3pcs 7 Pin Stainless Steel Adjustable Tubular Lock Pick Tool and Transparent 7 Pin Tubular Lock with Broken Key Extractor Set (Blue Key Combination)

Decent build quality, the shims move easly but theres no central locking nub that would hold the pick from twisting while working and also give the "click" control leverage to workApart from that its a great set of tools, in great protective cases and the transparent lock is great to learn with.Also you can never have enough key retrievers.

This product is a bit of a mixed bag.The good.The quality of manufacture is good, it's solidly made and has a real feel of durability and longevity. The set covers the 3 most common size of tubular lock. Each pick has 7 pins but obviously they don't all have to be used.There is a decent quality of spare parts to keep the kit running even after a few breakages. Included with the spares are two Allen keys to allow servicing/repair of the lockpicks. There are also additional rubber rings and key sliders.The not so good.There is little downside to this kit, but the one omission is a real pain. In each pick there is no drive pin fitted or available, this makes turning a lock that you have set the sliders for difficult. On a stiff lock it can be nigh on impossible. All in all I would opt for a set that has the drive pin option. It might be a little more expensive but it will be worth it in reduced frustration. The broken key extractors don't make sense with this kit as it's aimed at tubular locks.Conclusion.Buy a set that has a drive pin option. Not all locks need a drive pin but when you do you'll find this set frustrating. If the manufacturers add a drive pin option as others have, this set would be perfect.

I purchased this to open my safe - lost the key.It’s been tried by all my family and has not opened a lock yet. We couldn’t even use it on the clear lock supplied in the kit.Waste of money.

The three circular picking tools have cheaply mass produced picks which are too thin and slip off beside the pins.They may also have substituted thinner metal picks as the pick friction is too low. The pin springs push the loose picks back too far and too often. Even if you get some rotation, the lock springs win the battle half way round and relock.( A relocked part rotation is a jammed lock as you can no longer get the key in )

Had a good play with the blue and purple one. Pins of lock slip over the needles of lock pick when you turned it. Had to bend them out slightly, even then it was very painful. Sorry, just was. Could get lock undone in end... hacksaw. The needles/picks would be better if they were rounded and had better position locking, rather than elastic bands. Grooves for the needles/picks are too wide at the where pins locate. Perhaps some changes to the design a little and would be bang on the money.

There aren't too many applications for a tool like this but for those who need it, this is a great place to start. They've got through pretty much every lock I've thrown at them and while they aren't the most comfortable to use, are more than able to do the job at such an affordable price.

Worked first time i used them on a real lock then didnt work again, not sure why, found a biro worked just as well for cracking these locks

Junk. Does not contain an indexing pin so most locks are impossible to turn, even once you've modified the picks so they don't slip off the pins because of how thin they are. They're cheap for a reason.