Multipick Elite 13 Profi Lockpick Set [13 Pieces] - Lock Picking Tools - German Precision - Lockpick Tools & Kit - For European Lock Cylinders - Black & Grey

I found this to be a great pick set with a decent mix of tools. I’ve just started picking so a total beginner and find these picks nice and easy to hold, well finished so easy to manoeuvre around the locks keyway with no rough catching edges to get hung up on the insides of the locks. Great value for money too. 👍

Excellent quality as always.

The best

If you've never picked a lock and are thinking of trying your hand at locksport. Don't. Not even once. It is highly addictive! If you don't heed this warning then this is an excellent beginner's set lacking only top-of-keyway turning tools, but there's a set of those you can buy too... You see how this goes? :)

Well made picks and case. Would recommend

Just got it and had a look, if you want good quality picks don't hesitate! Might not get a huge selection for the price but you don't need that many. The leather case is high quality, it's not going to fall apart on you soon. The picks are crisp, well cut and smooth with some nice etching on them. I don't make a song and dance about things usually but pretty chuffed with this product, plus it was quickly delivered.

This product is honestly worth every penny a true everyday use kit and i have nothing there is something for all locksin this kit, I was a little hesitant when i saw how small they where in person but I have large hands and its actually pretty much the perfect size and will work on almost anything would recommend.

i have a few other sets of lock picks petersons , southord , sparrows ect as well as the kronos multipick epg. that came with a tension wrench as does this small kit . i found the hooks either too deep or too shallow in this kit . the tension wrench is the very same one that came with the kronos which i found also to be very flimsy and thin . to the point of always slipping from the locks keyway when being used . i think these picks by multipick are just there version of the other brands and off little more in the way of improving the whole picking experiance as they all have the same shape and mostly made from the same metal (stainless steel) some are cheaper metals . after giving these picks a good polish as i do all of the picks i own i tried them and found the handles a little to unwieldy for me , yet i am able to use the sparrows and the southords with the rubber grips on . i think it is the way these are made thick metal handles and thin picking tips make me worry about breaking them yet with the others i dont tend to worry about this issue.maybe thats just me but i find i worry more about this than concentrating on the picking of the lock . in summing up : handles a little too think (for me that is) . : flimsy tension wrenchs . : over deep under deep hooks.