LockPickingLawyer. Thank you for all your very informative videos. I've especially enjoyed the videos on the gun locks you've reviewed. This and the gun lock videos has influenced me on purchasing an Abus Granite 37RK/80. Do you have any tips on where these might be purchased from a reputable company? Also are there any counterfeits to watch out for? Lastly have you seen these with longer shackles? Thanks again for the great videos.
Sorry eaglesteve, but I don't know where to get them. I have a few, but they have all be ebay purchases. There are similar LOOKING locks, but no fakes that I am aware of. As for long shackles, not on that model.
@Queenfinger Yeah me too. I found it for $190 with a 4 foot 14mm Abus chain. Next year I'm getting it tho I don't have any bikes or gates to lock up, it's just for me, for enjoyment
I was an Aviation Ordnanceman in the Navy, and our Ready Service Lockers (RSL), where we stored all of our explosives, had those Sargent and Greenleaf 833 locks. I swear the keys looked like they were 4” in length and the locks themselves weighed a ton. Nice to see LPL recognize them!
@@egeirmakgulseven8945 he didn't open shit, get your words straight. He opened the old patent pending version. Nobody can touch the RK version of the ABUS Plus Core
I think their huge monstrosity was the Master Number 29. Actually a decent lock from what I hear. I think it has an interchangeable core, also. It was so good, in fact, that Master quit making it. I mean, they can't just go around making stuff that's actually worth a damn, right? That'd just be crazy!
Michael, the 29 is quite good, but not big enough for this list. The closest Master Lock ever had to a lock for this list is the 19, which was a very nice lock.
When you brought up that first military style lock I laughed immediately recognizing it. It brought up bad memories of cleaning weapons at the armory...
From lightest to heaviest: 10: Abus 37RK/80 (not yet picked) 09: Abloy 362 (not yet picked) 08: Rotalok (th-cam.com/video/CxRV-zLzHN4/w-d-xo.html) 07: Sargent & Greenleaf 831 (not yet picked) 06: Assa Ruko 4-5 (not yet picked) 05: Kasp 19070X (th-cam.com/video/h-w0kanxUWo/w-d-xo.html) 04: Mul-t-lock C16 (th-cam.com/video/NqBeDP4CPXs/w-d-xo.html) 03: Mul-t-lock e18h (th-cam.com/video/KGJBANYf6P8/w-d-xo.html) 02: Hi-Shear LK1200 (not yet picked) 01: Squire SS80CS (th-cam.com/video/h27t7elN5Qs/w-d-xo.html) Thanks to htomerif for the list text :) Whilst browsing I also found videos of these big(ish) locks that do not appear to be in the list above, but perhaps could have been. In no particular order: th-cam.com/video/vjbI_HN9IQU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/5ldLzuZj-lQ/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/INa8fMw66PY/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/EXT7PEKaajo/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/8bkzv9tBXls/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/eOJc9OiRN5A/w-d-xo.html There are more, but I think these will do for now; some people might be interested in watching them. Awesome list of locks in the video - thanks VERY much for posting it! :)
I have cut some of the best locks ever made off of trailers at work because shippers would drop off trailers and not unlock the doors. A cordless grinder with a cut off wheel will make short work of any of them.
I've been looking around, no one has mentioned a plasma cutter. With a Milwaukee 12 A-hr battery or two and small canister of compressed air, you could probably make a fairly portable rig. I have a chain saw uses one of those batteries and it's amazing how much cutting you can do with it.
@@ivanf4023 How is that relevant? Have you ever tried to drive a chain saw to work? By your thinking, that would mean electric cars won't work. My point is about the energy storage in these batteries is really impressive and could likely run a plasma cutter long enough cut useful amounts of metal. It was just idle speculation about possibilities. And of course a chain saw can cut metal, just depends on thickness and hardness. You ever played with sodium? I think all of the guys on the left of the periodic table are not much harder to cut than maybe cold chocolate or maybe PET? Can't come up with quite the right example.. You could have a lot of [dangerous] fun with mercury.
The first time Mr LockPickingLawyer showed future Mrs LockPickingLawyer his Top Ten Biggest and Baddest Padlocks, she was even more surprised then i am right know.
That Sargent and Greenleaf lock is the kind we used on the ship's armory and magazines in the US Navy. I always thought that was way too heavy of a lock. Nice to see it again.
The Sargent and Greenleaf locks are used to lock up arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E) in magazines behind a heavy welded shroud that covers the entire lock once it is locked. The base of the lock is at the bottom of the shroud so even if you managed to cut the shroud off before the MPs can get there, you still have to contend with the shroud on the lock itself. The Abloy locks are used in smaller applications where the Sargent Greenleaf locks won't fit, mostly on ready service lockers and small arms ready issue lockers. These locks are no joke.
LockPickingLawyer: What about the Laclede ? When I sought out Pewag security chain, I was directed to the Laclede "13 mm Lockdown Security Chain & Padlock kit." I don't know much about either that padlock or chain. Would love to hear your impressions or even see some videos where you test the padlock & chain. I obtained mine from a rigging supply co.
Wait what !!! I have been watching LPL videos for last 4-5 hours and this is the first time i hear him say the lock is beyond his (be it even correct) abilities !!!
The military locks S&G is used on our arms rooms where weapons are stored. The arms rooms have two of these (keyed differently) securing the door. A two key system where two guards are each given a key to prevent rogue entry.
and what about an update of this video? It's now more than 4 years old. For IT that would be an eternity, not sure how this scales in the (pad)locking department.
"Locking up military musicians" gave me a mental image of military marching band members having to be shut away because they just won't stop parading about through the night and the other soldiers can't get any shut eye 😂
I've used both of the military locks, the Hi-Shear for the arms room in Berlin, Germany and the Sergeant-Greenleaf for our arms room in Mannheim, Germany. Don't get no idears, both arms rooms are closed and the barracks no longer exist.
Great video. Are all those locks made in the U.S.? Do you try to pick locks that are made in other countries? I'm kind of new to the channel. Russian, German locks and so on. Just saw some other videos and answered my own question.
It would be easy to objectively choose the most secure lock. People aren't asking which lock is good for a backpack and nuclear power plant. They mean which one would be unpickable and the hardest to destroy with todays tech. Including resisting plasma cuts, explosives, and A.I.
If LPL is the final boss in video game: “Hahahaha naive picker! There’s no way you will defeat my 18-cylinder-platinum reinforced-triple-dimple-spooled-magnetically-activated-security-diamond-nasty key way-core! Not to mention the 60lbs Diamond lock body! Give up!”
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At 7:30, I misspoke... the shackle is 18mm, not 18 inches!
You should do an inventory video of all your locks, picks, and other equipment! THAT would be cool to see
They designed this lock to lock military musicians was a great one too.
LockPickingLawyer. Thank you for all your very informative videos. I've especially enjoyed the videos on the gun locks you've reviewed. This and the gun lock videos has influenced me on purchasing an Abus Granite 37RK/80. Do you have any tips on where these might be purchased from a reputable company? Also are there any counterfeits to watch out for? Lastly have you seen these with longer shackles? Thanks again for the great videos.
Sorry eaglesteve, but I don't know where to get them. I have a few, but they have all be ebay purchases. There are similar LOOKING locks, but no fakes that I am aware of. As for long shackles, not on that model.
LockPickingLawyer . Thanks for the info and replying. Have a great day.
I agree, military musicians should be locked up at all times.
Definitely!
Aww beat me to it xd
God only knows what those bugle players will do to the innocent public if allowed to run free.
They are all buglers, after all!
Even the horn section. (runs)
Abus 27RK/80 with Abus Plus core.
LPL "Beyond my current abilities"
me: woah.
One year later - "YO I PICKED IT!"
Yeah when he said that, I was like thats the one.
Maximal Crazy do you know which video that is? I wanna see
@@ixflqr I believe it's this th-cam.com/video/FfFTNsowDvk/w-d-xo.html, though the model is 37/80 instead of 37rk/80 (rk stands for re-key)
@Queenfinger Yeah me too. I found it for $190 with a 4 foot 14mm Abus chain. Next year I'm getting it tho I don't have any bikes or gates to lock up, it's just for me, for enjoyment
Me at 10:00pm: Just one more video and then I’ll go to sleep.
Me at 3:00am: *Top 10 biggest and baddest padlocks*
How have we lived this long without this information?
Me to meehh allready 5am 0.o
So eerie how that is me tonight
@@simonin3d wtf i watched your comment and this video 2 time at 5 am sleepless night. Whats wrong with me.
F. Me it's already 8.30am
LPL: "It's above my current skill level"
Me: "That's all I need to know"
This video was 4 years ago
He did manage to do it a few years later
th-cam.com/video/FfFTNsowDvk/w-d-xo.html
@@wardrich months*
I wonder how much that's changed in 4 years though. he's gotten even better and more powerful
.....a torch enters the room
I was an Aviation Ordnanceman in the Navy, and our Ready Service Lockers (RSL), where we stored all of our explosives, had those Sargent and Greenleaf 833 locks. I swear the keys looked like they were 4” in length and the locks themselves weighed a ton. Nice to see LPL recognize them!
I measured my 833 keys and they are 2 ¾" but yea long and goes to a big Bertha of a lock
the Rotalok is by far my favorite design. Making it twist-proof is something I haven't seen in many padlocks.
But do you think it can stop Marisa?
I love the eloquence of this man’s speech.
When he said “certainly beyond my own abilities” I was sold!
but he opened it in episode 548
@@egeirmakgulseven8945 he didn't open shit, get your words straight. He opened the old patent pending version. Nobody can touch the RK version of the ABUS Plus Core
@@juanbaclavab bit aggressive, don't you think so?
@@juanbaclavab exept the bosnian bill and i tool
@@juanbaclavabtook that a bit personal eh? No worries, I’m also that passionate about a few things in life so I understand.
What’s sort of funny is that when he can pick a lock, he won’t stop subtly roasting it, but when he _can’t,_ he showers them with praise.
Rotalok is perhaps the most impressive lock design I've seen.
I was considering one for a container, but it's also the most expensive and hard to get (at least outside of the UK).
@@smartcatcollarproject5699 Yeah I found out it's hard to get as well.
*Now I see why the duty free shop where I worked used keys like this*
Seeing the ROTALOK "hmm, I could still break that", then #3:15 beat me :O.
surprised master lock isn't on the list with some huge monstrosity you can open with a toothpick.
yahn86us most pickrrs view mastrr locks as inferior and not worthy
I think their huge monstrosity was the Master Number 29. Actually a decent lock from what I hear. I think it has an interchangeable core, also. It was so good, in fact, that Master quit making it. I mean, they can't just go around making stuff that's actually worth a damn, right? That'd just be crazy!
Michael, the 29 is quite good, but not big enough for this list. The closest Master Lock ever had to a lock for this list is the 19, which was a very nice lock.
yahn86us , HAHAHA😀
Master 19 was my first super massive lock, and a remnant of when Master used to actually make good locks in the US.
Thank you. I had _nearly_ abandoned pointlessly locking anything.
Sergeant N. Greenleaf - WWII Hero, and Military Lock-Maker Extraordinaire. :-)
"beyond my current ability" *NEVER* thought I'd ever hear LPL utter those words :)
When you brought up that first military style lock I laughed immediately recognizing it. It brought up bad memories of cleaning weapons at the armory...
Should make merch saying "pick resistant but not overly so"
Ok that was the first time I have ever heard The LPL say that a lock was beyond his capabilities to pick. Crazy high praise from him!!
The Abloy 362 just rocks !
From lightest to heaviest:
10: Abus 37RK/80 (not yet picked)
09: Abloy 362 (not yet picked)
08: Rotalok (th-cam.com/video/CxRV-zLzHN4/w-d-xo.html)
07: Sargent & Greenleaf 831 (not yet picked)
06: Assa Ruko 4-5 (not yet picked)
05: Kasp 19070X (th-cam.com/video/h-w0kanxUWo/w-d-xo.html)
04: Mul-t-lock C16 (th-cam.com/video/NqBeDP4CPXs/w-d-xo.html)
03: Mul-t-lock e18h (th-cam.com/video/KGJBANYf6P8/w-d-xo.html)
02: Hi-Shear LK1200 (not yet picked)
01: Squire SS80CS (th-cam.com/video/h27t7elN5Qs/w-d-xo.html)
Thanks to htomerif for the list text :)
Whilst browsing I also found videos of these big(ish) locks that do not appear to be in the list above, but perhaps could have been. In no particular order:
th-cam.com/video/vjbI_HN9IQU/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/5ldLzuZj-lQ/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/INa8fMw66PY/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/EXT7PEKaajo/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/8bkzv9tBXls/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/eOJc9OiRN5A/w-d-xo.html
There are more, but I think these will do for now; some people might be interested in watching them.
Awesome list of locks in the video - thanks VERY much for posting it! :)
Good info... thanks for adding.
When he taps the lock at 7:51 I get satisfied for some reason
I have cut some of the best locks ever made off of trailers at work because shippers would drop off trailers and not unlock the doors. A cordless grinder with a cut off wheel will make short work of any of them.
I've been looking around, no one has mentioned a plasma cutter. With a Milwaukee 12 A-hr battery or two and small canister of compressed air, you could probably make a fairly portable rig. I have a chain saw uses one of those batteries and it's amazing how much cutting you can do with it.
@@mechtheist have you ever tried cutting metal with a chainsaw? It doesn't work.
@@ivanf4023 How is that relevant? Have you ever tried to drive a chain saw to work? By your thinking, that would mean electric cars won't work. My point is about the energy storage in these batteries is really impressive and could likely run a plasma cutter long enough cut useful amounts of metal. It was just idle speculation about possibilities. And of course a chain saw can cut metal, just depends on thickness and hardness. You ever played with sodium? I think all of the guys on the left of the periodic table are not much harder to cut than maybe cold chocolate or maybe PET? Can't come up with quite the right example.. You could have a lot of [dangerous] fun with mercury.
@@ivanf4023 Have you tried honing in your reading comprehension skills? It might just take and save us future useless comments.
@@mechtheist oih
The first time Mr LockPickingLawyer showed future Mrs LockPickingLawyer his Top Ten Biggest and Baddest Padlocks, she was even more surprised then i am right know.
just when i was starting to think it was all pointless.. finally something worth buying
Episode 24 of: why am I watching this but maintain interest
u have about 900 episodes left
Dang, those military musicians must be tougher than nails to require such a beefy lock!
Military musicians should all definitely be locked-up! LOL Thanks for the continued amazing content!
Poor "Military Musicians"
What was theyre crime?
Probably horrible brass section 🤣
F y’all
Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw would like a word - you can kiss them in the brass!
It's amazing to come back to this video after watching [1398] where he picks the ABUS ("well beyond my current abilities" in this video) in under 3min
"I am LockPicking Lawyer Guy"
*Drops enormous lock onto the table with a loud thud*
"And THIS! ....is my lock!"
Those are some massive locks. As a bonus they can serve as weights.
I shouldn't have ended up here after starting a drinking game where i have to take a shot whenever i hear the word massive
Locking military musicians 😂😂
At this point I feel like I would just cut through whatever container these locks lock up, would probably be easier lol.
Seeing one of these locks at a door, it might be easier to "pick away" the wall next to them to get into wherever you want.
That Sargent and Greenleaf lock is the kind we used on the ship's armory and magazines in the US Navy. I always thought that was way too heavy of a lock. Nice to see it again.
The Military Musicians lock was my favorite.
Anyone else picturing The Lincoln Lawyer doing these videos ?? 😁
The Sargent and Greenleaf locks are used to lock up arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E) in magazines behind a heavy welded shroud that covers the entire lock once it is locked. The base of the lock is at the bottom of the shroud so even if you managed to cut the shroud off before the MPs can get there, you still have to contend with the shroud on the lock itself. The Abloy locks are used in smaller applications where the Sargent Greenleaf locks won't fit, mostly on ready service lockers and small arms ready issue lockers. These locks are no joke.
>come from the future
>see squire SS80CS
>laughs in squire SS100CS
LockPickingLawyer: What about the Laclede ? When I sought out Pewag security chain, I was directed to the Laclede "13 mm Lockdown Security Chain & Padlock kit." I don't know much about either that padlock or chain. Would love to hear your impressions or even see some videos where you test the padlock & chain. I obtained mine from a rigging supply co.
That's why it is important to size the padlock wisely.
As these locks move toward the #1 spot, they have the same birth weight as a small child.
"Designed for locking-up military musicians" - 8:10
So which lock do you use to lock up all the locks?👍
A laughably insecure wafer lock.
no need to lock them, they're all self-locking 😂
Put them in the bank vault, down the street.
Might need to use one of these locks to secure my motorcycle.
Wait what !!! I have been watching LPL videos for last 4-5 hours and this is the first time i hear him say the lock is beyond his (be it even correct) abilities !!!
This video: Padlocks with more pick resistance than most front door locks in the world.
Marry someone who loves you the way LPL loves these locks.
I have a Squire padlock on my Rubbermaid garden shed.
The SAF lock is a strong contender I would think, despite being a bike lock.
I love that he left that stutterstep in the final edit
The military locks S&G is used on our arms rooms where weapons are stored. The arms rooms have two of these (keyed differently) securing the door. A two key system where two guards are each given a key to prevent rogue entry.
Hey LockPickingLawyer So it's been five years, got an updated list? Things are always a-changin'.
8:18 I didnt know the military imprisoned their musicians.
I didn't know they could lockdown the country for a cold.
Fabulous. Thank you
People probably buying these locks for their gym lockers only to find they don’t fit
From the future - one day Bosnian Bill and yourself will create a tool...no lock will be safe...
and what about an update of this video? It's now more than 4 years old. For IT that would be an eternity, not sure how this scales in the (pad)locking department.
Can you do 10 best locker locks?
I think he said that he uses an American A5300 on his locker.
www.amazon.com/American-Lock-A5300D-Steel-Padlock/dp/B0013GBQVM
That's a good idea.
Really never ever, even in my wildest dreams, did think I would hear the LPL state : "a padlock beyond my current abilities"...
I need to find some of those locks 🔒 for my containers
You should make a video about the best cheap/affordable locks for everyday use.
Those are great as weapons too if you unlock your stuff
"Locking up military musicians" gave me a mental image of military marching band members having to be shut away because they just won't stop parading about through the night and the other soldiers can't get any shut eye 😂
I've used both of the military locks, the Hi-Shear for the arms room in Berlin, Germany and the Sergeant-Greenleaf for our arms room in Mannheim, Germany. Don't get no idears, both arms rooms are closed and the barracks no longer exist.
With a grinder you cut through all those locks no problem
This mans door be looking like Harry potters vault
imagine how secure this guys shed is
Padlock porn. Breakout the Kleenex!
I find it crazy that THIS GUY is using the phrase "begs the question" incorrectly
LPL : Its above my skill level
instantly bought
I used to pick the lock on the freezer when I was a kid my peoples got them a fancy bitch after that
The game: (lockpick 100 required) pick the lock
Me: I don’t think my lockpick skill is high enough
I love how you call each position in this list a “slot”, because “slot” means “lock” in Dutch.
Maybe I missed it, be a revisit of this list for 2020 would be interesting.
Now I have to research chains and cables
Gotta keep those military musicians locked up tight
Makes you wonder what it is that old boy is locking up with those locks..
Most of these are unavailable! What is an excellent lock currently available?
The ultimate lock pick would be a backpack oxy-acetylene setup
In the case of these locks its probably easier to cut open the door
the Assa Ruko literally looks like Arasaka tech
So, buy the first one, the Abus 37Rk/80. The Lock Picking Lawyer said he can't pick it yet. So... That's the one.
8:19 those gad damn musicians
Someone jamed bubble gum in my D lock in very cold winter day and my key would not work untll warmer weather.I like to use combination lock.
okay, so now, could you please make the comparason of most unpickable locks but at around max 150$?
Every time he visits Paris he takes a bunch of locks off the bridge, with its consequent divorces.
As a Military Musician...8:19 of this video is pretty funny.
Man I went to go look at prices of all the locks and there weren't links in the description. Regardless, great videos!
bro at this point just break the doors xD
Great video. Are all those locks made in the U.S.? Do you try to pick locks that are made in other countries? I'm kind of new to the channel. Russian, German locks and so on. Just saw some other videos and answered my own question.
abus for example is a german brand
What type lock do you recommend for a bicycle lock? How about for storage units?
It would be easy to objectively choose the most secure lock. People aren't asking which lock is good for a backpack and nuclear power plant. They mean which one would be unpickable and the hardest to destroy with todays tech. Including resisting plasma cuts, explosives, and A.I.
I.E. an A.I. watched and uncutable polymer lock that requires a key so long and bent that a human arm couldn't possibly pick it.
I think this list should've included the Master Lock #3. It's so popular, it must be good, right?
I’m curious if there is a relatively clear ROI when it comes to high security locks. Do you really get what you pay for and pay for what you get?
If LPL is the final boss in video game:
“Hahahaha naive picker! There’s no way you will defeat my 18-cylinder-platinum reinforced-triple-dimple-spooled-magnetically-activated-security-diamond-nasty key way-core! Not to mention the 60lbs Diamond lock body! Give up!”
I feel like you should link to places to buy these locks.