Beginner Lock Pick Set with Clear Practice Locks (22 pieces)

In this video, we unbox and discuss the 22 piece beginner lock pick set from https://subtledigs.com/

This beginner set contains:

12 carbon steel lock picks with stainless steel handles, including:

– Gem hook
– Short hook
– Batarang variant
– Double hump rake
– Triple hump rake
– Hockey stick
– Long rake (a.k.a. city or saw tooth rake)
– Wedge rake
– Small half diamond
– Medium half diamond
– Key extractor

Three tension wrenches, including:

– Two bottom-of-the keyway tension wrenches
– One top-of-the keyway tension wrench

Three clear practice locks, including:

– Clear disk detainer lock
– Clear acrylic padlock
– Clear dimple practice cylinder lock

Keys for the locks
Quality hardshell lockpick case for easy carrying
Small carrying pouch to hold your picks

Extra wallet-sized lock pick set which includes,

– Wallet size s-rake
– Wallet size city rake
– Wallet size short hook
– Wallet size small half diamond
– Wallet size tension wrench

Bonus pocket-sized lock pick guide

Who is this set made for?

This lock pick set, as the name implies, is made for beginners. This is not a set for intermediate or advanced lock picking pros, but it does work on a variety of locks and is a great introduction to the world of lock picking.

How much does this lock pick set cost?

The SubtleDigs Beginner Lock Pick Set retails for $59.97 and includes free shipping when ordering within the continental United States.

Is it illegal to buy this lock pick set?

Owning a lock pick set is legal in nearly every state in the U.S. However, owning a lock pick set is illegal in Nevada, Ohio, and Virginia. In Mississippi, you can own a lock pick set, but the concealment of a lock pick is considered prima facie evidence, and as a result, you could be charged with a misdemeanor.