Warded Lock Pick Set for Lockers, Padlocks, Cabinets, and More
How Do You Pick a Warded Lock Without a Key?
Lock picking doesn’t involve just one type of lock or padlock. Locksmiths can encounter the same types today and then handle a different type of padlock the next. That’s why it’s important to have an extensive set of tools that include a pick set specifically made for a certain lock or padlock.
Warded locks are just one type of lock that a locksmith may be asked to pick. This job requires lock picks specifically made for warded locks.
The easiest and quickest way to lockpick warded padlocks is by using warded lock picks. Warded locks are commonly seen in lockers and in office furniture such as cabinets. Without a key, warded locks can be opened with a skeleton key or a warded lock pick set.
Warded lock picks are one of the basic tools every locksmith should have in their kits. Warded picks come in different patterns and are often sold as a pick set.
Most tools, lock pick sets, and warded lock picks are made of high-quality steel. The steel allows any warded lock pick set to withstand the twisting and wriggling when opening ward locks, especially with older warded locks or even weathered locks.
If you’re in need of a great warded lock pick set, LockPickWorld is your go-to shop. Every lock pick set we sell, including our warded picks, is made only of high-standard steel to guarantee your tools get the job done. If you want to master lock picking, get only the best lock pick set here at LockPickWorld.
There are millions of these warded padlocks in use, but there's no need for them to be a problem. Warded pick sets make easy pickings of all of them.
Watch the video to know how to pick a warded lock without a key—all it takes is a warded pick! You'll be forgiven for thinking they're keys; the lock picks of this set are that good.
Here's a video showing how a warded pick works.