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This isn't a review but I didn't know where else to put this (mods can move it to a more suitable place). I will review them when I get them. I thought I'd let my fellow pick whores know that TOOOL US has produced a set of picks that look very similar to the original TOOOL picks that Barry Wels produced! You can find them at http://toool.us/equipment.html they are the "Fabulous Five Pick Kit".



Can anyone that owns the original TOOOL set post something about how they compare to the TOOOL US set?

I'm not sure what this has to do with Barry Wels, my understanding was this set was to mimic the tools that John Falle made.

Thanks for reminding me. They arrived and I should write a review of them. I have the Falle-Safe set and the TOOOL set is not a "mimic". The Falle-Safe set has only hooks, feelers, curves and three city rakes -- no diamonds, S-rakes, p-knuckle or Sabana. The Falle-Safe set has a huge range of curves and hooks with graduated radii, the TOOOL set has just one shallow curve and four quite distinct hooks. Also, the "signature" of the Falle-Safe set is the unique tension wrenches which aren't found in any other set.

I believe Barry Wels designed the TOOOL set, originally for TOOOL Nederlands and produced a batch many years ago. Babak Javadi and Deviant Ollam recently did a production run of that same set principally for TOOOL USA.

They also came out with a special Defcon 20 pickset as well. This time, it is a a universal handcuff shim, a sesamee decoder, 3 tensioners, a hook, and a half-diamond.

Defcon gets all the nice stuff

Edit: thanks for the clarification

ed, that pick is awesome. do you have any spares??

You pick whore Ed I want one of those!

I know it's been almost a year since this thread, but if people are still interested, TOOOL has released these in a 2-fer for $25 due to their beginner set being sold out. http://toool.us/equipment.html



PS, first post here. Hi.