Have you been struggling to break into a house recently? Feel that your safe breaking skills have gone rusty? This is the PERFECT deal for you!
With an almost perfect 4.9/5.0 score from 290 reviewers you can be certain that this is the product to relearn the fine art of burglary from - it includes a transparent lock that allows you to see exactly whats going on inside as well as 12 different lock picks to replace your venerable paper clip for.
Whether you require it for stealing a certain lawnmower from your neighbor's shed or simply for teaching your kids some valuable life skills, this is the perfect product to buy and at only £8.34 it's a steal...
Top comments
Dragon32
29 Oct 1631#6
Hot as will pay for itself after the first use. :wink:
depends on what your stealing, last job I did was a piece of cake, disabled alarm, picked lock on front door, used super glue and tape to get finger print for the safe and then even bigger safe had to use liquid nitrogen to expand the old metal and it came off its hinges, all that and it was some old motorcycle suit (I thought) :sunglasses:
Latest comments (88)
majestic2012
7 Nov 16#88
Has anybody received this yet?
morero
31 Oct 16#87
For tuition Crimewatch on BBC.
Return all the equipment except the balaclava. Just take a brick, or hammer and a screwdriver, they are cheaper and will get into 95% of houses quicker than any of the equipment you bought, bar the sledge hammer. :smiley:
DavieJones
31 Oct 16#86
You're joking aren't you? I've gone and bought a black jacket now, and don't have enough money to buy a blue and white stripped jumper or disguise kit. I'm going to have to wait until next pay day now. I don't want to look like an amateur when I start!!
magpiecleaningco
31 Oct 16#85
To let you know how a cylinder key works. When you put the key in, all the pins become the same height allowing the barrel to turn . Or so I'm told...! You aint seen me right.....
omendata
31 Oct 161#84
I see most of the buyers come from Syria!
Nice to know all those nice children from Calais will be training themselves to get a job eh!
Hmmmm
senga21lisa
30 Oct 16#83
There's a special kind of key for that, it's called a tongue, Ann summers can help with the right tools for that job :stuck_out_tongue:
Loudmouth
30 Oct 16#82
No self respecting burglar would be seen in a black jacket. It's common practise to use a blue and white striped jumper. And maybe a cunning disguise with the moustache that hangs off the glasses.
dickhughes
30 Oct 16#81
@andynicol - nice one!
fr0d0
30 Oct 16#80
A lot of commercial locks are as poor as this one it's true. You get what you pay for. If you've watched some videos you'll know that some locks are extremely difficult to pick, and defeat experts.
soldierboy001
30 Oct 16#79
In stock usually dispatched I 1 working day, just looked again.
hukdbro
30 Oct 16#78
Damn gone
SBarnez
30 Oct 16#77
It's sold out at that price.
MeneerSmith
30 Oct 161#76
Good clothes? Damn, now I know how the bankers and politicians have been getting away with their thieving.
The police can open a locked door in seconds using a special device. It consists of a heavy metal tube with handles on it that is applied judiciously to the door lock.
Alex235
30 Oct 16#71
A car and/or a getaway driver :wink:
alebastra
30 Oct 16#70
Good tool for Christmas special. Stay safe, stay legal;)
Meathotukdeals
30 Oct 16#69
Get in!
rossmcd1980
30 Oct 16#68
geek does it cheaper
tawse57
30 Oct 16#67
If? Won't it soon be obligatory in Europe for women to wear chastity belts? Didn't I read that Merkel is going to make it law?
blueroo
30 Oct 16#66
If it was a piece of cake you were making disappear i tend to use a fork.
des12
30 Oct 16#65
These picklocks will break, better off getting the skeleton key that is unbreakable.
spacemunkeyuk
30 Oct 16#64
I got one a few weeks ago, brilliant product and quite easy to get the hang of once you've read the instructions or watched some videos. I thought maybe they had supplied a trick lock which was purposely easy, but then I tried on other pad locks and worked on those too. Very cool product :-)
Mathaeus
30 Oct 16#63
That where you are wrong.. The police need criminals! Or they'd be out of work! The police have a net with holes in, some get caught but some get away and that's the way they like it.. Crime could be cut in half over night if we only eradicated the injustice of poverty but that would be too easy :/
jameshvc
30 Oct 16#62
Note that it receives a fakespot grade of F, suggesting that the reviews and high score are not to be trusted. I would guess this applies to the reviews on the Banggood.com site also.http://fakespot.com/product/15-piece-unlocking-lock-pick-set-key-extractor-tool-transparent-practice-padlocks
LesD
30 Oct 16#61
'Cos for that they don't actually have to do anything! Just send out the penalty notices from the cameras. And that's probably done by a computer.
shadey12
30 Oct 161#60
maybe Santa uses these now we have no chimneys.
Rich44
30 Oct 162#59
Hello amazon support? Hi im at the neighbours house & I can't get this lockpick set you sold me to work, can you talk me through it please? My TV has just blown up & they've got a 55" 4k TV just sitting there....
shadey12
30 Oct 162#58
i know there are cut backs in education, but is this really a good career.
gragerslade
30 Oct 16#57
Speaking as a retd Locksmith, its adequate. Cheap padlocks are a piece of **** to pick anyway and there are easier ways to open them. It all comes down to the quality of the lock.
fr0d0
30 Oct 161#56
eBay sell them separately for £2.50 delivered.
There's another model plastic see through lock on eBay that you assemble yourself which is reportedly more of a challenge... The above lock is only held by two pins.
There are more expensive cutaway brass locks and also repinnable ones for £18 that will last you years.
Having said that, I got a see through one for my kids so that they weren't discouraged easily.
shadey12
30 Oct 163#55
a big black bag with the word SWAG in big white letters printed on it.
then I think you are good to go.
soldierboy001
30 Oct 16#54
That must be the days I go to get my pension, I thought it was me coming back with money that gave her a smile on her face.
P.S. I'm not the husband, I'm a satisfier.
Ism10
30 Oct 161#53
No need to be so picky :smiley:
soldierboy001
30 Oct 16#52
Banggood free post and package, just a slower deliver charge and where do you think the Amazon one came from originally. I shop with Banggood regularly for years and only had one problem, a long wait for a restock but the value for money it was worth the wait.
sshooie
30 Oct 16#51
Not if it was a pound shop padlock...
DavieJones
30 Oct 161#50
Thanks OP
I never knew all this existed. I have become an expert in the past hour using google.
Just bought myself, a set of lock picks, a bump key, a credit card pick set, a fire brigade master key set, a mortice lock set, a set of lock jiggler keys, a DIY lock breakers manual for beginners, a balaclava, black jacket and trousers and a sledge hammer.
Can any pro advise what I may have forgotten?
Mex5150
30 Oct 16#49
Although handy for a total beginner, the picks that come with these are usually horrible.
As for the burglary aspect, no common thief is going to spend the time to learn how to use them when bolt-cutters are so much quicker and easier (hell you could even shim a padlock if you didn't want to leave a broken lock quicker and easier).
fishmaster
30 Oct 161#48
Nothing wrong with me dressing up as an Elf and pretending I'm in Skyrim when opening my garage to get my bike out in the morning is there? I might even buy these lockpicks too.
cb-uk
30 Oct 16#47
Or just use a bump key ;-)
moreron
30 Oct 161#46
Well once you grind away the wards, there is only a few common key you need.
Picked a 2 leaver using two allen keys and small and large vice grip. The larger vice grip acted a constant pressure provider on the bolt
nublets2k
30 Oct 16#45
Also available on Amazon Prime for 61p more :smiley:.
Slightly upsetting that I paid about 20 quid for something similar without the practice lock. Silly me for not checking elsewhere. :disappointed:
Lots of fun to be had if you have a bit of tuition and a lot of patience. Tho I think the practice lock is going to be very helpful for the visual learner, I know I would still really like one. Anyone know if it's available separately?
RoosterNo1
30 Oct 16#42
Youll be lucky to have the police interested if youve HAD A BURGLARY... i wouldnt worry about buying these !
madarhin
30 Oct 16#41
It's hardly a brag.. I get in to his wife 4 times a month!
MrAoo
30 Oct 16#40
I have this set and it is really good ! I purchased it off amazon but it does the job
backyard
30 Oct 16#39
In the 3 odd times I've been stopped not once have I been searched. If you wear good clothes you can rob anywhere.
youcantbeserious
30 Oct 16#26
If the cops catch you with this out and about you could have a serious problem!
These are good for the money, the cheaper ones are a waste of money. The padlock is easy but a good starting point.
dezontk to youcantbeserious
30 Oct 16#38
Yep, "going equipped" is the offence I believe. All depends on the circumstances of what it looks like you're up to and your reasoning. Had this hobby for a few years now, someone in the family does it professionally. Always cringe when these deals come up.
red23
30 Oct 16#37
doesn't stop sore heads though
thrower74
30 Oct 16#36
great description :smile:
afroylnt
29 Oct 161#12
Not sure I would want to state my home address to get this item delivered; surely Police do a look up on who's purchased ths item when local burglaries occur.....:stuck_out_tongue:
shadey12 to afroylnt
29 Oct 162#18
i don't know which area you live in. I seriously cannot see west Yorkshire police getting in touch with every retailer of these. easier to hang about down the local pawn shop or drug dealers. imagine them checking receipts for bolt cutters or slide hammers every time a car or shed was done.
tek-monkey to afroylnt
29 Oct 16#20
Cops are yet to visit me, got 2 sets via Amazon. These have been available for years, quite interesting to play with. Very popular with computer programmers for some reason.
oddballjamie to afroylnt
30 Oct 164#35
You have way too much faith in the Police, lucky if you get a visit and a crime number after a break-in.
They are far more interested in catching the burglar speeding.
tagteam3283
30 Oct 16#34
secret santa sorted
ianmcshane7777
30 Oct 16#33
funniest deal I've ever seen heat just for that I'm actually having one delivered today off Amazon that was £13 so this is a great deal.
Nox1
30 Oct 16#32
Great for a budding new career or when the missus changes the locks
James_dean
30 Oct 161#31
he forgot the part where he drilled the safe door and filled it with water first... sure I've seen that done somewhere else before :laughing:
majestic2012
30 Oct 16#30
Damn you, Scott!
Gavin01
30 Oct 161#29
dont know if that one works, but if your any good you can get into almost any lock apart from chub types.........although im sure there is way with them,
i can get into normal double glazed upvc doors in about 4 mins............not burglar standard i know lol!#
great fun!
simate
30 Oct 16#28
Love the description. A crow bar is cheaper though lol.
ben5363
30 Oct 163#27
Cops wont visit me if I called them, I think you're safe.
MeneerSmith
30 Oct 164#25
Will use this to pick my neighbours padlock on his garden gate every few nights from now on. Not to steal anything, just to make him think he is going senile and forgetting to padlock it. :smiley:
Will this help me get in to my wife more than once a month?
shadey12 to red23
29 Oct 164#16
if she's wearing a chastity belt.
blueroo to red23
29 Oct 1626#21
No need to brag
corred1964
29 Oct 163#19
You did well to defeat the laws of physics as the cooling of the liquid nitrogen would have contracted rather than expanded the metal.......bloody amateur ;-)
corred1964
29 Oct 164#15
Get a lock pick gun.....much easier & no skill required ;-) Or with a padlock just use a set of bolt cutters
It has to be said these are actually sold to train locksmiths.......
I don't think burglars actually pick locks to break in....too time consuming & many locks like those on my house are pick, snap & bump proof...that is why the preferred tool of the common crook is a simple brick through a window !!
UltimatePhoenix to corred1964
29 Oct 1617#17
depends on what your stealing, last job I did was a piece of cake, disabled alarm, picked lock on front door, used super glue and tape to get finger print for the safe and then even bigger safe had to use liquid nitrogen to expand the old metal and it came off its hinges, all that and it was some old motorcycle suit (I thought) :sunglasses:
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Opening post
With an almost perfect 4.9/5.0 score from 290 reviewers you can be certain that this is the product to relearn the fine art of burglary from - it includes a transparent lock that allows you to see exactly whats going on inside as well as 12 different lock picks to replace your venerable paper clip for.
Whether you require it for stealing a certain lawnmower from your neighbor's shed or simply for teaching your kids some valuable life skills, this is the perfect product to buy and at only £8.34 it's a steal...
Top comments
add this fetching baclava £2.22
Latest comments (88)
Return all the equipment except the balaclava. Just take a brick, or hammer and a screwdriver, they are cheaper and will get into 95% of houses quicker than any of the equipment you bought, bar the sledge hammer. :smiley:
Nice to know all those nice children from Calais will be training themselves to get a job eh!
Hmmmm
There's another model plastic see through lock on eBay that you assemble yourself which is reportedly more of a challenge... The above lock is only held by two pins.
There are more expensive cutaway brass locks and also repinnable ones for £18 that will last you years.
Having said that, I got a see through one for my kids so that they weren't discouraged easily.
then I think you are good to go.
P.S. I'm not the husband, I'm a satisfier.
I never knew all this existed. I have become an expert in the past hour using google.
Just bought myself, a set of lock picks, a bump key, a credit card pick set, a fire brigade master key set, a mortice lock set, a set of lock jiggler keys, a DIY lock breakers manual for beginners, a balaclava, black jacket and trousers and a sledge hammer.
Can any pro advise what I may have forgotten?
As for the burglary aspect, no common thief is going to spend the time to learn how to use them when bolt-cutters are so much quicker and easier (hell you could even shim a padlock if you didn't want to leave a broken lock quicker and easier).
Picked a 2 leaver using two allen keys and small and large vice grip. The larger vice grip acted a constant pressure provider on the bolt
https://www.amazon.co.uk/MAZU-15-Piece-Unlocking-Extractor-Transparent/dp/B014PETCMI/
ordered
Lots of fun to be had if you have a bit of tuition and a lot of patience. Tho I think the practice lock is going to be very helpful for the visual learner, I know I would still really like one. Anyone know if it's available separately?
These are good for the money, the cheaper ones are a waste of money. The padlock is easy but a good starting point.
They are far more interested in catching the burglar speeding.
i can get into normal double glazed upvc doors in about 4 mins............not burglar standard i know lol!#
great fun!
Win!
http://m.banggood.com/5pcs-Unlocking-Lock-Pick-Set-Transparent-Practice-Padlocks-5-Color-Optional-p-1062407.html
It has to be said these are actually sold to train locksmiths.......
I don't think burglars actually pick locks to break in....too time consuming & many locks like those on my house are pick, snap & bump proof...that is why the preferred tool of the common crook is a simple brick through a window !!
8.95 Prime rather than from a Chinese Warehouse.
add this fetching baclava £2.22