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I just got one of these and I have no idea how anyone could pick them. There has to be some trick I am missing here because it is pretty damn hard. Anyone got any tips on getting these locks?

kokomo and farmerfreak are abt the only two i know of that will have some real insight, there are others on here who have picked them tho...

I have seen Xeo and Kokomolock pick them and it looked like they had them down so there has to be some way. And yeah I heard it can be hard to get it back to normal again after picking it so I am sure that will just be a ton of fun.

This might give you a little insight:

Thanks Riyame. I have actually been watching that video a good bit since I got the lock to find a way to pick it.

What I am really having a problem with is not understanding how to set the pins to the right height and I can't really feel a binding order. I get clicks some times but I have no clue what they mean.

well Id suggest picking the lock like normal... till you get a false set... that should mean your pins are set correctly elevation wise just wrong rotation... then all you need to do is rotate them... however you plan on doing that...

(teehee i made that vid )

Pick the lock like normal. The interlocking pins will bind vertically and will set right on the junction where they disconnect. Once they're all picked vertically the binding force will transfer to the shearing effect (disconnection of the interlock) of the pins and the ones that are difficult to rotate are rotationally incorrect, rotationally correct pins are able to be wiggled slightly. You'll know when they're all picked vertically as the plug will turn slightly due to the recess in the interlocking pinstacks at the junction where they disconnect. These pins unlike Medeco can rotate 360 degrees so your best bet is to keep rotating it in one direction until it becomes loose. You can release slight slight tension to rotate the pins but releasing too much will drop them vertically.

Also, do not rotate the bottom keypins once the lock is picked as you will be unable to re-connect the interlocking pins and you will need to re-pick it closed.

oooooh. I want one! What am I apt to pay for one of those?

That depends on lots of factors lol. New/used, keys, what kind of lock (padlocks can go $300+) and current ebay trends

Oldfast. Ill let you have one. No box, with keys and tag for 75...
or 1 with box and keys and tag for 100

Plus shipping

i need one also but no extra funds atm.... good luck picking it!