Dyno Kwick lock pickThe Dyno Kwick lock pick is a popular purchase for people who don't know how to pick locks, or are just beginning. It is bought usually for around $20, with replacement tips costing about $7. This lock pick is marketed as guaranteed to open almost any lock, filing cabinet locks, padlocks, deadbolts, etc.... While it is a good pick, it is certainly not worth $20, here's why;It is nothing but a tension wrench and a C-rake (snake) with a cool handle! From South-Ord you can buy their 17 piece lock pick set for about the same price, which comes with a C-rake, three tension wrenches, and a bunch of other picks! Let me clarify, there is absolutely nothing special about the Kwick lock pick, except that it comes with a fancy handle and a clip for your belt. A normal C-rake and tension wrench will do exactly the same thing for much less money. Have any questions? Chat with the Locksmith for questions about locks and lock picking, or with the Webmaster for general website info or for picking info. We won't collect any info or download any viruses, we just want to get to know our visitors!
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The Dyno Kwick lock pick is a popular purchase for people who don't know how to pick locks, or are just beginning. It is bought usually for around $20, with replacement tips costing about $7. This lock pick is marketed as guaranteed to open almost any lock, filing cabinet locks, padlocks, deadbolts, etc.... While it is a good pick, it is certainly not worth $20, here's why;It is nothing but a tension wrench and a C-rake (snake) with a cool handle! From South-Ord you can buy their 17 piece lock pick set for about the same price, which comes with a C-rake, three tension wrenches, and a bunch of other picks! Let me clarify, there is absolutely nothing special about the Kwick lock pick, except that it comes with a fancy handle and a clip for your belt. A normal C-rake and tension wrench will do exactly the same thing for much less money.
