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Hook Pick Sets
Add a hook pick set to your lockpick collection for delicate single pin picking (SPP). Check out our sets here.
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Hook pick sets consist of different types of lockpicks for SPP also known as ‘hooks’, designed to manipulate individual pins within a lock. This allows you to have precise control during the process of single pin picking, a method where each pin is manipulated individually.
Hook picks offer greater precision and control when lockpicking, especially useful for single pin picking. They are ideal for locks with small or complex pin configurations. For this, they work better than rake pick sets, but a pick set with various lockpicks can work just as well.
Yes, there are multiple types of hook picks, each with its own shape and size of the hook. These variations provide lockpickers the flexibility to tackle a wide range of locks. For more complex configurations with high-low-high, you will need deeper hooks than for flatter configurations. The Montrum Picks from Sparrows include many diverse hooks for these types of configurations.
Hook pick sets are suitable for both beginners and experienced lockpickers. Beginners can benefit from the direct technique that requires a lot of knowledge. It teaches you exactly how a lock works and what it takes to manipulate it. Experts will appreciate the precision and flexibility needed for more complex lockpicking challenges.
The lockpicking community has always been incredibly helpful in guiding you through this. So don’t hesitate to ask your questions if you need assistance.
When choosing a hook pick set, it is important to pay attention to the quality of the material, the variety of picks in the set, and the reputation of the manufacturer. Also consider which types of locks you primarily want to open. The key of the lock can say a lot about which lockpick you need.