[1256] ERA “Fortress” Euro Cylinder Picked (6 Trap Pins!)

[jedisct]

He neither said "unfortunately" nor "flaw". Wow. What a lock.

[rsybing]

"As you saw, that didn't take terribly long" I dunno, four minutes is an eternity on this channel

[christinecameron]

LPL Average pick time: A few seconds. This Lock: Kept him busy for over 2 minutes, required a special-made tool that's really obscure, and not once did he utter the words "Flaw" "Unforgivable" or "Easily Bypassed". DINGDINGDING We have a winner!!!

[Dexaan]

About two and a half minutes and needed special tools and techniques. This is actually high on the unofficial LPL Security Scale.

[tigerchills]

"So, you got yourself a new door lock. You were always concerned about security. What made you buy it?"
"LPL needed 3 tools and 2 minutes for it. can barely get any better"

[-Best-]

This morning in the ERA office.
Grunt: "Hey boss, LPL has done a video on our Fortress lock"
Boss: "Oh dear god, let me open this window so I can plummet like our stocks and shares"
Grunt: "No need Boss, it was a good video and stocks are up. He didn't use a Lego man, a spoon, a blade of grass or that pick that Bosnian Bill and he made. He actually said it was good"

[Latias]

We did it bois, we found an A Tier lock

[coladict]

The door itself is likely to be more vulnerable than this lock.

[chrisschoenthaler]

He started picking at 1:37 and wasn’t done with the lock until 3:28. This thing held LockPickingLawyer for almost two minutes. Very impressive work.

[OGSontar]

Earlier, at the ERA home office, "Hey boss, LPL has one of our fortress locks, and it's a *4* *MINUTE* *VIDEO* !" Boss, "WOOT, Champagne for everyone!"

[YT]

LPL: That didn't take terribly long....
All I saw was a lock that 99.999% of the population could not pick.

[DefectiveDictionary]

Rogue: "I'll pick the lock."
DM: "Alright, roll a thieve's tools check using dexterity."
Rogue: *rolls a 24*
DM: "Okay. You set all six pins properly. Then, anticipating a set of trap pins, you rotate the cylinder past them too fast for them to fall in. Next, you cover the bottom of the keyway with a flat tool, expecting that the first set of traps were simply a decoy for another one designed to fall into the bottom. Proud to have outsmarted this lock's designer not once, but twice, you confidently twist with your tool one last time - and the lock stops just short of opening. Unfortunately, there was one last set of trap pins you did not manage to avoid. The DC for this check was a 25."

[groverdill]

“Plug flipper” I whisper quietly and nod satisfyingly. I always enjoy when LPL employs a tool I haven’t seen him use before.

[keyable]

2 minutes LPL ratings, time for CEO's to celebrate.

[matthewjackson]

Its comforting to see that there are locks out there that this guy can't get through in less than 5 seconds

[liam]

First time I've seen LPL almost recommend a lock

[MrChispa]

LPL: "Finally, a warrior to challenge."

[alijahim]

The real amazement is that the vast majority of his subscribers have no reason to learn to pick locks. It’s like therapy for the mind more of.

[glidercoach]

_"As you can see folks, that didn't take terribly long."_

It never does LPL, it never does. 😁

[chrispartosbro]

so to clear this lock up, you never said "inexcusable”, "flaw" or even "unfortunately", the video is 4 minutes long and that is without a tear down! and its made in the UK, (or at least brought in the UK and sent to you), you did say "however" but then produce a tool i have not seen before so id call it a 100% winner. i think i know what door locks i am looking for when my new doors are fitted.