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Lock Pick Set in Leather Zip Case – 10 or 24 Picks

10 picks
€34,90
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Lock Pick Set in Leather Zip Case – 10 or 24 Picks – image 22

Lock Pick Set in Leather Zip Case – 10 or 24 Picks

€34,90

A clean, complete lock pick set in a leather zip case. Every pick is stainless steel with a flat handle that gives good feedback, and the case keeps the blades straight. Choose the compact 10-piece set or the full 24-piece set with specialised profiles.

Option
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

Lock Pick Set in Leather Zip Case – 10 or 24 Picks

Lock Pick Set · Lockpit Kit

A clean, complete lock pick set in a leather zip case. Every pick is stainless steel with a flat handle that gives good feedback, and the case keeps the blades straight. Choose the compact 10-piece set or the full 24-piece set with specialised profiles.

What's included in the leather-case lock pick set

  • 10-piece: short hook, medium hook, half-diamond, snake rake, Bogota rake, city rake, 2 tension wrenches, extractor, key extractor
  • 24-piece: adds deep hooks, offset picks, wafer rakes, double-ball, extra tension wrenches and extractors
  • Leather zip case with elastic loops

Who the leather-case lock pick set is for

Anyone who already owns a practice lock, or who wants a proper pick set to pair with one of our transparent padlocks. The 10-piece set is the sensible beginner choice; the 24-piece set is for the picker who wants every profile.

Leather-case lock pick set — specifications

  • Stainless steel picks, 0.6 mm
  • Flat stainless handles
  • Case size approx. 16 × 9 cm

Belt level for the leather-case lock pick set

White to green belt. The tools are the same at every level — the lock changes. 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.

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Anonymous

It learns well on the lock, it's transparent and you can see what's happening, thank you.

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I ordered the L version (14 pieces in full metal design)

I ordered the L version (14 pieces in full metal design). The workmanship is absolutely perfect, with no burrs or sharp edges. A first test confirms the visual impression - it's great to work with. I am very satisfied with the purchase and would recommend this set to friends and acquaintances without hesitation.

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Anonymous

For the price, the quality is as expected, they work well, it's just that I still don't know how to use them properly, but it will be a fun hobby to play the trickster in Skyrim hahahahahaha

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Anonymous
The lock on the window was opened within 2 minutes

The lock on the window was opened within 2 minutes. I was surprised. Also suitable for larger locks, but you need to practice.

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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.