@Lucian & DrLex1 - Would actually be a legitimate tactic as it might confused anyone trying to enter, both because you have a strange object taped to the door, and when they realize what it is, they might assume you're advertising how little you care about whatever is behind it, or that it's actually a trap. Either way, it might buy the door an extra minute or so.
Thank you so much LPL. You may have saved a family today. I was looking at this deadbolt. Not even going to think about it, I will look for a quality lock. Thank you.
"You know what, I'm not going to put this in a vise; it's not going to take nearly long enough for that to matter." The sheer, absolute disdain in the delivery of that really says enough about your opinion of this lock.
Lots of horizontal duct tape strips would require manually peeling off each piece, which is noisy and messy. I'd genuinely feel more secure if my door was duct taped shut from the outside.
I work with some small engines and I had a guy bring in a "Wal-Mart special" weed trimmer. You know, the $75 one. He had used it twice. It was hard to even take it apart without breaking anything because it was so cheap. After about 20 minutes I just put it back together and told the guy he needed to buy a new weed trimmer because I could see thru the intake that one of the pistons was cracked. I've never seen a cracked piston in a new trimmer - let alone a trimmer that wasn't run until it seized (generally because someone forgot to mix their oil into the fuel). I couldn't believe how cheaply made it was. I mean, you can buy a perfectly reasonable Stihl/Husqvarna/Echo trimmer for $130-150 that is going to be 10x better and actually last.
@@Vares65 when you're starting, this is an excellent start to get the feel of things. It's cheap enough to almost be disposable. You can break it, pull it part, learn how things work even modify it and it's only $10.
Whatever. Anything's better than a piece of bubblegum. The average Joe Knows jack shit about locks and or their security or Integrity, so yeah, anyting beats gum
Here's your problem: You're assuming the Hyper Tough deadbolt is supposed to secure your house. Easy mistake to make. Savy shoppers know that you gotta use the Great Value instant oatmeal because it is absolutely 100% pickproof.
@Swampy idk I bought the mortice lock, 2 picks, Repinning kit for 5-6 locks and pinning tweezers for $27 had it at my house in 3 days I'm happy with my practice lock as I've since tapped it and added m4 grub screws so I don't have to gut it to change pinning.
I started with Kwikset 6-pin locks from the used building supplies place, locks whose keys were missing. Basically raked them open using a piece of TIG filler rod then improved them with better keypins.
I’ve only been picking locks for a few weeks but the first lock I ever picked successfully was a made in China Walmart laminated padlock; it probably took me thirty minutes the first time. I just tried it again and got it in about fifteen seconds.
My goodness.. So in the span of five minutes he unboxed the lock, gave a good lesson on deadbolt assembly, demonstrated an easy viable destructive bypass, picked the lock and finally disassembled the thing to prove what shoty craftsmanship was inside. He destroyed them.
I appreciate you sharing the information about the strike plate and screws. It's important that people know how thieves actually break into houses when talking about door locks. This would take one bump of my shoulder to open.
Kinda super broadly security pins are designed to make picking harder and take longer. Cons are mostly that it costs money to manufacture such pins so cheap locks tend not to use them. As you saw in the video the key pins were bevelled on both sides. This makes assembly easier since the intern you're paying 5 cents an hour to assemble locks cant put them in upside down. But as LPL said, this means picking is easier. Serrated pins are designed so that the lock will bind along the serrations. Thta means you'll likely have to muck around and set that pin a few times before its actually 'set' Spool pins are designed to false set inside the spool. To unscrew yourself you'll have to release the tension on the lock which means you'll likley lose any other pins you have set. Having these kinds of pins also means a lock basically can't be opened by blind monkeys via raking. I mean you 'could' get lucky and rake a lock open with security pins but the odds of that are astronomically low.
@IamMe You’ve got the concept of drilling correct. Steel anti-drill pins are hardened, which makes them much more difficult to drill through than brass pins. Lock manufacturers use brass for a couple of reasons: it’s easier to machine and it doesn’t rust.
I wanna point out that "hyper" is often used when something has gone so extreme that it has somehow gone too far in some respect. you will hear it in alot of medical diagnosis. like: *hyper*ventaling == "breathing too much" *hyper*thyroidism == "the thyroid does its job so much its doing damage" *hyper*active == "so active that it might hurt/do damage to other organs" .....so.......
Hyper Tough is good if you need something like one of the $5 security bit screw driver sets for working on electronics from time to time, a pack of utility knife blades, and other simple things like that, but when it really counts like locks, and other major stuff I would avoid the brand like the plague!
Great work! I'd like to see you do some picking using a mic affixed to the lock body so we can hear each click. Even better an audio visual wave displayed on screen to see the sounds as something like this is so tactile we miss out on quite a bit of the first hand experience inside the lock. Still, commendable work!
Nick Lindridge thanks. Yeah only somewhat though. I would like to hear the scratching/misclicks etc too if plausible. like how vault crackers utilize a stethoscope for feedback. Might not be worth it thought I can only imagine it would add yo the enjoyment of these videos.
Watching this guy pick locks with ease is why my whole family is involved in guard duty at my home. We do 3-hour shifts. We are all armed in case something happens. Thanks, LPL.
My husband bought this lock a couple of months ago when we needed to change our front door lock. I'm so glad that it didn't fit and I took it back. I bought a more expensive brand and I have been happy ever since.
I like that you're focusing on other elements of a lock's security too, like weak strikes and exposed hinges. People ask what's the best lock, but once you get past novice picking and bumping attacks you get more mileage by guarding against bypass and physical attacks.
Found this lock in a parts bin at a thrift store. Immediately thought of this video again. My girlfriend picked it open just now and she's very pleased with herself.
At least the 6-pin Kwiksets can be improved upon with some better pins and better bitting choices, including using those holes that the PK balls are supposed to drop into as traps. A schmuck with a bump key might have one for a 5-pin lock and not even realize that there's a 6th pin. This thing doesn't appear to have any redeeming features.
i feel that 99% of locks are only there to prove someones intent when they break in. If you want in someones house there is always a way in. But the difference between Visiting and Break And Enter is that cheap lock
@@electronicsNmore It's a bit more like throwing away 10$ for something that is close to nothing. Your saying of "something is better than nothing" would only apply here if the lock was free
LAnonHubbard Brand name is kinda scary good for a virgin brand. You can tell it's optimized and market tested all to hell. "VERY TOUGH!" Naw. "HYPER HARD" lol. "MANIC RELIABLE" ... you catch my drift.
Your own life is definitely worth something, even if all you could afford on minimum wage and all that college debt is a $10 deadbolt from walmart. Just sayin'.
I have one of these on my old RV but the door it's on is two thin sheets of plastic with rigid foam inside, so arguably the lock and strike plate is stronger than the door itself. It serves the purpose of locking the door, keeping it being opened by someone who might walk up and try to open the door. That's all I expect from it. For that purpose, it's adequate for the price and it's level of quality.
One time I bought a hyper-tough tire pump, and it broke on first use. Yeah, never again. Even for a tirenpump, I would go for something fancier and higher-quality.
After seeing this im considering using an old style wooden beam to bar my door at night. That should last longer and be mlre protective than any of the stuff you shou in the channel
Its a good lock for an indoor door... Where you dont exactly need security like your front door, but more something to just hold the door shut against unwanted family members of the passive variety.
I have a video request... I would like to see a video on recommendations for door locks... the ones you have found to be the most secure to guard your home with.
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So many corners were cut, it became a circle.
@010steveo eh, that really depends. If she's old enough to walk, probably not.
hahahahaha
So an all-rounder, eh?
@010steveo I'd recommend a master lock over this
I'm very pleased to present you with the TH-cam Award for best comment on this video.
Saying “corners were cut”, when you’ve already said “Walmart”, is really redundant.
You're all being a bit negative about this lock: it's quite a handy lock to have if you're prone to losing your keys.
It might also be useful for "opening" windows if you have a loose one. Loose deadbolt, that is, not loose window.
lol xD
@Abdul Rahman - You're shopping at Walmart ... You have no expensive items.
You can always use it to increase ventilation by throwing it out a closed window.
Finally! A lock for me! I got locked out of my dorm weekly in college. Weekly. For four years.
"I am not going to put this in a vice. It's not going to take nearly long enough."
THE DISRESPECT! LOL
The lock was the disrespect
It took you longer to open the box than the actual deadbolt. Lmfao
MGodkillerS13 beat me to it
Just duct tape this box to your door, it's safer.
@@DrLex1 flex tape
So..... Just put the lock's box on the door, it's more secure! XD
@Lucian & DrLex1 - Would actually be a legitimate tactic as it might confused anyone trying to enter, both because you have a strange object taped to the door, and when they realize what it is, they might assume you're advertising how little you care about whatever is behind it, or that it's actually a trap. Either way, it might buy the door an extra minute or so.
Thank you so much LPL. You may have saved a family today. I was looking at this deadbolt. Not even going to think about it, I will look for a quality lock. Thank you.
"You know what, I'm not going to put this in a vice, it's not going to take nearly long enough to matter."
oh god I can't stop laughing
The first time, that I remember, that he talked big smack before opening the lock. Deserved, in this case.
LPL has got more confidence now since winning that competition. Love the smack talking
@@DeevyCeavy There was one or two other instances, but they were all deserved.
I came to the comment section to like this comment. I knew someone had to have mentioned this.
Melissia Blackheart It’s on par with his comment in the TSA lock video “we have our master lock, of course, this one opens”
That strike plate is made from the finest chinesium.
Recycled stamped out chinesium... 😆
Ha! They didn't even spring for chinesium. It's made out of cake icing.
it is not a skookum chooocher
@Swampy ahhh ya . skookum as frig it is not . i love ave . i am half canadian i can relate to that fella he is funny as all get out i enjoy his vids
Foggy Signal Productions this lock is probably made by Milfuckee
Lock: *Hyper Tough*
LPL: Hold my wiper insert.
LPL doesn't need anyone to hold his stuff to pick this crap.
He just stares at the lock for 2.5 seconds and the lock opens.
I'll get a paper clip, that will open it
Hyper Tough... Bends it with two fingers
Get my top of the keyway tensioner...
"Picks it up"
Ok, we have the stri-
*already bends like a piece playdoh*
I use more force taking a shit than the force he used to bend that plate
@@theoriginalshew hahahahha
@@theoriginalshew You could still use more fiber in your diet. Healthy stool should be more firm than that plate..
Well, things turned shitty real quick!
@@FranzFerdinandVIII Just like that car ride... Eh?
"Actually it is a super easy. Barely an inconvenience."
wlamart locks are TIGHT!
Customer: But the lock isn't actually secure.
Walmart: I'm going to need you to get all the way off my back about that.
-"Who would take the time to install something that's barely an improvement over putting a piece of tape on the door?"
-"Unclear!"
+1 for Screen Rant reference.
@@raptor15sc "Woops!" "Woopsie!"
"You know what, I'm not going to put this in a vise; it's not going to take nearly long enough for that to matter." The sheer, absolute disdain in the delivery of that really says enough about your opinion of this lock.
“Cant get it out non destructively”
Oh there was plenty of destruction in this video
I told my girlfriend the same thing
My sense of security has been destroyed.
Lock makers reputation. Walmart (not much there but...)
The designers of that pitiful lock reputation.
@@seldonwright4345 this was designed by the marketing department, and not engineers.
@@newstarcadefan I do believe that
Nice! 5 minutes video, must be a good lock!
**Notices that unboxing and disassembly took 4 minutes**
Oh...
Suddenly using ducttape to secure your door seems to be a more clever choice.
or a chair
@@Cynyr Or a note saying "Keep Out".
Hell even a master lock combo lock from a school locker would be better than this junk!
Lots of horizontal duct tape strips would require manually peeling off each piece, which is noisy and messy.
I'd genuinely feel more secure if my door was duct taped shut from the outside.
Duct tape is unpickable. Only brute force attacks will work.
You should really start picking these locks with a paperclip.
Revisit old locks
I've picked a lock with a paperclip and I'm not even a lockpicker, so it's not really that impressive. Just has to be a shitty lock
Or a bobby pin
filament from a lightbulb 🤣
This is the most disappointed I have ever heard LPL sound in a product.
Because people buy this garbage without a second glance because WalMart
he sounded less disappointed and more angry/offended
Hego Damask I don’t often play with locks this cheap and poorly made...
the entire concept of Walmart makes me disappointed in people in general.
@@davidglenn878787 sooner or later he will pick open the pandora's box
I work with some small engines and I had a guy bring in a "Wal-Mart special" weed trimmer. You know, the $75 one. He had used it twice. It was hard to even take it apart without breaking anything because it was so cheap. After about 20 minutes I just put it back together and told the guy he needed to buy a new weed trimmer because I could see thru the intake that one of the pistons was cracked.
I've never seen a cracked piston in a new trimmer - let alone a trimmer that wasn't run until it seized (generally because someone forgot to mix their oil into the fuel). I couldn't believe how cheaply made it was. I mean, you can buy a perfectly reasonable Stihl/Husqvarna/Echo trimmer for $130-150 that is going to be 10x better and actually last.
Like 15 years before a carb rebuild?
One of the pistons? It only has one piston.😂
@@DeanBeckerdjbckr you replied to a 2 year old comment to talk shit about grammar
go touch some grass
@@danlorett2184 Not grammar. Accuracy. Easy to confuse, I'm sure.
I don't understand what you're on about. This is a great lock!
... For beginners getting into the hobby!
Really it's not even good for that. The beginner won't really learn much from this lock, it's TOO easy.
@@Vares65 when you're starting, this is an excellent start to get the feel of things. It's cheap enough to almost be disposable. You can break it, pull it part, learn how things work even modify it and it's only $10.
Phill that’s what I was thinking then you could even get new pins and And change the bidding and make it different. Pin are extremely cheap
Getting into what?
@@bobtheelectrician6692 Lock picking.
Hopefully Walmart secures their store doors with this lock for the upcoming Purge.
Walmart uses Medeco or Assa Abloy in a stock door mortise holder.
I never thought I’d see LPL disappointed in a lock brand more than Master, but I think we have a winner: Walmart’s Hyper Tough.
At least hyper tough isn't trying to swindle people with marketing wank.
At least masterlock tries to resist brute force attacks
@@jttech44 Technically it is. The name Hyper Tough implies it is tough and not going to buckle if you so much as _look_ at it funny
I think the name Masterlock refers to the fact that their products help people master picking locks
TH-cam recommendations brought me to your channel. 8 videos later, and I cannot stop. Subbed.
I wanted to comment before the lock was open, but I failed.
I didn't.
It took longer to take it out of the packaging than to pick it. Better off using some gum to keep you door closed.
Whatever. Anything's better than a piece of bubblegum. The average Joe Knows jack shit about locks and or their security or Integrity, so yeah, anyting beats gum
You're a slow typer then bro! Lol.
Don Brasz wooosh
"These are a bit on the shy side, let me help them with my pick"
That's the most strange sentence I have heard in this channel so far
Here's your problem: You're assuming the Hyper Tough deadbolt is supposed to secure your house. Easy mistake to make. Savy shoppers know that you gotta use the Great Value instant oatmeal because it is absolutely 100% pickproof.
Don’t be ridiculous. Great Value instant oatmeal is for hanging wallpaper, not securing a door.
I thought it was good for creating popcorn effect ceilings...
Technically correct!
Surely it all depends on how finely it is ground...
...then there are other issues, such as...
>
It's for fixing a broken sink
Basically what you said it:
“Here is what is good”
“And this is what this is”
At least it is a good cylinder lock for beginners. That is what I would buy it for.
I was thinking the same thing.make a great beginning and cheap beginning 5 pin lock
Cheaper to just buy a mortice cylinder from lockpick. com much better lock for less money.
Its too easy even for beginners
@Swampy idk I bought the mortice lock, 2 picks, Repinning kit for 5-6 locks and pinning tweezers for $27 had it at my house in 3 days I'm happy with my practice lock as I've since tapped it and added m4 grub screws so I don't have to gut it to change pinning.
I started with Kwikset 6-pin locks from the used building supplies place, locks whose keys were missing. Basically raked them open using a piece of TIG filler rod then improved them with better keypins.
Wow, surprised to get an unboxing video too. Thanks LPL!
He had to do something to string it out a bit.
*When I read it was from Walmart*
I knew it wouldn't stand a chance
Walmart... Where brands go to die.
@@tonyfletcher2541 You mean like Apple, Samsung, and Sony? Oh...
I’ve only been picking locks for a few weeks but the first lock I ever picked successfully was a made in China Walmart laminated padlock; it probably took me thirty minutes the first time. I just tried it again and got it in about fifteen seconds.
Great wall of China mart
Cant like it's at 420
Hands down the best Channel on TH-cam for lock enthusiasts.
My goodness.. So in the span of five minutes he unboxed the lock, gave a good lesson on deadbolt assembly, demonstrated an easy viable destructive bypass, picked the lock and finally disassembled the thing to prove what shoty craftsmanship was inside. He destroyed them.
I wonder if LPL put it back together, or just put it straight in the bin
Exactly. Why separate the pins, just dump it.
Funny... I WAS tempted to dump the contents of my pinning tray right in the trash.
LockPickingLawyer could you just put better pins if the same size in that lock and make it harder to pick.
James Fair good question
Jonathan Corwin I was thinking the same thing haha
I appreciate you sharing the information about the strike plate and screws. It's important that people know how thieves actually break into houses when talking about door locks. This would take one bump of my shoulder to open.
I can imagine someone using one of these as a training lock and thinking they are a picking prodigy...
0 corners, 0 security
Rotalock?
Corners were definitely cut... The lock is round.
I had the same joke in my head 😂
LPL: *Picking lock*
God: “wtf”
LPL: “This has been LPL and this is the inexcusable design flaw of Heavens Gate.”
Could you make a video about the types of pins and their pros/cons?
Kinda super broadly security pins are designed to make picking harder and take longer. Cons are mostly that it costs money to manufacture such pins so cheap locks tend not to use them. As you saw in the video the key pins were bevelled on both sides. This makes assembly easier since the intern you're paying 5 cents an hour to assemble locks cant put them in upside down. But as LPL said, this means picking is easier.
Serrated pins are designed so that the lock will bind along the serrations. Thta means you'll likely have to muck around and set that pin a few times before its actually 'set'
Spool pins are designed to false set inside the spool. To unscrew yourself you'll have to release the tension on the lock which means you'll likley lose any other pins you have set.
Having these kinds of pins also means a lock basically can't be opened by blind monkeys via raking. I mean you 'could' get lucky and rake a lock open with security pins but the odds of that are astronomically low.
@@satorudo Thanks much for the explanation!
Helpful lock picker has a channel that has a lot of really good instructional videos. I think you would like his channel
@IamMe Brass is much cheaper than hardened steel.
@IamMe You’ve got the concept of drilling correct. Steel anti-drill pins are hardened, which makes them much more difficult to drill through than brass pins. Lock manufacturers use brass for a couple of reasons: it’s easier to machine and it doesn’t rust.
I really appreciate that all of your videos are a single take, I imagine the very first one. That’s impressive
"This is the lockpicking lawyer and what I have for you today is a toy"
I wanna point out that "hyper" is often used when something has gone so extreme that it has somehow gone too far in some respect.
you will hear it in alot of medical diagnosis. like:
*hyper*ventaling == "breathing too much"
*hyper*thyroidism == "the thyroid does its job so much its doing damage"
*hyper*active == "so active that it might hurt/do damage to other organs"
.....so.......
Yeah, I don't think this lock's problem is that it's too tough.
Hyper, best, strongest, x proof = lies
hyper fast to open
certainly....but I suppose the point is that their branding would be bad even if it were true.
thats how sad this is.
@@TomJerry12933 I got my dad some hyper tough tools (small pliers kit) and they're great ngl
Looks like a good lock to introduce beginners to the hobby.
"You know Im not even going to put it in a vice" Now he's just showing off.
Hyper tough makes everything here lately ... Everything in Walmart has a hyper tough knockoff.
The Real Dewayne Even poultry shears
Their sawzall blades are nothing to write home about. Milwaukee blades are a night and day difference
@@hischyoudontneedtoknow2896 Try some Diablo blades. You will throw the Milwaukee blades away. This coming from a Milwaukee guy, go figure.
The hyper tough is their brand, a knockoff of brinks. Same junk, different brand name.
Hyper Tough is good if you need something like one of the $5 security bit screw driver sets for working on electronics from time to time, a pack of utility knife blades, and other simple things like that, but when it really counts like locks, and other major stuff I would avoid the brand like the plague!
I really enjoy how gently and effectively you're able to completely disassemble a lock.
"I'm not going to put this in a vise; it's not going to take nearly long enough for that to matter."
Casually savage.
"I'll pick this lock open in just a moment" truer words have never been spoken.
This lock can probably be opened by just inserting a bumper key with a twisting motion.
That lock can probably be opened by just giving it a stern look.
@@Vares65 if you ask it nicely, it will open itself, go inside, and help you load the owner's valuables into your car.
Anything I ever used that was Hyper Tough busted fast on me.
yeah. often they are the same products as Harbor Freight just rebranded
Yeah they have just no stamina
Fridays what not to buy segments. LOL!!!! Thanks LPL.
Lol I got a Wendy’s we don’t cut corners ad while watching this video! 😂
Great work! I'd like to see you do some picking using a mic affixed to the lock body so we can hear each click. Even better an audio visual wave displayed on screen to see the sounds as something like this is so tactile we miss out on quite a bit of the first hand experience inside the lock. Still, commendable work!
Fluxpistol good idea, though the clicks are quite audible already
Nick Lindridge thanks. Yeah only somewhat though. I would like to hear the scratching/misclicks etc too if plausible. like how vault crackers utilize a stethoscope for feedback. Might not be worth it thought I can only imagine it would add yo the enjoyment of these videos.
Lockpicking ASMR
Watching this guy pick locks with ease is why my whole family is involved in guard duty at my home. We do 3-hour shifts. We are all armed in case something happens. Thanks, LPL.
Or just get a dog...
Corners were Cut:
"What I have for you today is a 'HyperTough' *_brand_* deadbolt."
Gotta love how lawyers phrase things, lol
Lmao a $10 deadbolt from Walmart seems like it could be picked by just looking at it.
It makes MasterLock seem like the highest security lock known to man.
to be fair, masterlocks probably are some of the highest security locks in a walmart
Key part of the comment above mine "in a Walmart."
My nose is safer 👃🔒
My husband bought this lock a couple of months ago when we needed to change our front door lock. I'm so glad that it didn't fit and I took it back. I bought a more expensive brand and I have been happy ever since.
"You know what I'm not going to put it in a vice. It won't take long enough for it to matter." Lol
"Lets see what it takes to pick this lock"
Stop, stop! He's already dead!!
2:08 I think I heard the lock cry a little there.
2:08 when LPL doesn’t even bother to put it in a vice... “it’s not going to take nearly long enough for that to matter...” lol 😂 dat burn 🔥
FBI OPEN UP!
"Hyper Tough": welcome, go right in!
Forget the lock. Now the cops can just bomb your house cause a shoplifter is hiding in it.
I like that you're focusing on other elements of a lock's security too, like weak strikes and exposed hinges. People ask what's the best lock, but once you get past novice picking and bumping attacks you get more mileage by guarding against bypass and physical attacks.
"Wal-Mart store brand, corners were cut." Say i isn't so!
I'm glad he disassembled it. I feel like many videos lately of low quality locks haven't had the disassembly part
"Can't get out non destructively "
I was hoping you'd say we need to go to the garage
Mrs LPL could probably disassemble that lock in one blow - just tell her that HyperTough stole all the Ben & Jerrys...
Found this lock in a parts bin at a thrift store. Immediately thought of this video again. My girlfriend picked it open just now and she's very pleased with herself.
I mean, at least they're not claiming that it EXCEEDS MAXIMUM SECURITY like the Kwikset UltraMax.
Exceeds maximum security? Would that make it illegal?
At least the 6-pin Kwiksets can be improved upon with some better pins and better bitting choices, including using those holes that the PK balls are supposed to drop into as traps. A schmuck with a bump key might have one for a 5-pin lock and not even realize that there's a 6th pin.
This thing doesn't appear to have any redeeming features.
I have been waiting on this video for a long time. Exactly what i expected too. Love it
You can't expect too much for 10 bucks, and you know the saying, "Something is better than nothing".
Nah, having a false sense of security is worse than having no security.
@@notahotshot Wrong. Having ANY deadbolt is a deterrent. That's a fact.
@@electronicsNmore the issue is more in people bying a $10 deadbolt and not understanding how little security it actually provides
i feel that 99% of locks are only there to prove someones intent when they break in. If you want in someones house there is always a way in. But the difference between Visiting and Break And Enter is that cheap lock
@@electronicsNmore It's a bit more like throwing away 10$ for something that is close to nothing. Your saying of "something is better than nothing" would only apply here if the lock was free
I wonder, am I the only one that gets a sort of ASMR reaction every time one of the pins clicks? It's just such a satisfying sound :D
I think I just like listening to his voice, very calming
Just once i want to hear you say "this is..the story of a girl."
'Hello, this is the Lock Kicking Lawyer'
Not just tough.... Not just Super Tough... it's *HYPER TOUGH*
LAnonHubbard Brand name is kinda scary good for a virgin brand. You can tell it's optimized and market tested all to hell. "VERY TOUGH!" Naw. "HYPER HARD" lol. "MANIC RELIABLE" ... you catch my drift.
They left off the word "luck" after it.
Next, Ludicrous Tough!
I bet even I could pick that lock. Thanks for sharing LPL
Imagine waking up in the middle of the night and hearing “..... got a little click out of 3.....”
Bro I could binge watch this man hahah
I can see LPL going around town saying: "Top of the keyway tension to you, sir!" instead of "Top of the morning".
The Hyper tough lawn care tools are great.
Of course they cut corners on this lock. It's round!
you know he is an expert when he is not just picking the lock, he is deconstructing it as well
Lets face it.. if you can only afford a $10 walmart deadbolt, you don't have much worth protecting
In every rental houses in America
Your own life is definitely worth something, even if all you could afford on minimum wage and all that college debt is a $10 deadbolt from walmart. Just sayin'.
I have one of these on my old RV but the door it's on is two thin sheets of plastic with rigid foam inside, so arguably the lock and strike plate is stronger than the door itself. It serves the purpose of locking the door, keeping it being opened by someone who might walk up and try to open the door. That's all I expect from it. For that purpose, it's adequate for the price and it's level of quality.
Wallyworld lock: "I'm HYPER TOUGH!"
LPL: "I'm about to destroy your hopes and dreams."
One time I bought a hyper-tough tire pump, and it broke on first use.
Yeah, never again. Even for a tirenpump, I would go for something fancier and higher-quality.
Those hopes and dreams were the first corners to go.....
"... I'll pick it open for you in just a moment..."
And lo! He did indeed.
After seeing this im considering using an old style wooden beam to bar my door at night.
That should last longer and be mlre protective than any of the stuff you shou in the channel
Its a good lock for an indoor door... Where you dont exactly need security like your front door, but more something to just hold the door shut against unwanted family members of the passive variety.
Sometimes LPL's tone of voice slides towards "How DARE you exist in MY world!" when he talks about the bad points.
Reminds me of my childhood bedroom's door. You could literally pick it by jamming scissors into the hole and turning the lock.
I have a video request... I would like to see a video on recommendations for door locks... the ones you have found to be the most secure to guard your home with.
"I'm not getting a vice cause it's not gonna matter, it's not going to take too long" ouch..
You know you messed up when it takes longer to put in a vice than to pick it 😂
I bought one of these while learning, put in a tension tool and it opened. No picking necessary!
These locks should be bought in bulk by Hollywood as props for lock picking\forced entry scenes.
Hollywood only uses a pick they never use a tension wrench.
"This is the Lockpicking Lawyer and what I have for you today is a toy lock..."
In this same vein, I'd love to see you do the AmazonBasics deadbolt.
You can store them in your Amazon Basics wall safe :D
When he bent that strike plate like tin foil I screamed!
4 Walmart executives disapprove of this video...
Joshua Samuels, walmart execs should be ashamed to have this for sale in their stores!
Capitalists have no shame. As long as people keep buying it nothing needs to change.
I know it's been said before, but all of these videos are extremely satisfying to watch!
Why does youtube need me to know this?
Recomendations are drunk again
Just relax. I had no idea either, but it's cool, right? :D Join us!