How To Choose The Best Padlock
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- How To Choose The Best Padlock, Storage, Bike, Motorcycle, Gate, Chain, Garage, Boat or other
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Great video for those of us that are ignorant about the subject! Now I feel like I know something when I go to Lowe's.
I'm now hooked on padlocks and security chain after watching your videos. Good stuff
Thx!
Very helpful and straightforward. Thank you!
So much great information, it was incredibly helpful. Thanks for posting this.
Andres Razo np
hi thanks Wayne , I like to investigate before any purchase and found your video excellent. it was clear, very well presented, unbiased and very informative. thanks...steve (scotland)
Thanks for watching!
I only have one question. Can the $500 padlock be opened with a 25,00 rpm carbide cut-off wheel? The tool and the wheel is available from Harbor freight for under $50. Wouldn't that be the shits id a $50 tool can defeat a $500 lock?
I must say very instructive video. To chose the best padlock such ways will be effective to give attention. I've great time studying this video.
A very helpful, well organized, detailed explanation of good vs. less than good padlocks. If you could show a shoulder shroud on a good padlock and talk a bit more about it that would be excellent.
Thank you for providing this detailed explanation about padlocks. I found this to be very helpful. Cheers.
good to here!
NO problem, Glad you found it intersting.
Your vids are great. Can't wait for more tests on security chains.
Thank you so much indeed Mr. Wayne for your absolute truth and incredible amount of info for ordinary people.
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Thank you for sharing! Very informative!
Someone suggested slipping bolts or washers onto the shackle to give it more resistance to cutting
thanks for the video. very helpful with practical information.
Great explanations, thank you
Thanks mate your videos are helping me get schooled in locks, I've just purchased a house and looking to!fully secure it. Cheers☺
Jason C Thanks for watching!
Just love his vids.
sweet was looking into what kind of lock i should get for my motorcycle thanks for the help now i understand what attributes to look for and get the most bang for my buck! instead of shopping around going "oh that one LOOKS like it could take a beating" but it really be a waste of money
You got it. Check out the "bolt cutter proof chain video" as well
Wayne Winton thanks man will do! and how much did u say u spent on that stanley lock? ive looked them up and saw a bunch of different variations in price then theres not much of a description for it
60mm 24/7 shackel shroud vertion. $30.00 - $50.00
Wayne Winton awesome thanks for the help! keep up the good work very informative videos
Thx. Please share with social media!
Great Video!
I have one of those big Stanley Locks and it is a real pain to pick!
I was able to do it, but it took me around a week of practicing on and off to finally pop it.
Nice! They are pretty good all around locks that you can pick up at the Hardware store. Lots of attack defiance in mind but in the end any lock simply buys time not 100% security. Thanks foe watching!
Lockpickinglawyer picked this 24/7 in about 10 seconds. (See his video. ) It's not hard to pick if you do that sort of thing. The 6 pins are worth about 5 seconds more than 4 pins.
Yes you could. Medeco will work as well.
very informative
Very good video 👍
Wayne I wish you would have included some good combination locks in your comparison. Did you leave out combination locks because they are inferior to keyed locks?
(Husband writing)....
Thanks for the vid. Good stuff. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
Thanks - I learned something
I'm surprised you didn't mention the Abus 37 series "Granit" insurance locks. These go for under $100 new and are almost as good as the Abloy 350/362 models. They can be picked, but only by a master with a special tool. They will either laugh at or outright break any bolt cutter known to man, and they take many minutes with an angle grinder to saw through. Pretty good for the money, especially for a high-end bike. Pair these with a Pewäg or Laclede security chain.
Thanks for your reply.
Great information thank you. Going around all my locks now to make assessment. Not good I fear ha.
Brought Two Master discus locks model Excel M50D series rated 9 out of 10 for security by Master. They are a joke and misleading consumers. Both locks were removed from from my property within a short period. I would rate them 1 out of 10 if I were generous. Very useful video, thank you for that.
Thanks for this video.
No problem
I am not worried abour picking but cutting the shackle because that's what thieves usually do. The hardest, the better in my opinion. I like the light Titalium Abus padlocks to be carried in my motorbike as improvised disk locks for both brakes because two are lighter than a single true disk lock but I am not sure how hard are their shackles.
amazon says the shackle of the 24/7 stanley lock is hardened steel, not carbide
Thank you, i have a better idea of what i should look for.
Thank your information was helpful and well presented.
I am a filmmaker so please let me suggest in the future you use a lavolier microphone clipped to your shirt so viewers will be able to hear you better.
I will check it out. Thanks for the advice.
Thank You Glad To Help.
thank you so much for the awesome video and tutorial!
my favorit is the green leaf military but I just saw a new one at elf in Porto made by a swiss company...stealth something..padlock and I was dazzled
If you were locking portable RV generators what would you use? I have the etrailer 6,000-Watt Portable Inverter Generators - 5,500 Running Watts - Parallel Kit - Gas - Remote
Would be in the bed of my F-450.Thank you for the help
Abus locks except for a few are under 50, I know they are hard to pick from the trouble everybody goes to to steal my keys when I am using one. Problem-the good ones are hard to find- the dimple keys one.
If a disc-type... lockitt.com/abus25-70.html ...and it is uncommon here in the U.S.
Thank you.
Allah guide us the real path.
I have the abloy 350 lol very big padlock
The Stanley 24/7 vs the Abus 20/80 vs the Abus 20/70. Which one should I buy. I need two for a dual door storage locker. Thanks for this video.
susantyrellfans Stanley all the way. I make a custom one with ASSA high security cylinders that add protection.
Thank you .
What about those locks that have teeth on both sides? Those flat keys with the teeth. Or those that are circular locks where the keys look like a pick and relatively thin
So what’s the best lock you can buy that fits the Pewag 1/2 outside of custom ones you build?
Thank you for the video
Very informative. Thanks.
Great info! Thx!
Thanks for the vid right on time.
thanks so much for your good info!!!
You could make it a sleeper by putting a primus cylinder in it since it uses a standard cylinder...
Perhaps you can recommend a padlock for my semi-truck trailer used for unattended wilderness storage. People don't try to pick the lock, or drill it out, and they don't usually carry bolt cutters with them, so those corresponding specs are somewhat useless. What they use is a hammer. Several strong downward blows is all I've found it takes on top of the padlock for the shackle to come out. What padlocks can you recommend are most resistant to this type of real-world destructive assault? Has any of this type of destructive testing ever been done?
Over the years I've had to occasionally break padlocks on fences, etc. I've never drilled one out, picked a lock or used bolt cutters, I've only used a hammer and and its always worked, at least with Master padlocks, with just a few blows.
Look at Cisa padlocks. I think you'd struggle to defeat one of those with a hammer.
S Phillips Anything good with ball bearing locking mechanism or a high quality disk lock.
The 60mm Stanley laminated is an incredible security value at 15$ at amazon.com.
How about YALE can you do a review for that product?
Great video!!! Thanks!!
Thank you for the valuable information, liked and subscribed
No problem!
very informative video
That is good but the thieves on my are just broke pry my hinges on my trailer box . I just give up and i dont storage nothing in there and i live it whit out lock
I know this is an old video but I'm trying to find that Stanley lock you show near the end of the video with the ASTM Rating of 5. The only ones I see on Amazon are rated 4.
Thanks
Is it important to have the highest security for padlocks on the inside of my garden gate. It seems that if someone got over the fence,into the garden, the I suppose it would take them longer to get out through the gate.
Hey wayne, your opinion which is better, abloy 342 or squire ?
Wow. I know now a little more. Before I knew nothing. Thanks. What about with combinations, and for a shed outside? I tried the Master Speed Dial 1500id. Couldn't get it to open but once. Threw it away. It is probably not good for outdoors anyway.
I don't think any of the combo lock are very secure. Right here on TH-cam is a great example of what works and what dose not work. Look up any master lock combo lock and there is some 14 year old kid showing you how to bypass them.
what other locks do you also recommend against bolt cutters?
Good stuff........thanks!!
Great video!
Thx.
Is there a combination lock like the Stanley you show? I want to get something like the stanley for the GYM but would prefer to carry a key when I am in the Shower, Sauna etc... Excellent Video, I think I represent many when I say Thank You!!
I can't really recommend a combination padlock as most of them has significant weaknesses however you could put the key to the Stanley padlock in one of those key vaults that bolts to your building and has a combination that allows you to access that similar to a realtor's key box
Have you seen white stuff on in the key whole and around the handle? What does it mean?
Good video, any reason why you did not mention American Lock? Doesnt the quality of a lock matter? US Made vs China etc.
What are your thoughts about a combination lock? I understand they're much harder to pick but easy to bust open with a sledge hammer.
We just purchased an Abus 190CS/60 C 60mm Body Solid Steel Combination Padlock for our storage unit. (It cost around $50.) It uses a hardened steel jacket with a hardened special alloy shackle. Looks like there's not enough room for cutters, and the combination is recessed in the bottom of the lock which might help it withstand a sledgehammer...?
We have several thousand dollars worth of household goods in the locker and don't want to skimp on protection. We're allowed 2 locks so we're also using one of those round keyed locks, like the one you showed. I can't remember the manufacturer but I think it's the one sold at the storage units because 90% of all the other lockers are using this exact same lock. These are easy to pick (as you've shown) so we added the Abus.
Thanks for the great video!
Good helpfull video, thank you 👍
The cordless angle grinder defeats all. It is omnipotent.
what I have learned the hard way, no one pics a lock (drug dealers) they cut the lock, they twist the lock until something gives, they shoot it, they MELT IT, yes, had one melted, and of course they cut the chain, I saw your Pegleg 12 chain, love that stuff! going to go buy me some now!
+Bob Long Peweg. Good to here
Drug dealers 😂stfu why would drug dealers brake in to your stuff unless u had a whole farm or loads of drugs in your house or where ever the padlock was on
Shoot it as well lol what a tool
nice vid thanks for posting
Could i have the Stanley lock keyed to use the same key as the deadbolt on my front door?
What about breaking a pad lock with two wrenches?
where can i buy stanley padlocks?
thnx 4 the info
Good video, thank you for the information,,,
Have you ever seen or used one of these locks (FJM Security SPRS60-KA) - what are your thoughts on it ? Just wondering as they are very inexpensive...
Im looking for a eye-bolt to create an anchor point on my concrete floor so I can then pair it up w/a lock & chain. They come in a few different materials, what should I be looking for strength-wise? Is forged better than cast, is stainless harder etc...? Thanks !
cast or stainless
What is your opinion about Godrej Herculoc?
Try To CUTT 0ff A Abloy PL362 by using a angle grinder cutter...Please
it can be done not that hard.
How about Opel padlocks?
There's a TH-cam channel called Brute4orce. He made 2 cuts in the Stanley shackle in about 15 seconds with a $30 set of Harbor Freight bolt cutters. So much for that.....eh?
What do you think about the Multi-T-Lock E-Series locks and or Assa 2 vs Stanley in security, not price
Combining eletronic and mechincal access is the best way to ensure security. Mul-T-Lock has some cool products and seems to be a good high security lock but a high buy in of $7,000.00+ dollars is keeping me from using or servicing there product. I have also seen many videos of them being picked. Stanley products can be built to be almost as secure has high security for 1/4 of the price. Mul-T-Lock has one of the best high schroud pad locks. ASSA has the P600 locks but finding the high schroud ones is next to impossible.
If Money is no object here is how I would rank them:
S&G 951 and 951C
Alboy Protec 2
ASSA P600
Mul-T-Lock MT5 - #14 E series
Medeco
Stanley 24/7
Note look up "Watch Lock" its a lock that is monitored by GPS and when tampered with it sends a signal to your phone so it is the only interactive pad lock that alerts your when you stuff is tampered with.
Excellent video to convey some of the basic differences in physical & key security as well as an understanding relative worth.
I recently picked up the 50mm version of the Stanley (828145) because of the value it represents. A few extra starting perks over most other budget choices is the SC keyway is harder to navigate than Master's and many others and the included cylinder also uses full-size pins instead of the smaller padlock size pins and the spring tension on the core makes getting feedback from the pins a lot harder than most as you might not even know you have it picked and end up resetting. Better for durability & upgrading. You could re-key it to match you home or other SC or just upgrade it for better security with more and better security pins as well as mods like threading the core/bible is you are very careful and industrious. Beyond that though is the fact that the entire outer casing is hardened steel, and not laminated where you can easily shear rivets off of and has a shackle guard protecting a molybdenum shackle. This means that it is a superb foundation to be UPGRADED.
You can use the tailpiece with a large selection of actual high-security KiK cylinders to raise this to locks rivaling a Medeco at a much more affordable price. I am about to pick up a Scorpion (in USA is sold under Marks) CX5 KiK cylinder which has high tolerances on 6 pins (including ASSA-style security pins) as well as a 5-pin slider controlled sidebar for the equivalent of $45-50 USD to upgrade it much like you did using your ASSA Twin (which is also a great core but harder come-by and a fair bit pricier from what I've seen in general).
ABUS, American Lock, etc all have a number of models with good physical build security but this Stanley series as a foundation blows them out of the water at this price-point, and becomes gold once you do anything at all to upgrade your core. Getting a locksmith like you to cut a new key with a nasty bitting and upgrading the pins alone is a great addition. Threading it would raise it to the point it would waste a lot of time for an experienced intermediate picker. Get your hands on a used quality higher-security KiK and you can outclass many substantially more expensive locks.
All in all a great product to start and even better as you grow with it. I will be picking up the 60mm version for collection for sure.
Wayne Winton Im looking for a good solid lock to secure my motorbike at school, I was looking at this video and looked up the Stanley one, It uses hardened steal, now my school is in a big city, i watched you video on the Chain aswell, would you think the Stanley lock will be secure enough for use to lock up my motorcycle(worth about 5-6grand)?
Also what lock is the Disc one? it seems quite solid!
Thanks in advance!!
I can't promise anything and there are no guarantees but I can say that I personally use and recommend this lock and that chain to all of my clients. I have never had a reported theft of any property when using them properly. Simply put your lock and chain just needs to be more intimidating than the one next to you. Thieves pray on the weakest and least secured item they can find. The disk lock is a master lock and I do NOT recommend it. Small key with only 4 pins make it easy to pick or drill. The shackle is also much thinner.
Wayne Winton Alright thanks alot!
Which is the strongest and most reliable between the
Squire SS80CS or the Abus 37RK ?
Squire with mw4 core
Do you know if an Abloy Protec2 can be put into a Squire SS65CE body? I think this closed shackle padlock config, if possible, with an Almax 19mm might be the best bike lock solution.
have no idea.
Cool vid
First, thanks for posting all the videos! I just spent an hour watching them.
I need to get 4 keyed alike padlocks for a car trailer. Can you recommend a lock for this application? I was looking at maybe the smaller Stanley 50mm and having them keyed alike? What about puck locks? Just want something decent that won't break the bank and can't be cut with bolt cutters. If they really want to get in they'll just cut the trailer bars. Thanks!
Puck locks usually only have 4 pin cylinders. Shackle schroud locks are best way to go. Stanley, Abus or Mul-T-Lock would be best.
Wayne Winton Do you sell the Stanley 50mm lock? If yes could you shoot me a quote for 4 of them keyed the same? I'm not sure if the local locksmith would know about keeping pins as secure as you do. If you don't sell them I could have them shipped to you to be re-keyed? www.amazon.com/Stanley-Hardware-Hardened-Security-Shackle/dp/B001V5IYSS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1433685854&sr=8-1&keywords=s828-145&pebp=1433685864824&perid=0QHGYEXD6D71G777XC31
Slick Rides I don't have the 50mm. You can ship them to me to key them alike
Wayne Winton Thanks, will shoot you an email through your website now.
Slick Rides yes please do
They are OK. I rate them above master lock but still under the Stanley locks. I just did not have one avaible at the time of video. American Lock is also not avaible at the local Lowe's or Home Depot where most people looking for a lock would find one. They are only avaible through my private supplier.Quality dose matter and to be honest the Abus locks in Europ are one of the best. They are just not avaible here.
In your opinion which is the best-best combination lock for a sports lokers?
Thanks.
There really is not a great combination option
mauro morales use an Abus 83/45 keyed to your home key.
Is the Abloy Protec 362 padlock better than the Stanley CD8820 60mm padlock?
I dissagre, Alboy makes a great quality lock bu the Sargent Green Leaf Military lock has ceramic inserts that make it grinder proof and explosion proof as well. Alboy dose not
......explosion proof
VicariousReality7 To a point yes. They are for milliraty
Never heard of it. Titanium is extremely difficult to work with so making a actual entire lock housing and cylinder with all the moving parts and tite tolerances would be insanely expensive.
+Kevin Callens look carefully at your lock. It actually says abus titalium. Not titanium. Just a aluminium alloy
Wayne, I've begun a collection of padlocks, I have an assortment of master, American and abus, what other rekeyable padlocks can i get for under $30 thanks
Ringo, is this your new hobby? No longer playing music?
"Ant Eye?" Do you mean Ant-E?
who got Tom Curise to do a padlock review?
Flat key locks with teeth on bolth sides are not that great. They sell common picks for them or if a key is shaved properly you can make one key open any of that style of lock. Circular locks are ok but can also be picked or drilled.