Lokko Credit Card Lock Pick Set - Pocket Spy Kit

A James Bond, spy lock pick set hidden in a credit card–sized case that fits conveniently in a wallet, your pocket, or among your cards. Be prepared, be stealthy with a credit card lock pick set. If you want to learn how to pick a lock, a credit card lock pick set is the best.

It’s a cool little tool that looks like a credit card with lock-picking tools sliding out—it's small, it's flat, it's discreet, it's great!

Our credit card lock pick set makes an ideal gift—for yourself, for anyone that loves useful concealed tools, you never know! Our credit card lock pick set features:

• Credit card housing
• Actual mini lock pick set with 4 picks made of solid stamped stainless steel (2 lock picks, 2 lock rakes)
• One double-sided tension tool
• Fits easily in your wallet

Gauge: The picks of this credit card lock pick set are 0.021" thick.

How to Pick a Lock with a Credit Card Lock Pick Set

Lock picking is not just about breaking into people’s homes. It’s also about doing things yourself. Haven’t you ever locked yourself out of your house or car? You’ll be helpless while you call a professional locksmith to save the day. Lock picking is also a good way for you to discover how unsafe some locks can be and enable you to buy safer locks for your houses.

Pin tumbler locks require you to put the correct key so the key pins and the driver pins fall into the correct alignment on the shear line. Then, you can rotate the plug. Lock picking is the same process except you use lock-picking tools, like a tension wrench and a lock pick, to do it.

It’s easy to learn how to lock pick with credit card lock pick sets. To pick locks, take out your lock-picking tools from the credit card sliding case. Insert your flat tension tool (at the top or bottom of the keyhole) and apply slight pressure in the direction of how the plug normally turns if you had a key. The lock pick will then lift the key pins and the driver pins. If you’re applying the right amount of pressure, the plug will rotate slightly as you do this. The key pins will fall back down, and the driver pins will catch the edge of the plug when you remove the lock pick and enable you to turn the plug.

Make sure that you’re not applying too much pressure on the tension wrench as it will only cause the driver pins to stay below the shear line. What we’re looking for is enough pressure so you can lift the driver pins above the shear line but then catch the edge of the plug when they fall back down.

Source: https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/how-to-pick-a-lock-pin-tumbler-locks/

Of course, you can also use the credit card part of this set if all you’re opening is a door. Just insert the card through the edge of the door and it will push the latch bolt aside. Then, you can open the door without any trouble. 

Can the Credit Card Lock Pick Set Fit in My Wallet?

Of any lock pick set, credit card lock picks are the most convenient to take because it can fit in your wallet with no trouble. It’s simply an actual mini lock pick in a credit card housing! You’ll have one additional set of tools in your pocket.