Watched enough of these and am starting to tell when the wave rake is coming out before it does due to how the keys look. Those teeth look little more than nubs.
wow, the toy drop at the end was the ultimate burn for this company. I hope the product engineer that made this POS is watching this and seeing their sales drop.
LPL's wicked sense of humour is always a welcome appearance on his videos. I laughed a lot louder than I should have when he dumped the kiddie locks on the table.
I mean, he could have thrown a bunch of Master locks on the table... But then again, the kiddie locks would also be more pick-resistant... So what he effectively says is: It's still better than Master Lock.
Just wanted to throw out a thank you for your videos! I lost the key to my storage unit, so I actually picked the lock (Master padlock) and it worked! It took me less than 30 seconds to open it once I put tension turner in the right direction 🤭. I know 30 seconds seems like a long time for experienced lock pickers, but I'm a 62 year old newbie lady. I'd say that's not too bad for a novice. Again, thank you! 👍
I worked abouit 9 years for Kwikset in California and another 9 with Schlag in Colorado. Locks are often made with heavier components. Heavier, not necessarily better components. This due to the psychology that people buy locks by weight. Kwikset actually sponsored a study on this in the early 1990's.
@@Ishpeck I think what I love most is that with how monotone he is, it's sometimes hard to tell the deadpan satire from the normal comments. I mean, it was SUPER OBVIOUS here, but other times it's a little hard XD
@@patu8010 Is there a market? Hell yeah there is a market. People want their shit behind a verifiably secure lock, sometimes "good enough" is what you're looking for, other times it's "it'd be easier to tear down the wall".
@@PaoloNovaro Doesn't matter much, to be honest, unless everything beside the lock is also high quality (which is rarely the case), someone trying to steal steal will just go around it using some faster destructive entry methods.
I love it how, when the first raking took just a bit longer than usual, he raked it not one more time like usual but rather two, just to establish dominance.
is it just me or is LPL getting more and more savage with each video? Can't blame him when the calmer "this isn't cutting it" keeps happening and locks are only getting worse it seems, I'd be pretty upset too if I had any investment in security. I'm loving it though btw, dropping in some toys had me rolling.
This is absolutely funny. I was visiting my ma when the notification of this video came up, realised that she uses the same lock to protect some inexpensive garden equipment ( brooms, ect) in a storage cabinet outside on the patio. She bought it pretty recently too, same model. Showed this video to my ma, she didn't believe it. So I quickly went home (I live down the street) to bring my lockpicking tools to rake it myself like 10 minutes ago to show my ma. After two failed rake attempts, I could hear a click and when I pulled the rake out, I saw the cylinder still stuck in it. I was just as shocked as my ma. You can even see in this video how loose the cylinder is on his lock. I bet with a bit of force his would snap too. If I could post pictures in here, I'd show y'all. Pathetic lock. My ma loves you now, LPL :D
@@Nyx773 Yes, is it that hard to believe? I Literally live 3 houses down the street, a solid 2 minute walk from my Ma at most. (If i'm going at a snail's pace)
I had a similar Master lock on our hangar for decades. I never told my airplane partner, but once I forgot my keys, and opened the thing with the tools at hand. To be fair, I used to repossess motorcycles, so I was quite used to opening padlocks, but I didn't even have my lock kit! That was more than a decade ago. And I'm not shocked at the lack of progress.
My local U-Haul storage place requires all tenants to use these types of locks. If there's one thing that this channel has taught me, it's that the only effective protection of private property is a gun.
Dear LPL, could you, in a future video, spend some time explaining the difficulties in manufacturing and the costs associated with adding serrated and/or spooled pins to a lock? I'm curious how easy or hard it is for manufacturers to provide better protection against the simplest of raking attacks.
When he mentioned the "superior" protection I laughed. When I saw the rake come out I grimaced. When he picked it with no special spools I just shook my head. Great video yet again. Always a good time.
I see way too many products that have been used in government buildings on this channel. Still, always appreciate that subtle sass, makes the day a little brighter.
Whenever the wave rake comes out I get this queasy feeling in my stomach that one gets when driving over a bump or experiencing a drop in a ride in an amusement park.
As someone who worked in the storage industry and has tons of experience with those types of disc locks, the only "cutting" protection it offers is against someone with a pair of bolt cutters. The way the lock is designed, the housing is usually too wide for most smaller bolt cutters to get around, and the exposed part of the shackle isn't that great once it's on a latch. A cordless angle grinder and a metal cut-off wheel will get through that lock in likely less than 30 seconds. The others with the thicker housing, probably around a minute to 90 seconds, tops.
This is actually an amazing lock! My last was made of cardboard, so this is actually a massive upgrade. Tbh, it's similar to early IT Security. For the average Joe, even a terrible lock will pose a problem for untrained people, however there are more than enough humans in any given place that at least one criminal would have learnt to rake for security reasons.
Every storage facility I ever used demanded I use their preferred lock and this one was the most common by a wide margin. Never knew why. I assume it has to do more with legal liability than actual security.
Woah the comparison is brutal. I have seen LPL open stuff and mention the flaws but this is on another level. Thank you sir for a well presented video. ( spelling edit)
You induced the most intense laugh I had in months! Thankfully I was watching you on the smartphone, and had no drinks in my hands - I would have spilled it everywhere. It is 16:00 BST now here, and a lovely weather complements the day - your masterstroke of indirect but strong humour has been the cherry on the virtual cake of today - only an expert alderman could have turned the purported meaning of the word "superior" upside down, in such skillful manner. The $15 your friend paid for this comic padlock are well worth all the laughs! My compliments! Anthony
At this point, I’m convinced that LPL’s definition of“superior pick resistance” would have to involve: a depleted uranium casing, a shackle so precisely machined that it would be like of of those videos where you can’t see the cut lines in a block but then you lift it and a shape appears as if by magic, Gears made of tungsten, And any magnets involved would have to have an attraction force of 75lbs 😂
None of that would affect pick resistance. Moreover LPL isn't looking for an unpickable lock unpickable locks are few and far between the question is always how much time will it take to pick the lock. To that end it seemed clear he was looking only for spools/serrated pins to give this lock the benefit of the doubt.
I had this style of lock but it was labeled "ABUS". Used it to lock up my 53' semi trailer before I retired. One early morning I went to unlock it when making a delivery. On my keyring I had a key for a "Yale" padlock that I used at home. In the darkness I had used the "Yale" key to unlock the "ABUS" padlock. It required just a little jiggling which I passed off to road grit and lack of lubrication. The same key blank fitted both locks. The saying is very true, "Locks only keep honest people honest...."
It’s not often that LPL makes an unsubstantiated claim. Until he’s raked that fire truck open, I am inclined to believe that the lock may have better pick resistance!
This was the first lock I ever picked when I started picking locks a few months back as a hobby because I just happen to have this lying around from my move. Kinda jarring when I realized this was what was protecting my thousands of dollars worth of stuff in my pod
I used to work in a social assistance program and we had a shipping container for storing donated furniture for our clients. It had one of those round locks. I knew it wasn't really secure but figured that anyone who got inside would only find old chairs and tables etc, and once the news got out to the 'I wonder what's in here' crowd, it was safe enough. The worst problem we had was one of our workers who kept losing his key, borrowing somebody else's and then losing that as well. We had to have lots of copies in the office because of this guy. I guess we should have had the key hanging on a hook near the lock.
In court with LPL as your lawyer: Your honor, my client is innocent. We can see here that the state's case is vulnerable to a simple bump attack. I'm going to take a try with this children's squeaky hammer and .... yep, the case falls apart.
I have one of these from my storage place. I used a different lock for my unit so they actually gave me this one for free where they normally charge $20. I've been thinking about sending it your way. I can get it open within 1-2 seconds with a single pin pick, so I can only imagine what you would do. It looks identical to this PODS one. They also sell the round body sliding combo lock of the same type
I'd love to see a McGuyver episode or series where instead of testing new locks, you test methods of lock picking from using common items against common locks.
I have a lock similar to that I got from PODS and it was one of the first locks I was able to pick open. Only one pin needed to be pushed up and the thing opens. Also, comparing to toy locks was savage, nice job!
yep... I had a similar lock from CubeSmart literally if I didn't pull the key out just the right way, you would be able to open it just by inserting something just enough into the keyway to allow you to turn it. That was a fluke, though, as I previously got two others that did lock every time as expected, no finagling it to ensure it's properly locked.
Really enjoying your content over here in Silver Spring, MD. Also, the tools your web site sells are terrific! Superior tools make the work easier and the hobby more enjoyable.
Could be worse - we were going through some stuff in an unused storeroom at work and found a petty cash box that was locked (cheap wafer lock) with no key. Took me about 5 seconds to open it with a paper clip. Everyone was amazed, but anyone that knows anything about picking probably would say it took me 5 seconds too long. :-D
Could the "superior pick resistance" be a misunderstanding of the term of art, and they actually mean "superior bypass resistance", because you can't shim it?
Probably not; there is a "truth in advertising" law, but if there is no codified standard for "pick resistance" then you can legally put whatever the hell you want on your package. As far as I know. If I'm wrong, LPL's channel is going to be a gold mine of lawsuits...
I was thinking about cutting the video after the lock first opened, but stayed to the end because I knew some great way of insulting the company would come at the end. I was not disappointed.
Haha, I used a PODS shipping container this summer to move, but I did not use their lock (wasn't offered one), but rather put a Master No. 1 on it, which I have been repeatedly picking open for practice over the past week. I guess if anyone seriously wanted my stuff they would have had no difficulty getting it.
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You know it's bad when the wave rake appears.
😂 pretty much!
Yep. I saw that and thought, "damn, he is getting the WAVE RAKE!?" 😂
Watched enough of these and am starting to tell when the wave rake is coming out before it does due to how the keys look. Those teeth look little more than nubs.
There's some comfort to be had in the fact that at least he didn't use the jiggler.
The video already ended when he pulled the wave rake, but the end credit is quite a good burn.
wow, the toy drop at the end was the ultimate burn for this company. I hope the product engineer that made this POS is watching this and seeing their sales drop.
Like pouring napalm in an open wound.
Come on man put a Spoiler alert 😂
There sales aren’t going to drop because they sell them with storage units.
Kindly from now on put a spoiler warning in the comment.
I was expecting a box of Masterlocks though.
LPL's wicked sense of humour is always a welcome appearance on his videos. I laughed a lot louder than I should have when he dumped the kiddie locks on the table.
Gorgeous, that mic drop with the toy locks is genius!!
I haven't laughed till I snorted at a YT video in months, until tonight.
I was expecting a twist tie off a loaf of bread, myself.
Me too!
I mean, he could have thrown a bunch of Master locks on the table... But then again, the kiddie locks would also be more pick-resistant...
So what he effectively says is: It's still better than Master Lock.
Just wanted to throw out a thank you for your videos! I lost the key to my storage unit, so I actually picked the lock (Master padlock) and it worked! It took me less than 30 seconds to open it once I put tension turner in the right direction 🤭. I know 30 seconds seems like a long time for experienced lock pickers, but I'm a 62 year old newbie lady. I'd say that's not too bad for a novice. Again, thank you! 👍
The superior lock picking feature was the grit inside the key way.
Imagine without the metal filings in there.. a breath of cool morning air would be enough to open it.
Superior grit
That feature will fade away after a while.
grit lock
That’s what I was thinking. They poured sand in the lock so the rake would be slower.
Petition for the LPL video on picking those toy locks. ❤
"Looks like we have a zero cut on one, a zero cut on two, a zero cut on three, a zero cut on four, aaaaand we got this open."
@@HariSeldon913 Tbh that would take longer to say than the time he took to wave rake this lock, implying the toy locks would be more pick resistant
@@Torauth LPL has shown before that he goes a lot faster without the commentary.
Petition granted!
Would be a good Father's Day episode.
I worked abouit 9 years for Kwikset in California and another 9 with Schlag in Colorado. Locks are often made with heavier components. Heavier, not necessarily better components. This due to the psychology that people buy locks by weight. Kwikset actually sponsored a study on this in the early 1990's.
They should do a study on how to make better locks. Maybe that would increase sales.
@@igmusicandflying Oh my sweet summer child, humans don't care about actual quality
@@leolopp was my sarcasm not apparent or something?
@@igmusicandflyingNot really no
@@igmusicandflying yes the sarcasm was apparent. Wasn’t his?
I've never seen LPL drop the mic as hard as he did at the end of this video. That was hilarious!
He spiked it like a football. Absolutely savage.
The punchline of this video is one of the best ever. That's the level of sardonic finesse that only LPL could deliver!
Nah. He could have burned two companies at once if he had dropped a MasterLock.
@@DerAlex86 Or included the master lock in the collection of toys he showed here?
@@Ishpeck I think what I love most is that with how monotone he is, it's sometimes hard to tell the deadpan satire from the normal comments. I mean, it was SUPER OBVIOUS here, but other times it's a little hard XD
I can use 2 locks on my storage. The school bus lock would be hilarious as the second.
You just have to hope they have superior burn resistance for that drop at the end.
Witty, not spoilery, well done!
That was savage. I was dying.
There's a fire truck, it's okay.
That was brutal I was just expecting the usual suspect, I'm still LMAO.
We don`t need to think about burn resistance. There`s already no roast resistance, as shown by the LPL.
Am I the only one who would love to see LPL make a set of locks? He's got all the pick stuff down, time to make locks.
He should. He'd make a fortune
Those would be some expensive premium locks. Is there a market for those? Maybe a limited batch for collectors or picking enthusiasts.
@@patu8010 Is there a market? Hell yeah there is a market. People want their shit behind a verifiably secure lock, sometimes "good enough" is what you're looking for, other times it's "it'd be easier to tear down the wall".
@@PaoloNovaro Doesn't matter much, to be honest, unless everything beside the lock is also high quality (which is rarely the case), someone trying to steal steal will just go around it using some faster destructive entry methods.
My conclusion is:
Can't be done.
Wow, even as a child, LPL knew his path in life. Who knew that a childs toy would lead to a career. Thanks for sharing.
I love it how, when the first raking took just a bit longer than usual, he raked it not one more time like usual but rather two, just to establish dominance.
They took that personally.
@@jaywilkey1323 They should
It took less time once he got the magic pixie dust out of it.... ;o)
And then actually picked it too, not because he needed to, but because he just wanted more sense feedback about any pick resistance.x
The slow first one was the fluke
The box of toy locks killed me 😂 LPL throwing shade
So much better than a Mike drop.
@@benje302 Mike says to stop dropping him and that you probably mean to spell it as "mic".
That's more than throwing shade, that's dark side of the moon shade.
So much shade...
To be fair, we haven't seen LPL open those box of locks. (Next video?)
"Makes raking a lot harder than you'd expect for a lock of it's quality."
God, that is a hell of a backhanded compliment there.
is it just me or is LPL getting more and more savage with each video? Can't blame him when the calmer "this isn't cutting it" keeps happening and locks are only getting worse it seems, I'd be pretty upset too if I had any investment in security. I'm loving it though btw, dropping in some toys had me rolling.
Tbh, lpl is the avgn of the locksport community. Without the angry part, obviously.
He's getting influenced by McNally
This is absolutely funny.
I was visiting my ma when the notification of this video came up, realised that she uses the same lock to protect some inexpensive garden equipment ( brooms, ect) in a storage cabinet outside on the patio. She bought it pretty recently too, same model.
Showed this video to my ma, she didn't believe it. So I quickly went home (I live down the street) to bring my lockpicking tools to rake it myself like 10 minutes ago to show my ma. After two failed rake attempts, I could hear a click and when I pulled the rake out, I saw the cylinder still stuck in it. I was just as shocked as my ma.
You can even see in this video how loose the cylinder is on his lock. I bet with a bit of force his would snap too.
If I could post pictures in here, I'd show y'all. Pathetic lock. My ma loves you now, LPL :D
You did all that and write it up in the 30 minutes from when it was posted to you commenting?
@@Nyx773 Some channels have memberships that let you watch videos early.
@@Nyx773 He also lives down the street to his mother like he said, for a video that is less than 2:30 long that is perfectly reasonable
@@Nyx773 Yes, is it that hard to believe? I Literally live 3 houses down the street, a solid 2 minute walk from my Ma at most. (If i'm going at a snail's pace)
Upload to imgur or something and paste the link here?
I was hoping we'd see a test of the cutting "resistance" as well.
with what? a butter knife? 🤣😂
@@supernova874 Nah, one of those "superior cutting power" keys in the box. I heard #4 dont play...
Very few locks are cut resistant now that you can buy a cordless grinder for next to nothing.
@@--_DJ_-- And after buy it, you're cutting through the thin body in half a minute.
Using his toy cutting tools.
I used pods a few years ago to move some of my most precious things. Glad you waited to put this video out.
I love Bogotá’s, I can’t wait until my set of picks from Covert Industries comes in this week.
I want to see the toy locks getting picked, interesting key style!
I had a similar Master lock on our hangar for decades. I never told my airplane partner, but once I forgot my keys, and opened the thing with the tools at hand. To be fair, I used to repossess motorcycles, so I was quite used to opening padlocks, but I didn't even have my lock kit!
That was more than a decade ago. And I'm not shocked at the lack of progress.
Asking for a friend , where is this hanger at? 😛
@@mohdnazimrosli8535 Coat hanger?
My local U-Haul storage place requires all tenants to use these types of locks. If there's one thing that this channel has taught me, it's that the only effective protection of private property is a gun.
Dear LPL, could you, in a future video, spend some time explaining the difficulties in manufacturing and the costs associated with adding serrated and/or spooled pins to a lock? I'm curious how easy or hard it is for manufacturers to provide better protection against the simplest of raking attacks.
The cost of spooled pins is very low. But that would also require better tolerances in the machining, which is way more expensive comparatively.
Dropping of the toy locks was my first lol on CZcams in a while, NGL. Thanks for that.
The way LPL throws that box of masterlocks on the table at the end , wow !!
When he mentioned the "superior" protection I laughed. When I saw the rake come out I grimaced. When he picked it with no special spools I just shook my head. Great video yet again. Always a good time.
When "Superior Pick Resistance" was mentioned on the features... I knew the wave rake was coming out!
Manufacturer: Superior pick protection.
LPL: Here I have a wave rake
I have this exact lock securing my storage unit. I will be replacing it immediately
Thanks for showing every one how to pick the lock. Well at least 14,000 people.
“I didn’t feel anything at all” - brings me back to an embarrassing night in high school… 😢😂
ROFL - Love the little digs you sometimes put at the end of the videos. That one was awesome.
Oh man the burns are getting better/more severe. Nice one H! 👍
I see way too many products that have been used in government buildings on this channel. Still, always appreciate that subtle sass, makes the day a little brighter.
Whenever the wave rake comes out I get this queasy feeling in my stomach that one gets when driving over a bump or experiencing a drop in a ride in an amusement park.
The toy box killed me. LPL's burns are getting really hot XD
I knew it was bad when I saw the key and was not disappointed, but the toy locks at the end were a great touch
It provides superior resistance to lockpicking and cutting when compared to a plastic zip-tie.
I just rented a pod for extra storage during a remodeling project. Im so happy I opted against buying the lock.
Lock Picking Lawyer just destroyed another lock company properly. As a German I am impressed
This one was a classic. The toy locks at the end were gold. Keep doing these videos, I enjoy them.
As someone who worked in the storage industry and has tons of experience with those types of disc locks, the only "cutting" protection it offers is against someone with a pair of bolt cutters. The way the lock is designed, the housing is usually too wide for most smaller bolt cutters to get around, and the exposed part of the shackle isn't that great once it's on a latch.
A cordless angle grinder and a metal cut-off wheel will get through that lock in likely less than 30 seconds. The others with the thicker housing, probably around a minute to 90 seconds, tops.
The level of sass that has been in the last couple of videos is excellent.
This is actually an amazing lock! My last was made of cardboard, so this is actually a massive upgrade. Tbh, it's similar to early IT Security. For the average Joe, even a terrible lock will pose a problem for untrained people, however there are more than enough humans in any given place that at least one criminal would have learnt to rake for security reasons.
Oof. That dig at the end. Lmfao.
Bad burn right there. 😂
Every storage facility I ever used demanded I use their preferred lock and this one was the most common by a wide margin. Never knew why. I assume it has to do more with legal liability than actual security.
that box of toys was one of the best burns in this channel
Woah the comparison is brutal. I have seen LPL open stuff and mention the flaws but this is on another level. Thank you sir for a well presented video.
( spelling edit)
You induced the most intense laugh I had in months!
Thankfully I was watching you on the smartphone, and had no drinks in my hands - I would have spilled it everywhere.
It is 16:00 BST now here, and a lovely weather complements the day - your masterstroke of indirect but strong humour has been the cherry on the virtual cake of today - only an expert alderman could have turned the purported meaning of the word "superior" upside down, in such skillful manner.
The $15 your friend paid for this comic padlock are well worth all the laughs!
My compliments!
Anthony
LPL taking the gloves off! 2 videos in a row throwing some serious shade!!
Burns are getting hotter, and i absolutely love where this is going. :)
Your videos are always a treat. The amount of humor you fit into roasting lock companies and the locks themselves is phenomenal.
At this point, I’m convinced that LPL’s definition of“superior pick resistance” would have to involve:
a depleted uranium casing,
a shackle so precisely machined that it would be like of of those videos where you can’t see the cut lines in a block but then you lift it and a shape appears as if by magic,
Gears made of tungsten,
And any magnets involved would have to have an attraction force of 75lbs 😂
And all of that at the bottom of the Marianna's Trench
Or, a Bowley lock.
Wouldn't he just use a strong enough magnet to open it up though?🤔
Magnet either attract or push away anywho....
None of that would affect pick resistance.
Moreover LPL isn't looking for an unpickable lock unpickable locks are few and far between the question is always how much time will it take to pick the lock. To that end it seemed clear he was looking only for spools/serrated pins to give this lock the benefit of the doubt.
he said it in the video. just some security pins. it's wild how low the bar is, and yet how cheap these lock making companies are.
The LPL commentary …. IT BURNS! Brilliant as always
I had this style of lock but it was labeled "ABUS". Used it to lock up my 53' semi trailer before I retired. One early morning I went to unlock it when making a delivery. On my keyring I had a key for a "Yale" padlock that I used at home. In the darkness I had used the "Yale" key to unlock the "ABUS" padlock. It required just a little jiggling which I passed off to road grit and lack of lubrication. The same key blank fitted both locks. The saying is very true, "Locks only keep honest people honest...."
It’s not often that LPL makes an unsubstantiated claim. Until he’s raked that fire truck open, I am inclined to believe that the lock may have better pick resistance!
Notice the bitting on the toy keys, might work with a warded pick or turning tool alone .
This was the first lock I ever picked when I started picking locks a few months back as a hobby because I just happen to have this lying around from my move. Kinda jarring when I realized this was what was protecting my thousands of dollars worth of stuff in my pod
You offered me a superior level of humor ! Thank you.
I used to work in a social assistance program and we had a shipping container for storing donated furniture for our clients. It had one of those round locks. I knew it wasn't really secure but figured that anyone who got inside would only find old chairs and tables etc, and once the news got out to the 'I wonder what's in here' crowd, it was safe enough. The worst problem we had was one of our workers who kept losing his key, borrowing somebody else's and then losing that as well. We had to have lots of copies in the office because of this guy. I guess we should have had the key hanging on a hook near the lock.
He should've been fired after the third time. Supporting someone's bad habit will never get rid of it.
THE SICK *BURN* IN THE END😂🤣 I LOVE HOW LAWYERS HAVE SENSE OF GREAT HUMOR
In court with LPL as your lawyer: Your honor, my client is innocent. We can see here that the state's case is vulnerable to a simple bump attack. I'm going to take a try with this children's squeaky hammer and .... yep, the case falls apart.
Every time I see the wave-rake... I smile.
Manufactures get away with stating whatever they want because "buyer beware." Thank you LPL for exposing the flaws!
Come on!!! I want to see one of those plastic padlocks picked!!!😀
I have one of these from my storage place. I used a different lock for my unit so they actually gave me this one for free where they normally charge $20. I've been thinking about sending it your way. I can get it open within 1-2 seconds with a single pin pick, so I can only imagine what you would do. It looks identical to this PODS one.
They also sell the round body sliding combo lock of the same type
Ouch! I felt that burn all the way over here!
You know it's good when it's getting compared to a key to for kids
I'd love to see a McGuyver episode or series where instead of testing new locks, you test methods of lock picking from using common items against common locks.
I have a lock similar to that I got from PODS and it was one of the first locks I was able to pick open. Only one pin needed to be pushed up and the thing opens.
Also, comparing to toy locks was savage, nice job!
yep... I had a similar lock from CubeSmart literally if I didn't pull the key out just the right way, you would be able to open it just by inserting something just enough into the keyway to allow you to turn it.
That was a fluke, though, as I previously got two others that did lock every time as expected, no finagling it to ensure it's properly locked.
Really enjoying your content over here in Silver Spring, MD. Also, the tools your web site sells are terrific! Superior tools make the work easier and the hobby more enjoyable.
I was going to comment "In Pods defence, raking is not picking."
Then out comes the hook!
To be fair, we have not seen how hard to pick are the 6 padlocks shown at the end
there are 1000 dollar locks i am sure he wouldn't be able to pick
@@monkeyoperator1360 link em! If they aren't Bowley, I believe he would.
You are just savage with your excellent words. You must be an amazing lawyer.
Epic shade was thrown at the end there!
Extra Space Storage required me to purchase their version of that same POS lock when I rented a unit from them.
Imagine a MasterLock in the box with toy locks.
If this were Toy Story, the choo-choo lock toys and keys would just get up and leave.
Nah, the Master locks go in the next box down.
whenever LPL pulls out wave rack means that lock is a toy
The lawyer aspect kicks in at the end.
2:22 this part sent me flying😂😂😂 nothing can heal that burn
This channel is becoming less of a lock-picking and more of a comedy-shaming. I like it :)
PODS needs to stop selling these locks because they're lying to their customers. That said, bringing in those toy locks was HILARIOUS!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've never heard anything good about PODS, so I suspect this just falls right in line with what you can expect in dealing with the company.
@@-Ricky_Spanish- Fair enough.
They have a Twitter account 😈
@@NathanaelNewton Go fucking figure.
I'm happy there was a firetruck in the final set of locks because it would be needed after his last comment about the quality of the padlock.
It's never a compliment when someone says: "I didn't feel anything at all!" :-)
One day LPL, & Bosnian Bill team-up and create their own tool to show that Bowley locks are not pickproof😁
Keep up the great content👍
bosnianbill retired, he is no longer making videos
@@michaelking3327
It’s the thought that counts.
LPL, your humor never ceases to make this old, cynical, jaded man laugh. And sir, this is quite the feat indeed.
Now that last move was just vicious!!
I have the Harbor Freight version of this lock. Can confirm that the wave rake works on that one too.
It is superior to some Master Locks that can be opened by a comb pick. You at least had to have a rake to open this one.
Give me a Bic and a butter knife lol
BosnianBill once open a padlock by putting in the tension wrench...
Could be worse - we were going through some stuff in an unused storeroom at work and found a petty cash box that was locked (cheap wafer lock) with no key. Took me about 5 seconds to open it with a paper clip. Everyone was amazed, but anyone that knows anything about picking probably would say it took me 5 seconds too long. :-D
I bet those toys still have better security than Master locks
The grittiness is obviously the superior pick resistance...
that was some shade at the end. loving it :)
Epic Burn
lol the end is gold
Damnn.... you can feel his contempt for this lock.
That "mic" drop at the end is a good zinger. 😂😂
Could the "superior pick resistance" be a misunderstanding of the term of art, and they actually mean "superior bypass resistance", because you can't shim it?
Probably not; there is a "truth in advertising" law, but if there is no codified standard for "pick resistance" then you can legally put whatever the hell you want on your package. As far as I know. If I'm wrong, LPL's channel is going to be a gold mine of lawsuits...
Well... superior is not a synonym for good. It just means that it is (should be) better than something else.
Never been this early for an LPL video
I was thinking about cutting the video after the lock first opened, but stayed to the end because I knew some great way of insulting the company would come at the end. I was not disappointed.
Haha, I used a PODS shipping container this summer to move, but I did not use their lock (wasn't offered one), but rather put a Master No. 1 on it, which I have been repeatedly picking open for practice over the past week. I guess if anyone seriously wanted my stuff they would have had no difficulty getting it.