Complete Lock Picking Kit – 38 Picks, 4 Practice Locks, Zip Case & E-Guide
Complete Lock Picking Kit – 38 Picks, 4 Practice Locks, Zip Case & E-Guide
Our best-selling complete lock picking kit: 38 stainless picks and tools, four transparent practice locks — two padlocks and two cylinders — tension wrenches, extractors, a zip case and the e-guides. It covers the first two belts without a second order.
- Shipping
- Tracked, EU / NO / CH / UK — 7 to 14 days
- Guide
- Illustrated beginner guide (PDF) with every order
- Legal
- Hobby use on locks you own — legal in nearly all of Europe
- Returns
- 14 days, unused
About this product
Complete Lock Picking Kit – 38 Picks, 4 Practice Locks, Zip Case & E-Guide
Our best-selling complete lock picking kit: 38 stainless picks and tools, four transparent practice locks — two padlocks and two cylinders — tension wrenches, extractors, a zip case and the e-guides. It covers the first two belts without a second order.
What's included in the complete lock picking kit
- 38 picks and tools: hooks, rakes, half-diamonds, tension wrenches, extractors
- 4 transparent practice locks: 2 padlocks, 2 cylinders, all with keys
- Zip case
- E-guides (PDF)
Who the complete lock picking kit is for
The complete beginner who knows they will stick with it, and the gift buyer who wants the box that has everything. The four locks are graded: start on the small padlock, finish on the cylinders.
Complete lock picking kit — specifications
- Stainless steel picks, 0.6 mm; optional silicone-dipped handles
- Acrylic locks with brass pins
- Case approx. 20 × 12 cm
Belt level for the complete lock picking kit
White to yellow belt, with the cylinders stretching towards orange. See the full lock picking belt ranking to plan your next lock.
Legal note: lock picks are legal to own and use on locks you own in nearly all of Europe. Read our legality by country page. Only pick locks you own, never a lock in use. New to the hobby? Start with how to pick a lock for beginners.
Excellent kit for understanding how the inside of locks work. Instructions are tiny will need to use a microscope to read, or take a picture on the phone and enlarge it. The kit without the practice locks all fit in a well made stiff nylon case.
Well-made set of 3, sturdy material, great for beginners and as a starting point.
It doesn't look like a professional breaking tool, but you need to learn to play with it a bit more to see all its functions. Overall, I am very satisfied, although it's a bit of a toy. I am very satisfied. The product looks high-quality, but on the surface it looks a bit like a toy because it's small and delicate. You need to learn how to use it well. Thank you very much. One more thing, I did not receive the manual. I don't know what PDF file I need to know. How to deal with this lock? I didn't receive any explanation or anything. I guess I need to check it on YouTube to see if it's really possible to deal with this lock and figure out how to break it. Once again, I didn't receive any explanation or anything. It's a shame, really.
It came to me as it is, but the two books shown for education were missing, and its quality is excellent.
I had fun learning about the fundamentals of different types of locks.
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FAQ
Lock picking questions before you order
The questions we get most from first-time buyers.
Is it legal to buy lock picks in my country?
Owning lock picks for hobby use is legal in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Poland, Czechia and the Nordic countries; the UK restricts carrying them in public. We only ship where the hobby is legal — see legality by country.
Do I need a practice lock with a lock pick set?
Yes if you are a beginner. A transparent padlock lets you see the pins set while you feel it — the fastest way to learn. Most of our kits include one.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship with tracking and arrive in 7 to 14 days across the EU, Norway, Switzerland and the UK. You receive the tracking link by email.
Which belt level is this product?
Every practice lock and kit page has a Belt level section in the description. White belt means any beginner can open it; yellow and above need single pin picking. Full ladder: belt ranking.