Loboo Idea 11-Pieces Premium Practice Lock Picking Tools, Including 9 Pieces Lockpick Hook and 2 Pieces Lock Pick Tension Wrench for Beginner and Pro Locksmiths Black

Interested in lock picking? Want to give it a go without spending a lot on a full kit? This is absolutely perfect for you. The pick itself is sturdy, well finished and smooth. It's a little thick so you won't get it into locks with super tight keyways but as a beginner you should be looking for easier more open keyways anyways. The thickness however gives it sturdiness, again, brilliant for a beginner as we can be a little rougher with our picks. I have picked two padlocks (I can now open them in seconds with this pick), and a more difficult cylinder lock. The tip is squared, not rounded, which makes it easier for me to place it properly under the pin I want to lift. The tension tool works well although I'm looking forward to getting a wider range to choose from once I get my proper kit. For less than £3 and same day delivery you can't ask for better.

Ok for a beginner to start with, ok for simple key ways but a little thick for anything normal. For the money Though they are, again ok.

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this is a very fun hobby and is a very good idea to start off with this one due to it being more durable and sturdy than thinner more professional ones.Although that sounds slightly bad it is quite the opposite because of its increased durability for rough beginners.

Easy to use worth purchasing

I have been trying to pick the lock for a while now (to no success), but that's not the point, the picks are clearly made from thin flimsy metal and the handles are sometimes sharp because the plastic is also trash, it's difficult to use and is honestly not worth the money, even if it's cheap, the practice lock is Absolutely trash, do not buy it, you're better off practicing on your door

Bought a bunch of these as part of a set of presents last Christmas. No issues with build a quality or packaging and can confirm that theyre a good place to start if you don't want to commit to buying a full set just yet.

More expensive ones tend to have a harder, more solid metal, which bend less. These ones are quite bendy which helps them bend where others would break in the locks, which is very good for beginners.