What's the best lock picking gift?
For someone new to it, choose a beginner kit with practice locks over a big set of loose picks. They need something to pick and a clear way to learn, or the picks end up in a drawer. The Lokko Beginners Box ($49.99) is the one we'd give. It comes with 16 stainless picks, 6 tensioners, 2 clear practice locks, a covert card kit and a starter guide. Choose the version with the printed how-to booklet if they'd rather learn away from a screen.
If they already have picks, give them the Beginners Visual Guide ($24.99), which has 176 full-color pages, or the Dangerfield EUREKA set ($49.99), whose three clear locks step up from standard to spool to serrated pins.
If you're buying them another pick set, the Dangerfield Serenity ($32.99) gives them 10 stainless picks in a leather wallet, and the Dangerfield PRAXIS ($89.99) is our 21-piece pro set.
Can you imagine giving someone the skills to pick a door lock? Or the ability to open a combination lock? Imagine how cool you'd be if you gave someone the gift of knowing how to get keys out of a locked car? Knowing how to open a lock without a key is simply amazing! In short, giving someone lock picking tools as a gift is really giving them awesome skills, and they'll thank you forever!
Here's some of our most popular sets that we know make wonderful gifts. From combinations of tools in bundles, to self-contained items like the Jacknife, or the credit card picks. Whatever you choose, you'll be giving someone new abilities they can carry for life. It doesn't get much cooler than that!
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