Every lock picking tool we sell, on one page: complete sets, individual hooks and rakes, tension wrenches, dimple and disc detainer picks, pick guns, repinning kits and cases. Use the filters to narrow by type — or read on for what each tool is for.
Guide
Lock Picking Tools
Lock picking has a short list of essentials and a long list of nice-to-haves. Essentials: a hook, a rake, a tension wrench and a practice lock. That is the content of every beginner set. Everything else on this page is either a specialised version of one of those or a tool for a different lock mechanism.
Tension wrenches — bottom-of-keyway, top-of-keyway, twist-flex. The tool that matters most.
Hooks for single pin picking, rakes for fast openings.
Dimple picks, disc detainer picks, wafer picks and jigglers, tubular picks.
Pick guns and shims and bypass tools — quick on simple locks, useless on good ones.
Repinning kits with security pins, followers and tweezers.
Picks: stainless steel, 0.5 or 0.6 mm, with grippy handles. Tension wrenches: spring steel in several widths. We do not list chrome-plated carbon steel picks (they rust and snap) or "40-piece" sets padded with duplicates.
The other half is the lock you practise on. Pair any tools here with a practice lock matched to your level in the belt ranking, and follow the beginner tutorial. Owning lock picking tools for hobby use is legal in nearly all of Europe — see the legality page for the exact rule in your country.
