Super interesting exploits. Lock picking lawyer is one sharp guy 🙇‍♂️. Thanks for putting all that time into them to educate me on how to make them stronger! I think I smell something in the wind though. Wait yes I know that smell. It smells distinctly like lock V3.......

"these are unpickable locks..."

When you heard “click on one” you knew it was game over for this lock

"formidable lock design" from lpl must be one of the biggest achievements you can get in this world. Wow

The fact that this is one of the longest LPL videos speaks volumes to the quality of the locks

"I gotta say he did the right thing because I definitely would have done that"

I couldn’t help but smile when I heard “...a fewer minor oversights that I was able to exploit.”

Like I tell my clients “You can break into anything, the point is to make them work hard.”

With some collaboration Shane and LPL could come up with a pretty unbeatable lock.

Love it. Both of you are so great.

Considering that the extreme majority of thieves would have no idea this lock is so unique without the ability to see into the insides of the lock, this is effectively unpickable.

I don’t event use locks. I have zero interest in locks. Yet here I am, on a 2 hours binge watching this guy picking locks. Fascinating stuff.

"these locks are pretty good" they can be used on the pentagon is what im hearing

A compliment of “quite good” is like a 5 star rating from Gordon Ramsay.

The ringing of the doorbell is the most savage portion of the video. 😂

Random KZfaqr tries making a lock for the first time

"This was probably the most expensive solution..." Yeah, that's pretty much StuffMadehere.

It sounds like the LPL is smiling the entire time. This is probably christmas for him

I love that he went after the V2 lock first because it was easier to exploit.

I think we can fully discount the bypass method used on the V2 as a viable solution because had the “door” been mounted correctly, it would be swinging inward and there would be no access to deadbolt, or hinges for that matter