30 Pieces Lock Picking Tool Set With 2 Transparent Training Locks and Updated Version Card Kit - 4 Training Levels for Beginner and Locksmith

The sort of thing I have no need for but always wanted, I got this on a whim. And it's a lot of fun! The picks themselves seem well made. Unfortunately the little pouches for, I presume, the tension wrenches are not elasticated, so the wrenches can come loose. Be careful when opening the case! Whilst instructions are provided, they are very basic and the translation rather poor. Looking things up online is more helpful. The two locks provided are good for practice. Being transparent helps you to understand the inner workings. Oddly, despite the description, I've found the cylinder lock to be far easier than the padlock. I can usually pick the cylinder lock within a minute, sometimes under ten seconds. Conversely, I've not managed the padlock yet! And then there's the mini set of picks. Hidden inside a fake credit card (registered to James Bond!) it's a bit gimmicky. The picks lack the plastic handle,s making them a little uncomfortable to use. Despite that, they work.

Included card is a fun gimmick and all included tools feel high quality. The case for the tools is nicely made and mostly fits all tools. The leveraging tools do not have a proper slot in the case however, and could easily get lost if not secured properly. Included locks for teaching feel well made and are definitely useful in learning to use the tools. All seems worth the money overall, but I would recommend securing the leveraging tools together with a rubber band.

Amazing product, amazing seller!! The actual set is brilliant, really easy to get a hang of. I used some online videos to help make sense of the instructions and get some extra perspective, but it does come with an instruction sheet. The seller was absolutely amazing, there was a shipping issue with my order and they responded quickly and completely resolved my issue. Really trustworthy seller with great customer service!

I love this product and while I bought it for the picks themselves and not the practice locks, I was disappointed with the quality of the barrel within the practice padlock. The reason I say this is because with normal use and tension the barrel of the lock is ruined. Now I understand this product is built to a price, but surely it's possible to use harder metals for the barrel than what they're using.

Bought it just to tinker with an old filing cabinet lock to see if I could open it without drilling the lock open. It didn't work on the cabinet lock but works on normal padlocks. Cheers

Very good tools set.

Decent beginners set for the price, I managed to pick both practice locks relatively quickly. Practice locks are not the best quality but they are still good enough for a beginner to practice. Time to get practicing

Listen, I bought this 30-piece lock picking set purely for educational purposes. You know, to understand the mechanics of locks… and definitely not because I locked myself out of the bathroom that one time and had to climb through a window in my underwear while my neighbor watched with quiet disappointment. First impressions: This kit comes with so many tools I felt like the MacGyver of questionable life decisions. Hooks, rakes, tension wrenches—stuff I didn’t know existed but now can’t live without. I still don’t know what half of them do, but I look extremely competent while poking them at things. The included practice lock is transparent, so you can see all the inner workings like some kind of lock-picking MRI. Honestly, it made me feel like Sherlock Holmes if Sherlock was a bit less deductive and a bit more “let’s see what this pokey thing does.” Within a few hours, I was unlocking stuff I didn’t even need to. Suitcases, padlocks, the tiny diary I found from middle school (spoiler: still embarrassing). I may have even unlocked a new personality trait: mildly chaotic, but resourceful. WARNING: This kit may give you false confidence and lead to you attempting to pick locks that aren’t yours. Like your office supply cabinet. Or your neighbor’s shed. Don’t do it. Be cool. Be lock-sporty, not lock-shady. Great value, tons of fun, and now I’m the person everyone calls when they lose their keys. My time has come.