Lishi Lock Picks for Residential Locks (Rim Cylinder and Euro Lock Cylinder)

Discover Dangerfield Lishi type Lock Picks for Residential Locks

A Lishi lock pick is a specialized tool designed for locksmiths and security professionals, allowing them to easily and efficiently pick a wide range of locks, particularly those with standard keyways. Known for their precision and effectiveness, Lishi picks are particularly adept at manipulating various pin types, including spool, serrated, and mushroom pins. This makes them an invaluable asset for quickly gaining access to residential locks without causing damage. The design of each Lishi lock pick is tailored to fit popular lock profiles, widely used across numerous brands and models. 

Our new, premium Dangerfield brand Lishi-style Lock Picks are specifically designed for residential 5 and 6 pin rim cylnder and eurolock locks. These innovative tools make picking security pins a breeze, effortlessly handling spool, serrated, mushroom, torpedo, double spool pins, and more—turning what used to be a challenge into a straightforward task!

The Ultimate Tool for Popular Lock Profiles

Crafted for the most popular lock profile in the world, our Lishi picks are your go-to solution for opening a wide variety of locks quickly and efficiently. With practice, you can master these picks and open locks in just minutes!The standard YALE keyway is widely used across many lock brands, including Chubb, Cisa, and Avocet, as well as unbranded and generic locks. This makes it an industry-standard 'universal' profile—perfect for any locksmith’s toolkit.

Essential for Every Locksmith and hobbyist

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, these Lishi Lock Picks are essential for your work. Each specific CYLINDER version is designed for locks installed on the right side of the door where the pins are above the keyway. It’s also compatible with Eurolocks installed on the right where the pins are below the keyway, ensuring you can easily see the markings without obstruction. If your lock is anywhere else, it might be hard to get a reading, but it's still usable.