Lock Picking Bundles

Our lock picking bundles put the whole learning path in one order: a pick set, a transparent lock, a cutaway or progressive lock and a security-pin lock, plus the guide. They cost less than buying the parts separately and you never have to wait for the next lock to arrive.

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Lock Picking Bundles

Why buy a lock picking bundle instead of a single set?

Because the lock you learn on matters more than the picks. Beginners who buy a single set with one clear lock usually stall after a week — the clear lock becomes easy and they have nothing harder to practise on. A bundle solves that: each lock is one step harder than the last, matching the belt ranking from white to blue belt.

What is inside each lock picking bundle

Learn bundle: pick set + transparent + cutaway lock

Pick set + transparent padlock + cutaway padlock + guide. Your first two weeks.

Progress bundle: pick set + progressive + security-pin locks

Pick set + transparent lock + progressive lock (2–6 pins) + spool-pin lock + guide. Roughly white to blue belt.

Workshop bundle: everything + repinning kit

Everything in Progress plus a repinning kit (spools, serrated pins, follower, tweezers) so you can build your own challenge locks — the way the locksport community does.

How the practice locks progress in difficulty

  1. Transparent lock — loose tolerances, standard pins, see everything.
  2. Cutaway lock — real metal tolerances, still visible.
  3. Progressive lock — no window, add pins one at a time.
  4. Security-pin lock — spools and serrated pins, false sets, counter-rotation.

Fifteen minutes a day on this sequence is enough to single pin pick a standard European cylinder in about a month. The practice plan is in the included guide.

Lock picking bundles as a gift

Bundles are our most popular lock picking gift: they arrive in one box, need no prior knowledge, and the guide does the explaining. Add a leather case if you want it to look the part.

Hobby lock picking is legal in nearly all of Europe when you own the locks you pick — see our legality page. New to the hobby? Start with how to pick a lock for beginners.