(1766) Review: MultiPick Elite Champion Pick Kit
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- Video 1766 is a review of the new Multipick Elite "Champion" pick kit designed by Christian Holler, AKA "Decoder". He is quite well known in the Locksport community and has won several International lock picking competitions. You can find the kit at MultiPick's website at: shop.multipick....
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Thank you very much for reviewing my set! I hope people find it as useful as you do. In the future, I'll try to further improve it based on all the feedback I get and I deliberately left a lot of free space so people can expand and customize to their desires.
I upgraded to it from my first real kit Sparrows Tuxedo. I love it. I heard someone say in another review that the ,4 picks are no good for beginners and that we are likely to break them fast. I get that opinion, for a complete beginner that probably is 100% accurate but at the same time i dont think that complete beginners are the ones buying this kit.
I find it very helpful and have learnt a lot about tension, feedback and nuance because i've switched between the 0,4 and the 0,6 versions of the picks. I start with the thick one because it's easier for me and when i picked the lock a couple of times and are familiar with how the lock feels and how much tension it likes then i try to pick it with the thinner pick. It's still the same lock and method but you need to adapt your tension, your use of leverage and be more accurate in placement on the pins and the angles. Very good pratice.
Also i like the steep, deep hooks. They let me attack just the pin i mean to attack and i'm able to set the pin without feeling like i lift 5 pins with the same movement. Maybe me being a Swede has something to do with it too? Liking the SSDev style picks.
In Sweden we have ASSA locks everywhere. On my keychain i have maybe 8 different ASSA keys. To work and home and family. No other brands at all.
I'm trying to find a lockpicking community in Stockholm with no luck yet. If anyone know anything about communities in Stockholm or anywhere in Sweden please tell me. Here or you find my email here on my About-page on youtube.
I've tried to find videos of you competing Christian. Maybe i'll find some now on your account :-).
Thank you for the kit, i recommend it and i love it! I really like that you choose to send it in the big leather case. It's a very good quality cause with a lot of room for expansion.
Congrats on a half of a million subscribers bill I know it took a lot of work but you did it!
wes the lockpicker
Agree, a lot of hard work and dedication by Bill; and a lot of patience and understanding from his wife
Yes, Bill this is certainly a huge effort on your part! Congratulations!
Bill, congratulations on a well deserved milestone! 🍻 You have a unique channel that brought so much to the community! 🙏🙏🙏
Congrats
Excellent kit. Love the tool roll concept. The collaboration between Lock sporters (the elite) and the manufacturers to produce different sets / equipment is always welcome
Never thought lock picking vedieos would be addictive, but I'm hooked and want to learn.
Checking on the MultiPick store it seems they only offer those TOK tensionors with the Champion kit. They name them (SP20 - SP24) but they aren't listed for individual sale.
1 x Tension wrench (SP20) - 0.8 x 2.4 mm
1 x Tension wrench (SP21) - 1.0 x 2.4 mm
1 x Tension wrench (SP22) - 1.2 x 2.4 mm
1 x Tension wrench (SP23) - 1.0 x 2.5 mm
1 x Tension wrench (SP24) - 0.8 x 2.5 mm
Well that's a bummer. On dimple locks I remember GorillaPicking uses an Allen wrench and grinds a perfect taper on the short end to slide in a wedge for that full control you need for spools and other security pins. I would think Bill, LPL, and Sir Noob of Locks (LockNoob to the rabble 😉) might be able to put their heads together on an adjustable TOK-tool. OOHHHHH! How about something along the lines of a slotted screwstarter?
Hope they will sell them also by themselves.... 😭
Yup, the same is true for the new Christina Palmer picks. I guess it's to er encourage people to buy the sets and they'll add the single picks/tensioners later
Thanks for the info! Saved me some hassle.
Was looking for the tensioners since I seen the email come.
Thanks for the Part Numbers! Hoping they'll pop into the site to add into my existing kit!
I love the MultiPick craftsmanship. I'm so happy to hear they're starting making sets for competition. It looks awesome.
They would be Sweet ! Still learning with a cheap made in China. Broke two picks so far. OOps LOL Thanks for all you Do.
That could either being you pushing too hard or just bad metal
Both do Apply I am a NOOB ! lol
What a nice set of picks
Thanks for the review, and for the clear explanation, Bill. *Congratulations on reaching 500,000 subscribers!* It's a real milestone.
Nice!!
Am satisfied with my Sparrows Tuxedo.
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So.... I dont follow lockpickers... But i thought Bill and the Lockpicking Lawyer was the Best.... What a naive am i !
Nice kit there! Like the simplicity of it, and you know its of great quality, coming from Multipick! Thanks Bill!
insane price
Love the intro's!
Definitely for the advanced picker. No fast gimmicks no rakes or bypass tools. Go right to SPP with a fine selection of hooks and TOKs in graduated sizes. This set is made for seasoned lock pickers only, not for beginners.
Definitely entered this giveaway! This will make a financially poor lock sporter like myself green with envy! Thanks for the review, Bill. Exquisite as usual.
Sending you very best wishes for your retirement BosnianBill. I enjoyed and learnt so much from your videos and your verbal presentation skills were a great part of that. Thank you - Mark
I'm surprised there aren't more rakes.
Check out @writemeoff on Instagram if you want the best rakes.
Just found this channel. I picked for a couple years 30 years ago in college. I got the MIT lockpickers guide off a BBS. Made my own tools out of nails and sweeper blades. Good fun. Lost interest when didn’t have to break into the laundry room to do late night washing.
Has Bosnianbill mentioned or reviewed the Peterson Shrike line of picks without handles? A quick search doesn't turn up anything, but that doesn't mean he hasn't mentioned them in a video I haven't seen.
If you find where to buy those TOK wrenches I would love to have that link
Congrats on a half a mill Bill! Thank you for all the work and effort you’ve put into helping the locksport community, and thanks for getting me into picking! 😁
Also I really like those TOK tensioners!
The set is pretty nice and so are the tensioners. I wish those were available outside of the set, which does not seem to be the case (yet). The same unfortunately seems to be true for the Christina Palmer sets.
One advice on the case: I own the same one, it came with my 27pcs dual gauge set and because it's pretty packed in both rows the leather seems to slightly mark up on the outside where the pick edges are. Using a bit of leather conditioner and/or Dubbin helped countering that effect. With this one it's probably unnecessary as there are no picks in the back row but it can't hurt to give it a once over to preserve the beautiful leather a bit better
Or you can buy a new case for about $27. But I do agree that it is a very nice case. I've never had one that feels so good in my hands.
@@JoeHamelin sure, buying new always is an option but taking care of nice things just feels better. Leather conditioner and dubbin can be had for under 10 bucks total and last for a long long time - and if you wear eg leather boots you might already have them. Also well nourished leather ages beautifully, so it's win:win
Great quality set. I'll get one when all my Peterson's snap on the laser engraving.
Nice kit, as always from Multpick. A side note; as mentioned before - you can easily make (TOK) tensioners out of music (piano) wire that fits perfectly in a specific lock. 3 mm or 3.5 mm diameter is perfect. A multi-tool (like Gerber or Leatherman) usually have all the tools you need to make one on the fly. At home you use needle files. The tip you file will be soft and will wear. Cut it off and file a new tip when that happens. You can even make tensioners that will NOT fall out of the lock when tilted. Perfect control for spool type pins.
Olle, do you make videos? love to see you method....
@@kenvanmoorhem8280 I have one video up, showing what they look like and how one is used. I think Kokomolock has a video about making them. I don't use power tools, just needle files to shape them and pliers to bend them. Not hard really, as long as you don't use wire too thick to manually bend. A vise could be of help. Edit: Buy music wire. Pre-cut a few into a suitable lengths using a hack saw and store them in your EDC or BOB. In the wild: When you encounter a lock where you have no suitable tensioner (wrong size, obstructed angle...) - make one on the fly from the straight stock you carry. At home: just make or modify them NOT using your Leatherman/Gerber/... - tool. The multi-tool should only be used when you positively and definitively have no other option. Always keep pristine unused stuff in your BOB. That's a general rule for anything that goes into your BOB.
Bill just admit Ur the visela ransacker
Can you lockpick your door in your next vid
What in your opinion is the best pick kit for people looking to get into look picking?
Who doesn't love Multipick. You can just feel the quality when using them. Awesome review of a quality kit.
Just love those tok tensioners.
That's a really good price for such a high quality kit. I'm not a competitor so I wanted some more rakes for cheap everyday locks, but those would be easy enought to add. I'd love to buy those top of the keyway tension tools. Hopefully, they sell them as a set.
I bought it and I'm happy with it.
Thanks, Bill! Love those TOK's!!
Is your birthday coming up? A Champion kit for your enjoyment. 🙂 Whaddya think?
My birthday was in July and I got tube socks... 😟
Wonderful kit love it!! Great review and video as always!! Thank you Bill for your awesome videos!! Keep them coming, I watch every one!
Nace set for the pick
Didn't recognize Decoder by his face, but know those hands anywhere.
Congrats on 500K subscribers Bill well done. Beautiful pick set thanks Bill
Brand new to the hobby, glad I stumbled across your channel, I have been engrossed for the last day and a half. ADHD however is killing my focus on real world work piling up haha.
Started to pick locks for fun after watching hours and hours of this channel. Thanks for getting me addicted. I picked a bunch of padlocks and opened every one but one little one. My chinese amazon picks dont get in the keyway very good, so, maybe with this lockpick set? Best wishes from Germany.
How they came up with the name Victor is because it means winner or champion... I suppose you were being sarcastic 🤣
He said V as in Victor. I don’t think they are actually called Victor, just V22 and so on.
Another good video!!
Nice piece of kit!
If you can't buy the TOK tensioners separately, you can make them out of various thickness piano wire. The piano wire tip can be filed to the angle you require, so the tensioner can sit in the top of the keyway straight up or at whatever angle you desire. Thicker piano wire has less flex than wiper inserts as well.
Just wanted to say keep up the good work Bill. Just getting into this. Very informative information.
We still miss you, Bill.
Very nice choice of picks and I really like the tok tensioners. I'm definitely not good enough at picking to even consider competitive picking but, I'd love to go to one as a spectator. Thanks, Bill for showing this cool set and explaining all the interesting things about it. It's always a pleasure watching your channel
Sweet case with it too
How much where do I get it ?
Great kit and really love the TOK tensioners. A snug fitting TOK allows for total control👌
Very nice
Great kit!
Nice 😎
Nice set.
Very lovely kit. I need to get myself one of the MultiPick sets sooner or later. Thanks for another great review, Bill!
Wow, this set looks amazing! Time to go through more videos before I go out and order all the picks and locks to get started.
nice review. i have yet to pick an American Lock 1100 series style...
500k subscribers! Right on good work Bill
Your my favorite TH-camr and congrats on five hundred thousand subs
Thank you! As always super info!
Great review once again. I'm no where near competition level. Very nice looking kit.
Thank you for all you do to help the community understand the intricacies of this craft.
Love the tok tension use that style all the time as being left hand convention ones are a pain if picking in hand before only had choice of home made or toool and the uk customs charge was more than the cost of them
Grt videos keep them coming
You gotta do something awesome for (1776)
this is very helpful for someone starting out in lock picking
I feel like those TOK tensioners could be double-ended too, with one end thinned down in either width or depth, to give a total of ten different end profiles.
That's a great set
Congrats on 500k and another outstanding video!
Just broke my favorite half diamond yesterday.
That is a nice starter/high security set, not too many tools to get confusing.
First time applying to the giveaway!
That tip of how to use the right tensioner is gold to anyone who pays attention to it.
Definitely would love this set!
Congrats hitting that 500thousand subscribers!! keep up the great videos! It's cause of you and your channel I got into lock picking. Your channel has taught me much. Thanks!!
That is a sweet set of tools! Thanks for the showing.
even the case is nice quality
Arff, les sous-titres sont en néerlandais...
You've helped me a lot, appreciate it man.
Thanks! Fun stuff.
I'd die for that set. All I got is cheap picks, can't afford a good set.
@S T Thank you, I'll take a look.
I really like the look of this kit
What is wrong with "top of the key way"? The logo clearly tells that is a bottom.
Hihi😀
Well, cylinders are usually mounted the other way around in Europe. So a “top of key way” tension wrench is applied to the bottom of a mounted Euro cylinder… which makes it natural for a European company to name those wrenches bottom of the key way.
I never thought I'd use the words "lock" and "lust" in the same sentence. Oh how I have fallen.
Not worth a dang. For lock sporters, maybe but for a locksmith? Nah.
First.
If those are ssdev hooks, the top in the medium hook likes a lot faster than the ones from Sparrows. That medium hook is my absolute favorite pick.
Variable thicknesses give you positive control over lock cores of many keyway sizes instead of just a few. That's why I have more tension tools than I have picks that I use, anything wide open can be picked fairly easily with a sloppy but flexible tensioner, but with the tighter and more irregular key ways (assuming there are a variety of security pins with a intentional binding order from production) you need more precise tension control since interior warding can cause slipping, and counter rotation needs light enough tension to clear the sheer line but maintain positive control to prevent wider diameter previously set pins from falling back into the key way (especially specialty spools with two different diameters top and bottom that allow for hard to percieve traps, since the base and head of a spool of this variant could have different binding orders) forcing you to restart once that wider security pin causes enough counter rotation to drop more previously set pins, many hard to pick locks use a few deceptive tricks like this to force a skill and equipment requirement on the would be lock picker.