"Lock picking lawyer" can open anything, but that takes the right tools, skills, and time to delicately work it. So that brings me back to what NBP said here. It comes down to defending against more likely attacks, which are probably "brute force."

He looks like husband of sofia coppola frontman of phoenix

Well what is the brand??

Yeah would like to see what some sort of penetrating oil like WD40 would do to the seised up one.

The round padlock can be open with the drill in 5 second.

I've been using the Abus 20/70 on my storage unit and what I like is that with it's keyway cover on it looks pretty much just like every other discus lock out there, so it looks like nothing special is in my unit. I had an Abloy PL330 on there, but in addition to being an open 8mm shackle it's so nice looking and so high security compared to what's on neighbors units it makes it look like there's cool stuff my unit. Security through obscurity I think someone called it. So a big part of a padlock is where it is and what it "says", the 20/70 says "I'm just a disc lock" but it's really a disc detainer that tensions off a random disc so even "the pick Bosnian bill and I made" won't actually work if you do go in for the pick, meanwhile a big shiny Abus Rock says "I don't care if you have a ramset gun, I have money and probably spent some of it on cameras too". Security will always partly be about theatre.

He coukd be a good story teller. Good information

TY. Never knew such existed.

The art has been lost... KZfaq lock pickers disagree.

What is this. I got in my ausbildung

Saw the first part, great to see the results, very interesting. I wonder if the internal parts of the locks are the same?

I would probably spray it with WD40 before trying to open it either way if ut was the old ir new

Dank Schoen

He states how to change the numbers ? But as a 4 digit code does not have to be in a specific order like 1234, it means that the number of options for a 4 digit is hugely less than if it had to be sequential. You can type 4321 2341 1342 etc and it will open. Seems quite weak to me. Both the rotary and the push button versions seem to have easily exploitable flaws that any incompetent could learn with ease.

I had to drill an Discus lock and it was very easy and made almost no noise. I would never buy one again.

Informative videos. I am a fan of the Granit series. Can you make a video explaining about Abus stainless steel products like 37ST/55 as well as Titalium series? Thanks.

Excellent video. I think my next padlock will be an Abus. I already own one.

Great information!! 🐈🐾👍

crowbar are for novice a pros will go whit a pipe wrench

go pick that @LockPickingLawyer

His door has two holes. Use both holes with both kind of locks

I'm a fan of Abus products and interested in watching a longer version of this, can you help me?

I'm really boring, I'm sat up at 4:30am watching a video about padlocks. 😴

They don't have bolt cutters out there? Cause that's by far the most common attack out here. That or a hammer.

You could've used an Abus hasp 5.15 instead of the crappy lucky bag one shown.

On the shackle put two big nuts to reduce the space for crowbar.

The opposite of made in China

If the only thing you do is padlocks why wouldn't you talk about how you can just drill them out Through the keyway. Or why/how drilling is protected against.

Interesting test, look forward to the results

Welcome back!!!! We need more lock reviews!!!!!

Yea but you can get a pipe wrench on the disk lock and something is going to give. Hasp or lock.

What about using grease?

Yeah cover the shackle is best . Some container padlocks just laugh at saws . Once we tried to cut open these extremely heavy duty one and nothing . Didn't scratch it

Maybe the diferent kind of thieves use different ways . They don't use several different ways but use only one for each lock . A bike thief might more commonly use bolt cutters and a container thief might use another way to get through . Depending on how hard you make it for them and how much you spend . Niece's place padlock was cut with bolt cutters . Now bought her a disc lock that is a low priced but added nuts to shackle to protect it even more . Her door and the latch doesn't look verry tough at all .. though . Next way might be cordless grinding wheel cutters . if I was a thief and wanted to spend more that's what I would use . They go through a lot of things .

Not almost unpickable. They are totally pickable. The lock is still very recommendable because it takes an experienced hand to open one of these with a pick and they are physically very resistant to attacks.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nZ1gnpBo17GqmI0.html no chance!!!

Can’t I just grind down my crowbar end so it would pretty much fit it any hole but still be hard enough?

Im in mono and enjoying the static

You know what??? From your appearance, I wouldn't think that watch belongs to you. YOu know what I mean and I am serious.

We have a 220 which was bought for a wine rack, it just looks the part and a new type lock just didn't look the part. She keeps it under lock and key to stop me hitting the Shiraz so she keeps the key. What I really love about them is they are not clinical and just functional. I really get a buzz watching as she lock it. First the shackle is put through and closed, secondly the key is inserted and turned and that magical click She then removes the key closes the cover and tugs the lock to.ensure the lock has obeyed her wishes. Pity it's not rusty, they always look so good rusted up a bit. Back in the60s the park had an air raid shelter, the rusty metal door was,padlocked with a big rusty lock. I used to hold the lock and pull on it wishing it would open but was glad it stayed locked. I wondered when was the door last locked and where the key was. I always wanted to look inside. I thought perhaps it was padlocked in 1945 and the key had never been in the keyhole since. Could write a good story on it

When you buy the best padlock, and then realise that what you shackle it to, then becomes the weakest part of the system.. 🤣

Any opinion on using air tool oil?

My combination master lock numbers are stuck.

hilariously hid the thing with your hand.

Who cares about that padlock if that sweet steel chain can be cut with a hacksaw in around twenty-thirty seconds? Even with a short boltcutter in five seconds.

Old lever locks are awesome! I wish we still had those available here in the states. Great video, please make more!

I use a lot of locks and used to poor in grafite...but now i have a litle spray of wd40 but then for locks instead of the blue cans. Makes it a lot easier

What the fuck is the point of this video? This might be the most useless video I have ever seen.

The weak point would be that pin in the hinge