Lock Pick Tools

Why is choosing the right lockpick important?

Choosing the right lockpick is crucial because each lock is unique and requires a specific approach. Some picks offer you a different approach to locks than others. With the right lockpick tool, you increase your chances of success. Moreover, you prevent damage to the lock or your tools.

How do I learn to use my lockpick?

We have a guide on lockpicking with images and videos. In this, we explain how you can best learn lockpicking. With the help of a practice lock, you can open your first lock without a key on the very first day.

Who is your collection of lockpicks intended for?

Our collection is designed so that everyone, regardless of their budget, can order lock picks. Even a beginner should be able to find what they need to open a lock. Create your own kit in lock picking to open any lock.

Which lockpick should I buy?

In this collection, you can buy almost every type of lockpick in the world. First, it is important to buy a tension tool that fits well in your lock. After that, you will want a hook pick to open almost any lock.

If you place a hook pick next to the keyway, you can see if it is long enough. This way, you learn which pick lock tool you need to open such a lock.

This medium hook works much better alongside the high pins in the lock. It is therefore handy to carry various lengths of hooks with you.

Want to buy three hook lockpicks? Then the SSDeV set from Sparrows is often a very good choice.

Also choose a triple peak rake from our collection of rake lockpick tools. This way, the foundation of your picking tools is completely rounded.

How can I complete my lockpick set?

A lockpick set also consists of accessories, such as handles, a lockpick case, or a key remover. With these, you can recognize or protect your lockpicks more quickly.

Why do locksmiths need different lockpicks?

The more extensive the collection of lock picks, the easier it becomes to open locks. This applies even to a lock for which the keys have been lost. It is always a question of how the pins are positioned in the lock.

What types of lockpicks can I find in your assortment?

Our lockpicks include various styles of hook picks and rake picks. Additionally, you will find diamond picks, ball picks, and every type of tension wrench.

We also sell a lockpick gun, bypass tools such as knives and decoders, tubular lock picks, wafer picks, comb picks, and Disc Detainer Picks (DDP).

Which brands of lockpicks do you offer?

We take pride in our collection of leading manufacturers such as Sparrows, Multipick, Law Lock Tools, and SouthOrd. This guarantees lockpicks of the highest quality that can withstand a significant impact.

What happens if I break a lockpick?

No worries, a broken lockpick can be quickly and affordably replaced. Buy a single pick from our collection of high-quality brands.

Fortunately, you don’t have to spend a lot of money when it’s time for a replacement. It’s smart to know exactly which pick you need so you can save money.

What is the best lockpick for a beginner lockpicker?

For beginners, a simple Hook Pick is often the best choice. These allow you to learn the basics of Single Pin Picking (SPP). This technique is a fundamental skill in lockpicking.

A small set of Rake Picks is also a good start to explore different techniques.

How much should I spend on my first lockpick?

You don’t have to spend a lot of money to start lockpicking. A basic set of good quality is available for about €20 to €30. This is a small investment to discover if lockpicking is for you.

Are there legal considerations when buying lockpicks in the Netherlands?

Yes, in the Netherlands, you are allowed to own and use lockpicks. The condition is that you do not use them to open locks without permission. It is important to always be aware of and respect local legislation.

What are Rake Picks and what are they used for?

Rake Picks are designed to manipulate multiple pins in a lock simultaneously. They are often used in a quick, scrubbing motion. This technique is known as ‘raking’. It is effective for opening less complex locks and is a good starting method for beginners.

What are Hook Picks and their application in Single Pin Picking (SPP)?

Hook Picks have a curved or hooked tip. This is used to manipulate pins within a lock with precision. They are the basis for Single Pin Picking (SPP).

SPP is a method where each pin is set individually until the lock opens. This technique requires more skill and patience but offers more precision and control.

Diamond Picks for both raking and SPP

Diamond Picks have a tip shaped like a diamond. This tip makes them suitable for both raking and Single Pin Picking. Their versatility makes them popular among both beginners and advanced users. These picks offer a good balance between the quick accessibility of raking and the precision of SPP.

Ball Lock Picks for wafer locks in car locks

Ball Picks have a round tip and are specifically designed for opening wafer locks. You often encounter these plate locks in cars and cabinets. Ball picks manipulate the wafers in a way similar to rake picks.

Tension Wrenches: The difference between Top of Keyway (TOK) and Bottom of Keyway (BOK)

A tension wrench is indispensable in lockpicking. This tool is used to apply turning pressure on the lock. There are two main types: Top of Keyway (TOK) and Bottom of Keyway (BOK).

TOK wrenches fit at the top of the keyhole. This gives the lockpicker more control and space for picking.

BOK wrenches fit at the bottom of the keyhole and are often considered beginner tools.