@@tenzintsenpey5274 CHAOSberg is right. LPL would rather give them feedback that would actually help than just play along. Of course, if a manufacturer really likes getting slammed, all they need to do is send him a lock that failed to fix what LPL had already warned them about.
@@joblessalex Shill? He demonstrated that a skilled picker can get through it quickly, and said as such in the video. Acknowledging that the lock has enough security features that it's better than the incredibly low industry standard isn't the same as shilling the lock.
Simple formula for getting ”ok” mark: 1. No over lifting of pins, 2. Five or more pins, 3. As many pins as chambers, 4. Ok tolerances, 5. No misleading promises on package, 6. No shimming, 7. Protected actuator, 8. Reasonable shackle width/protection, 9. Some security pins. Extra points for replaceable core and paracentric key way. Did I miss something? It’s not like there are any secrets, it’s just that so many manufacturers are cutting corners.
They've done it in the past. He (and BosnianBill) made suggestions on their designs and they listened and improved their locks. Really great company making a solid lock that your normal exploits, raking, and bitch-picking won't get open.
Paclock does a great job with their cylinders. They are a big part of the locksport community, they listen to our feedback and make adjustments accordingly, like comb pick attacks and having good tolerances with good security pins. They're an absolute blast to pick, and I'd use them over any other standard pin tumbler padlock out there. They're just an overall great company who takes pride in their product, and it's lovely to see.
One thing! Just one thing! Please tell IT to me: WHY tf do I have so many fans even though no TH-camr is unprettier than I am? WORLDWIDE!!!! WHY??? Tell me, dear ot
0/10 ... doesn't even close properly 1/10 ... opens while lifting it / MasterLock default 2/10 ... short pull on the shackle / can be opened using 3 methods 3/10 ... shake it, baby! / red bull method / 2 methods work 4/10 ... hammer stroke from the right direction / screwdriver suffices 5/10 ... rake attack / strong magnet 6/10 ... classic picking 2min 9/10 ... it takes LPL 2min 10/10 ... LPL invents new tool for it 11/10 ... RAMJET BABY! 12/10 ... oxygen lance / thermite / aqua regia / mercury attack
Thank you, this is a great compliment indeed! For me, though, I feel like it's more that we'd like to know if we're not hitting the mark. We've missed in the past, and we make corrections. So always happy to see our products get a review like this, but if we didn't we'd find a way to fix whatever our valued locksport community might find.
@@paclockpres.9805 There's honestly so much you can do. Outside of just adding more of those pins that is. If you want, double them. It'll really mess with LPL.
@@haroerhaktak2613 We actually have a 7-pin cylinder we use for lock-out, tag-out. And we are kind of turning that cylinder into our "PRO" series. But getting any longer than 7-pins makes the key kind of weak and difficult to insert all the way into the core.
well done to Paclock for consistently being one of onlya few companies brave enough to send their newest products to LPL for testing. Ity evidences confidence in the capablity of their product and their willingness to fix vulnerabilities.
Hahahaha! Just another day at PACLOCK actually... today's focus is on more applications for the camping/RV/trucking world and, well, a disc detainer core made 100% in the USA. But you didn't hear it from me.
Meanwhile at PacLock's Headquarters: "Ok people we've made it this far. We need to step this up a notch! I want the next generation on the wall in two months"
@@craigcrissman4651 Yes sir... and whatever flaws/insecurities that Abloy might have, we'll likely inherit to start. The goal right now is "equal quality" because we have a government contract for the military. Hit that bar first, then see where we go. You can bet BB & LPL will get hands on once we have some ready...
Dear Mr.LPL, Popular Mechanics just put an article out about how hackers can “listen” and then pick a lock. Could you see what exactly they’re talking about and demonstrate (or debunk) the method they talk about? Thanks
It's a very advanced technology that would only be useful if you want a key so you can enter multiple times easily And it can't be time sensitive, since the whole key needs to be designed and produced For advanced lockpickers, regular picking is way easier I also wonder if the device can detect spools and security pins that make sound as well and filter them out
Meanwhile back at paclock headquarters... Sir we passed the 20 second mark and still holding, probability of a recommendation seems high. CEO, "put the champagne on standby, and await my conformation, this is not a drill."
I both respect and admire paclock, they not only send their locks to a security professional to get tested, they also get good advertising, and a word of good faith from LPL himself
He did do a video in his home locks actually and if you pick them the sieze up until they are reassembled, so actually he should be the most afraid of that
@@gideon7212 however he also stated that it is possible to avoid having the lock seize up like that. Besides... this is LPL. The most secure door in the world is a piece of plywood screwed over a doorway with his arch nemesis the PHILIPS SCREW! Muahahaha. Even though the screws take little to no skill to remove it still is quite annoying to use a tensioner to spin it 10-15 times, and then when the first screw is removed there would be 30 more after it. I think LPL would have to admit defeat on that one
no the ultimate thing to stop the Lockpicking Lawyer is just an ungodly amount of Packaging on the door ..though after he finally gets through it after 10 hours the door is picked in 2 seconds.
@@sukhoi1744 actually I misspoke I meant to say it always amazes me how easy it is for him I combined two different thoughts into one LOL I've edited my comment.
@@RaphYkun actually I pick locks I watched his channel for pure entertainment and knowledge I misspoke in my comment I was thinking it never amazes me how easy the locks are to pick for this man but my brain decided to say something else.
@@NutjobwithaMachete You can, just give us a call or email us for now. We have great shipping rates, maybe even free, into Canada. Plus, we're trialing putting our products into Amazon's Canadian fulfillment centers right now. We want to give our test locks a few weeks to make sure we understand all that happens by doing this. Presuming that all goes well, we already have the project plans in place to push all of our UCS product lines into their fulfillment centers.
Would love to see one picked while mounted on a vehicle, to see if it takes any longer due to the hindrance of trying to tension it in possibly cramped quarters.
I was thinking the same thing. Defeating the lock itself in ideal conditions shouldn't be too surprising. But there is an extra layer of security that comes from having to do it with the lock deployed in less than ideal circumstances, while remaining undetected. Less of an issue for locks you can pick as quickly as using a key, but definitely in play for something like this.
I suspect that LPL can pick many locks blindfolded while wearing headphones playing loud music so he can't hear the clicks. Thus things that would deter most criminals, won't significantly slow him down.
I mostly enjoy comments like 'another click out of six, we just dropped into a nice deep false set', indicating that he has no problem at all, but many lock pickers would already get into trouble by now and the lock is probably above average quality.
Glad to see the continued relationship with Paclock. It shows that they both take pride in their product and want to listen to consumer professionals on how to improve their products. Curious to see where this fits on the skateboard
Thanks to you, dear LPL, i am now forever damaged… Am currently watching the show Dexter. There was a scene where one character _supposedly_ picked a lock. I could tell immediately that he didn't even pretend to do convincing-looking picking and the door must've been opened from the inside. And then there was another scene where for personal safety reasons a door lock got changed. And my brain immediately went: »This is the LPL and what i have for you today is the lock to Rita's house. Nice click one one, two's binding, nothing on three,…« Burst out laughing and had to explain myself to my beloved.
@@NeoTechni I heard, and i'm excited! We're currently mid season 2, and the pacing is so fast and steady that i fail to imagine how the writers managed to make that 9.
LPL secretly lost his key and he just got used to lockpicking his door open, and became a lawyer so he can explain himself out of trouble every time when busted.
You know it's good when he actually has to pick it for real. Not shake it or shim it or use a magnet or look at it funny holding a cut up soda can. No jigglers, rakes, or combs. Buckles down and single pin picks it..
Honestly, I'll support Paclock if only because they're willing to send you their products to test online. What other company is willing to humiliate themselves like that in order to better their product?
@@CarolinaGunGuy Heh, I doubt it. Deviant wouldn't be buds with the guy if that was the case. They did send him a pretty cool PacLock skateboard made out of locks at one point. He got some friends (skateboarders from another channel) to try riding it. They broke the poor thing.
Most major lock manufacturers probably have a LPL team or at least one analyst who keep track of his latest videos with the notification turned on like the rest of us.
Literally just bought this on Monday and received it yesterday. I am extremely impressed with their product and their customer service. Their is an issue with their Amazon store but I was able to buy direct from them and they where very very nice and helpful on the phone.
just imagine him breaking into your house going "click on one... two is binding, nice click there... three feels like its in a false gate... nice click out of four" I mean that would be terrifying
It would be amazing if you could make a video explaining "false set" and show us what is happening on the inside of the lock. Your way of explaining is so much better than most TH-camrs and I am always happy to see new videos!
All of his videos sound exactly the same so let me help you guys out today. Translation: This is a lock he actually recommends so save this video and save this lock name and number because it's one of the few you can actually buy and use in the future.
Greg, David, and the team at Paclock are amazing. I have switched all of my locks over to Paclock and they are exceptionally well made and the user rekeyable cores are sweet.
Good job PacLock for putting thought and effort into your product! You always get compliments from LPL, and for people like me who know next to nothing about locks, that's enough to know how good they are.
Always love the content, I’ve bought a puzzle and practice lock along with some high quality picks and inserts and I’ve been loving the sport of lockpicking and honing in my skill. Thank you very much for introducing me to the awesome world of locks and picking, looking forward to seeing more great content, keep up the great work! :)
I can't believe how much praise he gives Paclock. "This will require a reasonably skilled picker" "The dust cover is highly necessary" "We just dropped into a nice deep false set" "Still binding" "I was able to open it reasonably quickly" "This may be a lock you consider" Dang, LPP! Stop gushing your true feelings for this lock. Gross.
LPL always makes it look easy. I just watched BosnianBill take over 12 minutes to pick this lock and he is a MASTER lockpicker and security bypass expert; Expert, capitol E. Thus, I'm fairly confident I would probably be unable to open this in any amount of time, forget real world conditions.....and if I was able to, I highly doubt I could consistently do so in, again, any amount of time..... This is a quality product. .
How the heck does he make it look so easy to pick? I know, practice, but I can barely figure out which pin I’m on, let alone if it’s binding or a false set. The man is like the Pele of lock picking, it’s so effortless!
Favorite part of watching these videos late is looking at the comments section. And on this one in particular, seeing Paclock commenting and holding a small debate about how viable certain things are like adding more pins or using dimple vs disk detainer.
I no longer think LPL's ability to pick a lock is a fare gauge as to the lock's ability to resist being picked by a general hobbyist, I have about 30 locks, and on a good day can pick them all, but struggle, none of them would rate as difficult to LPL I'm sure. These videos give me the encouragement I need to improve.
I like it how they only wanted to prove that it wasn't the horrible-Masterlock-quality, and can't be raked. I guess that means that they're better than average.
Yeah, that's something I didn't really consider when we named the company years ago. So many times that darn PA Clock company pops up when you're searching for us!!!
I think when a company sends you a lock, they need to guess the amount of time it will take you to pick it. This might help them figure out if they are judging the quality of their work correctly.
While they obviously sent it to LPL in order to increase the visibility of their product, it was still quite a high risk and required some degree of confidence. That said, this was a fairy fast pick non the less. He simply didn't destroy it like some others. It's the difference between 1 and 2.
I'm always practicing my picking. I keep a little lock in my pocket to pick on all day. I even do it when I'm driving. I almost killed a family in a minivan, but it was worth it hearing that click out of 4
Small correction, the emphasis on Yakima, both the Yakima tribe's pronunciation and the name of the city, is on the first syllable, and the i is short as in "big".
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The highest honor a lock can get from the LPL are the words “this may be something you want to consider”.
Nah, the highest honor would be "this is a lock I would use".
its because this video is sponsored by the same company. He can't say Full Negative.
@@tenzintsenpey5274 This does not appear to be a sponsored video, and LPL often trashes locks that were sent by manufacturers.
@@tenzintsenpey5274 CHAOSberg is right. LPL would rather give them feedback that would actually help than just play along. Of course, if a manufacturer really likes getting slammed, all they need to do is send him a lock that failed to fix what LPL had already warned them about.
@@joblessalex Shill? He demonstrated that a skilled picker can get through it quickly, and said as such in the video. Acknowledging that the lock has enough security features that it's better than the incredibly low industry standard isn't the same as shilling the lock.
“It does require some skill”
Super high praise coming from the LPL himself
If a day comes where LPL fails to pick a lock I'm pretty sure nukes will drop.
Also that's a interesting profile picture
"Something you may want to consider"
@@mikialovic5304 Tis a pic of best girl
@@bcunningham3718 hell yeah! Megumin for life!!
Seems like Paclock is going in the right direction, the only company to have faced off LPL multiple times and received praise each time
They also send locks to Bosnianbill. And they listen to feedback from both of them!
Also viro did a similar thing with a bike lock if im not wrong
You can't beat the LPL, so better get him aboard.
Simple formula for getting ”ok” mark: 1. No over lifting of pins, 2. Five or more pins, 3. As many pins as chambers, 4. Ok tolerances, 5. No misleading promises on package, 6. No shimming, 7. Protected actuator, 8. Reasonable shackle width/protection, 9. Some security pins. Extra points for replaceable core and paracentric key way. Did I miss something? It’s not like there are any secrets, it’s just that so many manufacturers are cutting corners.
It’s a power move, they are looking at the their competition going yah we LPLed it, now what
I see PAClock is using LPL to test their locks - a bold move.
They've done it in the past. He (and BosnianBill) made suggestions on their designs and they listened and improved their locks. Really great company making a solid lock that your normal exploits, raking, and bitch-picking won't get open.
I'm sure its a sponsorship and testing at the same time. Clever.
Paclock does a great job with their cylinders. They are a big part of the locksport community, they listen to our feedback and make adjustments accordingly, like comb pick attacks and having good tolerances with good security pins. They're an absolute blast to pick, and I'd use them over any other standard pin tumbler padlock out there. They're just an overall great company who takes pride in their product, and it's lovely to see.
@@ConstantlyDamaged bitch-picking is what I’m good at. 😂
Bold,but ingeniusly smart for the quality,sence if they make a lock he cant pick,its gonna ward off 99,9998% of theves.
Are all the people who say "Why doesn't he recommend a good lock every once in a while?" paying attention this time?
One thing! Just one thing! Please tell IT to me: WHY tf do I have so many fans even though no TH-camr is unprettier than I am? WORLDWIDE!!!! WHY??? Tell me, dear ot
No they are not.
@@AxxLAfriku what
@@AxxLAfriku the fuck?
@@bonersexpenis6200 just report him please.
"Took over 10 seconds to pick by LPL" - Security rating 11/10
One point per second?
@@derek6711 Yes.
Basically! :D
Minus 5 point if he does it with a red bull can thou
0/10 ... doesn't even close properly
1/10 ... opens while lifting it / MasterLock default
2/10 ... short pull on the shackle / can be opened using 3 methods
3/10 ... shake it, baby! / red bull method / 2 methods work
4/10 ... hammer stroke from the right direction / screwdriver suffices
5/10 ... rake attack / strong magnet
6/10 ... classic picking 2min
9/10 ... it takes LPL 2min
10/10 ... LPL invents new tool for it
11/10 ... RAMJET BABY!
12/10 ... oxygen lance / thermite / aqua regia / mercury attack
"This may be something you want to consider". Good job PacLock, good job.
Can we all admire the confidence of this company, to send their products to the most skilled and relentless youtuber?? xD
Thank you, this is a great compliment indeed! For me, though, I feel like it's more that we'd like to know if we're not hitting the mark. We've missed in the past, and we make corrections. So always happy to see our products get a review like this, but if we didn't we'd find a way to fix whatever our valued locksport community might find.
@@paclockpres.9805 There's honestly so much you can do. Outside of just adding more of those pins that is.
If you want, double them. It'll really mess with LPL.
@@haroerhaktak2613 We actually have a 7-pin cylinder we use for lock-out, tag-out. And we are kind of turning that cylinder into our "PRO" series. But getting any longer than 7-pins makes the key kind of weak and difficult to insert all the way into the core.
@@paclockpres.9805 it doesn’t really weaken the key at all if you change the design and rotate the core 90 degrees and make it a dimple lock
@@Keneo1 I hear ya... dimple locks aren't really our thing though. Next cylinder technology is disc detainer...
LPL: "...This may be something you want to consider."
Online store after 1 hour: "This item is sold out"
True
True
well done to Paclock for consistently being one of onlya few companies brave enough to send their newest products to LPL for testing. Ity evidences confidence in the capablity of their product and their willingness to fix vulnerabilities.
Absolutely✨
Wise men are successful at whatever they endeavor.
Not just brave but for caring enough too. They put thought into the product, which shows that the quality matters to them.
Meanwhile at PacLock's Headquarters:
Cheers, hugs, champagne bottles popping everywhere.
Celebration time come on !!!
Hahahaha! Just another day at PACLOCK actually... today's focus is on more applications for the camping/RV/trucking world and, well, a disc detainer core made 100% in the USA. But you didn't hear it from me.
@@paclockpres.9805 A disk detainer you say....eyes the pick bosnianbill and LPL made.
@@paclockpres.9805 Kudos. I've now memorized your company name and will seek your product out the next time I need a purpose lock.
Meanwhile at PacLock's Headquarters:
"Ok people we've made it this far. We need to step this up a notch!
I want the next generation on the wall in two months"
@@craigcrissman4651 Yes sir... and whatever flaws/insecurities that Abloy might have, we'll likely inherit to start. The goal right now is "equal quality" because we have a government contract for the military. Hit that bar first, then see where we go. You can bet BB & LPL will get hands on once we have some ready...
When the LPL doesn't open a lock 8 times in a video. Me:
"I think it's a fluke"
It has to be
Dear Mr.LPL,
Popular Mechanics just put an article out about how hackers can “listen” and then pick a lock.
Could you see what exactly they’re talking about and demonstrate (or debunk) the method they talk about?
Thanks
Like what is sometimes shown in films where the person picking a safe is listening to the interior with a stethoscope?
It's a very advanced technology that would only be useful if you want a key so you can enter multiple times easily
And it can't be time sensitive, since the whole key needs to be designed and produced
For advanced lockpickers, regular picking is way easier
I also wonder if the device can detect spools and security pins that make sound as well and filter them out
@@xCorvus7x He's shown a short video in the past on opening safe locks. Indeed you do need to listen to them.
@@xCorvus7x
The article talks about recording the sound it makes when the key is getting inserted and analyzing it to reproduce the key.
@@ConstantlyDamaged So films are accurate there, cool.
LPL rated “May Consider”
That’s worth how many points on Master’s scale, 1120 out of 10?
9001.
@@urkryptoknight6793 it's over 9000!
It would break the 32 bit int limit and be treated as positive infinity by most programs
Meanwhile back at paclock headquarters...
Sir we passed the 20 second mark and still holding, probability of a recommendation seems high.
CEO, "put the champagne on standby, and await my conformation, this is not a drill."
Hahahahahahahaha!!!
If I ever create a company or rockband I'll name it "Top of the keyway tension"
Hit me up to play bass for TOTKT
Not if I write my murder mystery novel first!
@@michelthibodeau3474 but is it tensioned?
I both respect and admire paclock, they not only send their locks to a security professional to get tested, they also get good advertising, and a word of good faith from LPL himself
It really is the right way to test and improve something.
sending a lock to LPL is the same as sending a cooked dish to Gordon ramsay.
Except LPL doesn’t swear at you, he just respectfully Destroys you
Absolutely right. (One the reasons why I unsubscribed to Ramsey.)
@Ross Bourne He obviously did it for the show only.
And instead of Gordon, he always gets in
This man should be never worried about forgetting his home key! Awesome channel!
He did do a video in his home locks actually and if you pick them the sieze up until they are reassembled, so actually he should be the most afraid of that
@@gideon7212 however he also stated that it is possible to avoid having the lock seize up like that. Besides... this is LPL. The most secure door in the world is a piece of plywood screwed over a doorway with his arch nemesis the PHILIPS SCREW! Muahahaha. Even though the screws take little to no skill to remove it still is quite annoying to use a tensioner to spin it 10-15 times, and then when the first screw is removed there would be 30 more after it. I think LPL would have to admit defeat on that one
no the ultimate thing to stop the Lockpicking Lawyer is just an ungodly amount of Packaging on the door
..though after he finally gets through it after 10 hours the door is picked in 2 seconds.
@@chickennugget6684 packaging with red sharpie all over it
hmm... using the key will only slow him down
It always amazes me how easy it is for this man!
Do you mean it never ceases to amaze you?
This man out here watching LPL to go to sleep from boredom
@@Orrinn123 nope, he meant what he said. It's the infamous keymakingcriminal
@@sukhoi1744 actually I misspoke I meant to say it always amazes me how easy it is for him I combined two different thoughts into one LOL I've edited my comment.
@@RaphYkun actually I pick locks I watched his channel for pure entertainment and knowledge I misspoke in my comment I was thinking it never amazes me how easy the locks are to pick for this man but my brain decided to say something else.
I wished that they were on the shelves at my Home Depot, instead, they have a huge wall of Master Lock garbage
they keep curious peps out
Paclock has recently gotten a contract with home depot. They're supposed to carry them. You should talk to the manager and request they stock them.
@@TKettle Thank you! We are working on the expansion plans for sure...
@@paclockpres.9805 I hope we can get them up here in Canada too. I’d love those for our fleet.
@@NutjobwithaMachete You can, just give us a call or email us for now. We have great shipping rates, maybe even free, into Canada. Plus, we're trialing putting our products into Amazon's Canadian fulfillment centers right now. We want to give our test locks a few weeks to make sure we understand all that happens by doing this.
Presuming that all goes well, we already have the project plans in place to push all of our UCS product lines into their fulfillment centers.
Would love to see one picked while mounted on a vehicle, to see if it takes any longer due to the hindrance of trying to tension it in possibly cramped quarters.
I was thinking the same thing. Defeating the lock itself in ideal conditions shouldn't be too surprising. But there is an extra layer of security that comes from having to do it with the lock deployed in less than ideal circumstances, while remaining undetected. Less of an issue for locks you can pick as quickly as using a key, but definitely in play for something like this.
I suspect that LPL can pick many locks blindfolded while wearing headphones playing loud music so he can't hear the clicks. Thus things that would deter most criminals, won't significantly slow him down.
@@hamjudo OH I agree, but the LPL equation (to me) is, if it takes him 1 second longer, then it would be an eternity for your average thief.
As these are for skateboards he could actually mount one and test it that way. Definitely doable for this one.
I recall BosnianBill doing another UCS-cored PacLock with in-situ orientation/obstructions a while back. Multi-modal container lock frame or similar.
"Click out of one" never gets old. It's as satisfying as morning cup of joe.
Click out of three is my jam.
Hahaha
I mostly enjoy comments like 'another click out of six, we just dropped into a nice deep false set', indicating that he has no problem at all, but many lock pickers would already get into trouble by now and the lock is probably above average quality.
Glad to see the continued relationship with Paclock. It shows that they both take pride in their product and want to listen to consumer professionals on how to improve their products. Curious to see where this fits on the skateboard
Yeah, love the skateboard. I'm in our conference room right now and it's sitting right next to me.
Thanks to you, dear LPL, i am now forever damaged…
Am currently watching the show Dexter. There was a scene where one character _supposedly_ picked a lock. I could tell immediately that he didn't even pretend to do convincing-looking picking and the door must've been opened from the inside. And then there was another scene where for personal safety reasons a door lock got changed. And my brain immediately went: »This is the LPL and what i have for you today is the lock to Rita's house. Nice click one one, two's binding, nothing on three,…« Burst out laughing and had to explain myself to my beloved.
Epic show.
@@exlibrisas Yeah, the writing quality is 5/5.
@@LordEvrey its coming back soon
@@NeoTechni I heard, and i'm excited! We're currently mid season 2, and the pacing is so fast and steady that i fail to imagine how the writers managed to make that 9.
There were some scenes from Burn notice that were acceptably realistic
LPL: "You may want to consider this lock"
5 minutes later..
Stock Market News: "Is PacLock the new GameStop?"
LPL: "This may be something you want to consider"
PAClock Engineers: *bathing in champagne*
"this will require a reasonably skilled picker"
**banjo music intensifies**
Always good to see a lock actually get a decent review.
LPL and Bosnian Bill approved! Guess I'm buying it for my truck.
The tiniest counter-rotation on pin 6 right before the lock was completely picked. Nice.
“This may be something you want to consider” - LPL ... aaannnnddddd they just sold out
Glad i ordered a set a few days ago... looking forward to getting them in.
I like when a company is ballzy enough to send a lock to LPL. It must be a major compliment to get the, this is not bad seal of almost approval.
LPL secretly lost his key and he just got used to lockpicking his door open, and became a lawyer so he can explain himself out of trouble every time when busted.
That actually makes a lot of sense - I really, REALLY want that to be true now!
You know it's good when he actually has to pick it for real. Not shake it or shim it or use a magnet or look at it funny holding a cut up soda can. No jigglers, rakes, or combs. Buckles down and single pin picks it..
Honestly, I'll support Paclock if only because they're willing to send you their products to test online. What other company is willing to humiliate themselves like that in order to better their product?
Uh-oh. LPL is recommending a lock.
Conspiracy theorists: *"How much was he paid?"*
How much was he paid? Free locks.
He's recommended PacLock in the past-in several videos.
@@ConstantlyDamaged, plot twist: LPL is a character, created by the Paclock marketing department to bring down Master Lock.
@@CarolinaGunGuy Heh, I doubt it. Deviant wouldn't be buds with the guy if that was the case.
They did send him a pretty cool PacLock skateboard made out of locks at one point. He got some friends (skateboarders from another channel) to try riding it. They broke the poor thing.
@@ConstantlyDamaged, Deviant is also part of the marketing department for paclock. 😏
"It took me more than a couple seconds and I didn't pick it with my fingernail so I'd give it about a 10/10"
Love Paclock showing up again!
Most major lock manufacturers probably have a LPL team or at least one analyst who keep track of his latest videos with the notification turned on like the rest of us.
Literally just bought this on Monday and received it yesterday. I am extremely impressed with their product and their customer service. Their is an issue with their Amazon store but I was able to buy direct from them and they where very very nice and helpful on the phone.
Thank you so much! Still working Amazon... frustrating.
Thought I went thru a déjà vu and had to look at my channels, BosnianBill picked them a week ago
"...this one came to me with zero bidding..." -- Brave move, PacLock, brave move indeed.
just imagine him breaking into your house going "click on one... two is binding, nice click there... three feels like its in a false gate... nice click out of four" I mean that would be terrifying
It would be amazing if you could make a video explaining "false set" and show us what is happening on the inside of the lock. Your way of explaining is so much better than most TH-camrs and I am always happy to see new videos!
All of his videos sound exactly the same so let me help you guys out today.
Translation:
This is a lock he actually recommends so save this video and save this lock name and number because it's one of the few you can actually buy and use in the future.
I remember the previous videos on Padlock. They have my pure respect for the quality of their products and the way they respond to feedback
Thank you!
Greg, David, and the team at Paclock are amazing. I have switched all of my locks over to Paclock and they are exceptionally well made and the user rekeyable cores are sweet.
Good job PacLock for putting thought and effort into your product! You always get compliments from LPL, and for people like me who know next to nothing about locks, that's enough to know how good they are.
You know you’re good when a major lock company sends you locks to attempt to pick, and challenge on. lol
Just wanna say thank you for all your videos. Have always tinkered and been fascinated with locks and now I'm starting to get into picking myself.
This is almost the "Project Farm" of locks 🔒
Lol I get what you mean, but first we’re gonna test that.
Always love the content, I’ve bought a puzzle and practice lock along with some high quality picks and inserts and I’ve been loving the sport of lockpicking and honing in my skill.
Thank you very much for introducing me to the awesome world of locks and picking, looking forward to seeing more great content, keep up the great work! :)
I can't believe how much praise he gives Paclock.
"This will require a reasonably skilled picker"
"The dust cover is highly necessary"
"We just dropped into a nice deep false set"
"Still binding"
"I was able to open it reasonably quickly"
"This may be a lock you consider"
Dang, LPP! Stop gushing your true feelings for this lock. Gross.
" These two were sent to my by the company... "
Big balls right there...
LPL always makes it look easy. I just watched BosnianBill take over 12 minutes to pick this lock and he is a MASTER lockpicker and security bypass expert; Expert, capitol E. Thus, I'm fairly confident I would probably be unable to open this in any amount of time, forget real world conditions.....and if I was able to, I highly doubt I could consistently do so in, again, any amount of time.....
This is a quality product.
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They are tailor making different types of locks, great company! 👍
Idk why but I love it when he finds a lock that doesn’t disappoint him
LPL is the Bob Ross of locks.. I swear I've fallen asleep watching these videos.
How the heck does he make it look so easy to pick? I know, practice, but I can barely figure out which pin I’m on, let alone if it’s binding or a false set. The man is like the Pele of lock picking, it’s so effortless!
LPL : "this may be something you want to consider"
Paclock : **STONKS**
"This may be something you want to consider" First time I've heard that here ever
Imagine the manufacturers heart dropping at "click out of one"
I like the commentary about what they got right. What I like is LPL is changing the industry. Well done!
You got some major balls to send the LPL your product.
it's not about the time, it's about how much struggle he has! I love it!
Wow. A good lock... Might buy it just to start a museum
PACLock shares just went up... Good move PACLock!
PacLock stonks rise at the mention of 7 words
I recently picked one of the up for my truck so I’m glad I chose well.
Thank you!
You make picking locks so easy
this is the best hitch pin lock I have seen in a long time. A Long Time.
Sounds like a thumbs up from LPL then!
The person in Paclock who is in charge of this product gets an insane raise after this video
If only! Yes, there were a lot of hands that helped bring this product to market, but there is a lot of PAC-PREZ in there.
Favorite part of watching these videos late is looking at the comments section. And on this one in particular, seeing Paclock commenting and holding a small debate about how viable certain things are like adding more pins or using dimple vs disk detainer.
I no longer think LPL's ability to pick a lock is a fare gauge as to the lock's ability to resist being picked by a general hobbyist, I have about 30 locks, and on a good day can pick them all, but struggle, none of them would rate as difficult to LPL I'm sure. These videos give me the encouragement I need to improve.
The marketing team at PacLock is probably jumping for joy right now
I like it how they only wanted to prove that it wasn't the horrible-Masterlock-quality, and can't be raked. I guess that means that they're better than average.
Last time I was this early, we had just gotten a click out of one
Sounds like I might be checking out Pennsylvania Clock products
Yeah, that's something I didn't really consider when we named the company years ago. So many times that darn PA Clock company pops up when you're searching for us!!!
wow gotta give Paclocks some respect!
The best hitch pin lock is the rust that builds up over time ! Once its rusted to the hitch it almost impossible to ever remove
I think when a company sends you a lock, they need to guess the amount of time it will take you to pick it. This might help them figure out if they are judging the quality of their work correctly.
Can't wait for April 1!
closest i've seen to a lpl advert - well done whoever the company was ^^
This guy make me want to weld my hitch in permanently.
Nice!! Try it kneeling on the ground and working up side down under the truck bumper...LOL
Wow high praise. "You may want to consider"
"Might be worth considering" :o
That's one of the highest praises you can get from LPL. Way to go Paclock!
While they obviously sent it to LPL in order to increase the visibility of their product, it was still quite a high risk and required some degree of confidence. That said, this was a fairy fast pick non the less. He simply didn't destroy it like some others. It's the difference between 1 and 2.
Nice to see a company is making locks instead of keep out signs
I'm always practicing my picking. I keep a little lock in my pocket to pick on all day. I even do it when I'm driving. I almost killed a family in a minivan, but it was worth it hearing that click out of 4
I'm sorry was that a recommendation? Those PacLock execs must be in Lock Heaven right now
That's high praise! Good to know.
This man is the definition of 'dexterity' 😂
That "but" at 2:23 just saved a company
Small correction, the emphasis on Yakima, both the Yakima tribe's pronunciation and the name of the city, is on the first syllable, and the i is short as in "big".
That was pretty damn good, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us
They can advertise this lock now. Maybe even ask LPL if they can use this in the trailer. (I'll get my coat).
I have a Paclock on my shed after the last LPL video where he said they were "something to consider".