Wowwww 👏👏👏😎. Man ur skills in picking ANYTHING are so on par Yabende! One of the first locksporters I started following. Just a phenomenal all around selection of insane locks picked and gutted! Truely an inspiration to every picker that follows ya! Especially me! Thanks and keep em coming. That lock was crackin!
Nice dude, very cool. Watching you pick this DD lock without a specialized tool somehow makes it feel more approachable and more complicated at the same time 😛
Thanks. Special tools work much better than the classic picks I used, but they take a really long time and energy to make, and I just didn't want to do it.
I was thinking the same. Just a dimple pick and he makes it. It is beyond impressive as I see it, no special tools. Yabende would open Fort Knox with a rusty nail and a bobypin. Seen some of his others movies too, they are amazing. He rocks in my book.
#yabende_1K Big congrats to yabende for hitting his 1K subscriber milestone! 😎🎉👏 For me, this video sums up why he is a pillar of the locksport community. Not only is his skill unparalleled and his explanation super clear, but his unconventional approach (he's picking a disc detainer lock thought to require custom tooling with a standard dimple flag!) teaches you to think outside the box and better understand how things work. What don't I like about his videos? That's a much harder question... if I had to offer something, I'd say that sometimes he makes a key tool modification without even mentioning it, and the color behind those choices is great to hear about. That said, these things always spark great conversation, so just comes down to how much you want to pack into an already rich video.
Thank you for your words, it is very nice - you are another person who mentions , I should pay more attention to the tools I use. As you rightly pointed out, my videos are stuffed to the brim with information and the part describing the tools will make them even longer, but I will definitely do it in videos that will require it - that is, when I use something non-standard. Thanks and good luck
Good afternoon you are very good at unlocking cylinders and mounting the Tokoz pro but if the cylinder has a inside out key for example dimension 30 50 and has another butterfly and not the one I see in the video and it also has a difender it cannot be unlocked. However I emphasize once again without having a tool for mounting you made it perfectly the cylinder congratulations
Thank you for your words of appreciation and for all your comments. As for your comment - you are right, but I only show the weaknesses of each lock on my channel. Just because I managed to pick a lock does not mean that you can open the door - my channel is locksport. Greetings sincerely
Excellent to see another person pick this! Did your key guide ever bend during picking attempts? Both padlocks I picked is was a big risk and happened once badly. Well done as always my friend! ☕Cheers☕
Thanks friend 🙂 The key guide did not bend once, but I used very light tensioning. It was after your adventures that I was afraid to push harder 🙂 cheers ☕
Of course it is difficult. Your question is not stupid - Tokoz Pro is very difficult to pick. In my opinion, it is a lock of black belt difficulty in the LPU classification
Are there any big differences in the mechanism itself and the operating principle of this mechanism between Abloy Protec 2 and Tokoz Pro? Or are they generally very similar?
Both mechanisms are very similar if we consider the principle of operation, but Protec² is much better made and, for example, DBS works much more efficiently.
@@yabende but is Tokoz difficult to open for a thief anyway? Is he much inferior to Abloy in this regard? Or is it equally difficult for a thief to open both locks?
@@Darth-xc6tz Tokoz Pro is very difficult to open, there are minimal chances to open it by manipulation method. Unfortunately, I have only one lock and I do not want to destroy it, but I am afraid that it is possible to open it by force method.
@@yabende nice. But you were sitting in comfortable place and position. So I don't think that burglars will spend more than hour trying to pick it. If only there will be something really valuable
@@user-ij3sv3wy5b You're absolutely right - I've always said that burglars only pick locks in movies. Most high security locks really require a lot of work and skill to open them by manipulation (that's what locksport is all about) - burglars have other methods, far less subtle.
@@user-xk8uq5yc1z Я ни в коем случае не говорю, что открыть этот замок легко - это очень сложно. Я просто показываю, что это возможно - чтобы все видели, что непреодолимых замков не бывает.
Wowwww 👏👏👏😎. Man ur skills in picking ANYTHING are so on par Yabende! One of the first locksporters I started following. Just a phenomenal all around selection of insane locks picked and gutted! Truely an inspiration to every picker that follows ya! Especially me! Thanks and keep em coming. That lock was crackin!
Hey was that core spring loaded? Or ya just manipulating the tensioner?
thanks for your kind words Man
@@SadisticPicker The core is without springs, all the work belonged to the tensioner and pick
@@yabende well deserved I assure you! Hippy pickin Yabende!
@@yabende thanks for answering me!
Excellent picking. Just watched Jon’s lock picking pick this lock.
Wow!! Amazing picking! Great explanation and visual on how the lock works too! Thank you for another great video! 😊
Thanks Jen 🙂 cheers 🍻
@@yabende 😘
wow, fantastic job! you really are on another level.
loved the video, man. thank you for the in depth look, that's a really cool mechanism.
Thanks a lot Man
Woah once again I'm amazed by your skills! Great work as always, cheers!👍😎🍻
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Wow!!! So complicated 🙀
Awesome picking!!!! 😃
Wow again 😅
Thanks for sharing this!!!
🐈⬛🐾🐈🐾🍻⛄️
Thank You Sir ☺
@@yabende 😁👍
Nice dude, very cool. Watching you pick this DD lock without a specialized tool somehow makes it feel more approachable and more complicated at the same time 😛
Thanks. Special tools work much better than the classic picks I used, but they take a really long time and energy to make, and I just didn't want to do it.
I was thinking the same. Just a dimple pick and he makes it. It is beyond impressive as I see it, no special tools. Yabende would open Fort Knox with a rusty nail and a bobypin.
Seen some of his others movies too, they are amazing. He rocks in my book.
Amazing decoding of Tokoz !!!!
How..... how are you doing this is i can't to understand!!!
You Champ of this Sport!!
Good luck Master 👍🔓
#yabende_1K Big congrats to yabende for hitting his 1K subscriber milestone! 😎🎉👏 For me, this video sums up why he is a pillar of the locksport community. Not only is his skill unparalleled and his explanation super clear, but his unconventional approach (he's picking a disc detainer lock thought to require custom tooling with a standard dimple flag!) teaches you to think outside the box and better understand how things work. What don't I like about his videos? That's a much harder question... if I had to offer something, I'd say that sometimes he makes a key tool modification without even mentioning it, and the color behind those choices is great to hear about. That said, these things always spark great conversation, so just comes down to how much you want to pack into an already rich video.
Thank you for your words, it is very nice - you are another person who mentions , I should pay more attention to the tools I use. As you rightly pointed out, my videos are stuffed to the brim with information and the part describing the tools will make them even longer, but I will definitely do it in videos that will require it - that is, when I use something non-standard. Thanks and good luck
Good afternoon you are very good at unlocking cylinders and mounting the Tokoz pro but if the cylinder has a inside out key for example dimension 30 50 and has another butterfly and not the one I see in the video and it also has a difender it cannot be unlocked. However I emphasize once again without having a tool for mounting you made it perfectly the cylinder congratulations
Thank you for your words of appreciation and for all your comments. As for your comment - you are right, but I only show the weaknesses of each lock on my channel. Just because I managed to pick a lock does not mean that you can open the door - my channel is locksport. Greetings sincerely
Δημήτρη όπως φαίνεται ο κύλινδρος ήταν ήδη ανοιχτός πριν ξεκινήσει το peaking 😊.Τα δύο πειράκια ήτανε παραβιασμένα .
Excellent to see another person pick this! Did your key guide ever bend during picking attempts? Both padlocks I picked is was a big risk and happened once badly. Well done as always my friend! ☕Cheers☕
Thanks friend 🙂 The key guide did not bend once, but I used very light tensioning. It was after your adventures that I was afraid to push harder 🙂 cheers ☕
@@yabende Adventure is definitely a good word to describe it lol 😂😆 ☕☕
@@RetepReyem 😜👌☕
sorry for the possibly stupid question, but is this still a hard lock to pick in general?
Of course it is difficult. Your question is not stupid - Tokoz Pro is very difficult to pick. In my opinion, it is a lock of black belt difficulty in the LPU classification
Are there any big differences in the mechanism itself and the operating principle of this mechanism between Abloy Protec 2 and Tokoz Pro? Or are they generally very similar?
Both mechanisms are very similar if we consider the principle of operation, but Protec² is much better made and, for example, DBS works much more efficiently.
@@yabende that is, it is more difficult to open Protec than Tokoz, or is the difference not significant if it concerns the practice of opening a lock?
@@Darth-xc6tz Harder to open Protec, the build quality is much better.
@@yabende but is Tokoz difficult to open for a thief anyway? Is he much inferior to Abloy in this regard? Or is it equally difficult for a thief to open both locks?
@@Darth-xc6tz Tokoz Pro is very difficult to open, there are minimal chances to open it by manipulation method. Unfortunately, I have only one lock and I do not want to destroy it, but I am afraid that it is possible to open it by force method.
Awesome picking yabende 🤜👏👏👏🤛
How long did it take to study this particular cylinder?
In total it took me about one day, to understand the feedback was the most difficult because it is not always clear
@@yabende nice. But you were sitting in comfortable place and position. So I don't think that burglars will spend more than hour trying to pick it. If only there will be something really valuable
@@user-ij3sv3wy5b You're absolutely right - I've always said that burglars only pick locks in movies. Most high security locks really require a lot of work and skill to open them by manipulation (that's what locksport is all about) - burglars have other methods, far less subtle.
Наверное это просто постановка . Открыть дисковый замок таким образом, нереально.
Ваш комментарий ясно показывает, что вы очень мало знаете об этом типе замков
@@yabende Он стоит у меня на двери два года. Но вам повезло открыть.
@@user-xk8uq5yc1z Я ни в коем случае не говорю, что открыть этот замок легко - это очень сложно. Я просто показываю, что это возможно - чтобы все видели, что непреодолимых замков не бывает.
@@yabende тогда вы просто фокусник . Скажите пожалуйста а много специалистов таких как вы ?
@@user-xk8uq5yc1z Я не знаю, я уверен, что есть несколько в мире. С уважением и желаю вам всего наилучшего.