down.
Something many lock manufacturers (Master lock) have yet even do...
Haha keys to open package ... I'll just pick it .
"Premium line of padlocks".... picks it in under a minute..
I gotta say, those locks have sex appeal. So sharp and clean looking, the stainless steel and blue aluminum go great together!
I'm impressed to see these locks for once actually have security pins, and multiple measures to ensure pick resistance. Fantastic lock
This is really cool. Can't wait until they hit the store, they'll be useful as heck for my company. Thanks for showing us.
After binge-watching a bunch of these videos by LPL and seeing the ease and rapidity with which he opens them, I can't help but remember what my father told me when I bought my first house: "Locks are only there to keep out honest people."
Really well thought design, 100% user friendly. Love to see companies thinking about customers.
A year later I still can’t find these locks at Home Depot
A year and five months now.
@@rolyf100 my point still stands I’ve never seen em yet
@@ElyseHorvath Not as recently as today, Master locks only!
Well thought out product design by the Pacific Lock Company & at the same time, product presentation is very aesthetic as well.
What I find particularly attractive about this brand is how they made certain parts universal across their product offering, allowing the end-user or consumer to semi-customize their locks as part of an integrated locking system.
I love the symbiotic relationship these guys have. Rarely seen on CZcams.
I love how much you teach, in each Video. Thank you.
the varying spring tensions is a smart idea. Wow.
I don't want to be sleeping and I hear someone in the door saying "Nothing on 1... 2 is binding... nothing on 3... 4 is binding..."
That's gotta be the scariest calmest voice ever. The voice that gets you to sleep and also is your worst nightmare.
"ok, and that lock is off. Now to complete this robbery i'll also need to remove the trigger lock on this 12ga. I'm going to use a standard tension tool and ...."
Whenever I play D&D now: "click out of 1..."
skyrim mod when?
I'm so proud of myself for calling the serrated pin on 2. Even if it was a dead giveaway I'm so happy to have recognized what the tell meant.
I don’t know why this is so fascinating to me- and I’m sure I’m not the only one- but it’s really satisfying to watch these videos. Thank you for sharing your expertise and doing so with great video quality.
Finally. Great to see actual locks in hardware stores now.
I love companies that protect me from making silly mistakes! Seriously, I'm a huge fan of that sort of design philosophy, not a lot of companies focus on things like that.
As I suspected, clam shell packaging is much more secure than any lock. Demonstrating that retail cares more about their security than any lock manufacturer cares about mine. I suppose it means that no door manufacturer ever has to offer frustration-free door opening - it's always too easy.
Awesome. It is about time high end locks are more available in stores.
At home depot:
- May I check out this padlock?
- Sure, let me get the keys!
- No need...
LPL has master keys to the world. His keyring consists of only 2 keys, a tension bar and .018' pick.
Then he gets to a tubular lock...
Thanks for the videos about the PacLock locks. I couldn't find them on the shelves locally but I was able to order them and a keyed-alike pack for reasonable prices. A decent C$40 lock for the same cost as the junk electronic locks you've destroyed here.
Great video brother as always, thanks for sharing it with us
Is there a video of yours that explains all the lock picking terminology? Love your content.
I've wondered what he means when he says 2 is "binding" and 3 is "set"
When the pin holes are drilled done by 5 6 drill bit machinery
Hard to explain
@@jimstu8316 lol
Brilliant product, and smart marketing. They've taken a credible product straight to the most credible and visible reviewers. I'm likely to be a "victim" of this well-executed persuasion!
I’m amazed by every one of your videos
Love from NC 🇺🇸
I'm pretty sure he picked that lock faster then it would have taken me to cut it out of the packaging...... Also yet another example showing how seconds in LPL time are equal to minutes if not far longer on normal person time. Those seem to be damn good locks for the price.
Kudos to Paclock! A quality well made lock! They'll be bigger than Masterlock one day.
You don't have a clue about marketing. I doubt they will ever reach 1% of Masterlock's market share.
@@seattlesteve1 and you don't have a clue about civility. Get a life!
I think we have a good shot at it. This is just the tip of the iceberg.
@@paclockpres.9805 Well I'm definitely rooting for you and your company! I've been following you and I am impressed! Your marketing strategy is on point, make a good product, explore defects and correct them. When you go public I will be there to invest in the closest thing to a sure thing I can imagine!
@@paclockpres.9805 not at that price point you won't.
Imagine you have the most pick-resistant durable padlock on your shed and then somebody just comes along and kicks the flimsy wooden wall down...
Great idea to re key the locks.
clear audio, steady camera, good lighting, and straight to-the-point video. awesome
Took longer to get it out of the plastic packaging than it did to pick.
"I recommend these! *Picks it in 10 seconds*"
Thanks for the great content and reviews. Purchased my first inexpensive lock picking kit to start with before adventuring into the more expensive picks. Arrives here soon. Thanks to you lpl and bb for the great content and reviews. The paclock looks like a good lock and might have to get a set for my dad. 😎👍 keep up the great work despite the naysayers
You do this so effortlessly. Amazing!!! Nice post
I am certain those locks had a worried look about them when they saw LPL.
Not on the site yet, but looking forward to seeing it there. It can be hard to find locks IRL at times that aren't Master Locks, which are a dime a dozen (and you'd be overpaying if you paid that much).
A little late to the party, but watching this video made me think of the time that I realized locks in a flat on store shelves tend to be keyed the same. So one way to get into a lock you didn't buy would be to watch someone pick a lock off a shelf at Home Depot, pick the same type of lock off of the flat they're displayed in, follow them home, and you might have a key to their house soon. Most house locks I've encountered are extremely easy to pick due to large tolerances and simple designs though, which brings another point to mind. I've seen a lot of videos on this channel deal with padlocks, gun locks, and small safes, but not as many deal with door locks. Maybe I've just missed those so far.
Very nice!
I wanted to see the keys bitting. Nice locks!
Home Depot finally wakes up and smells the coffee!!
Sweet! Hope people don't shy away thinking they're aluminum-bodied locks because they aren't made of laminated steel like a lot of retail customers are familiar with in master locks.
There's also the matter that people will have to read the package to tell what the locks are made of, it can't be assumed they they are steel
When you have more trouble opening the package than the lock, you might be the Lockpicking Lawyer.
Thanks for the excellent video. It was funny that you seemed to have more difficulty removing the lock from the packaging than you had picking the lock.
The best padlock my Home Depot sells is a Master Lock M15 which can be raked open in a few seconds.
finally, locks worth recommending to your average person, readily available.
Just imagine LPL being in the locks section of Home Depot stealing locks by picking them out of their package 😂
Why would he steal crappy home depot locks? Your joke doesn't make any sense.
I mean, these locks were from Home Depot
@@emptypoofy9231 They aren't sold at Home Depot yet, that's why he wrote "Coming to Home Depot." I also work at a Home Depot and we don't have these yet.
One minute pick... GREAT!!! I believe You SEE the pins in Your inner eye and Your tactile fingertips do the rest... this is so called extraordinary 'talent'... I respect highly Your art, yes, art! And I love to watch Your artistic presentations, all shown and comented without a bit of arrogance or 'narcism', letting the audience take a look inside of Your 'world'! Thank You a lot of letting me participate and learn from Your passion! Chapeau!!! Greetz from Schwiiz, RoB
I have bought 4 paclocks, Great locks, Great customer service.......
Paclock to Bunnings ASAP please 🤞
Bunnings sells good quality Lockwood padlocks, they're kept hidden in the toolshop though,not in the lock isle with the rubbish masters.
But would be good for more variety too.
There's a good Stanley lock. It comes with hasp for $33
@@dataminetk I know why they are hidden in the tool section..... because people that need to protect their tools on a job site are not going to be willing to buy rubbish.
Now if I'm ever looking for a really good lock at Home Depot I know where to look. Thanks for the info!
@@Gollywog It's the only Stanley one they've got. Not sure just how good it is.
@@dataminetk See my comment above.
Also, I think the reason why they keep the good locks hidden in the tool section is because if they put them in the regular lock section then people won't buy the garbage. This tactic is pretty sad actually.
The only person to pick a lock before it is even unpacked.
Good to see a more pick-resistant lock available with customer-serviceable cores. Yakima (car-top, back of car, and other mounting systems) rack systems have been available with keyed-alike packs of cores (up to eight, when I was selling them ten years ago), and they were okay locks, but far from as resistant to picking as the PacLock stuff.
Thanks for this product recommendation.