That set imo is hands down the most complete set available... I couldn't be happier w it... I did this week add a short hook and the facet picks to this set and o can't even think of anything else that would make it better... I could make it fuller sure but not any better... MP short hook and facet picks are absolutely great picks too imo. Great video as usual! Can't wait for the next couple weeks of videos, should be really cool!!!
£234 UK from UKBUMPKEYS! Or the Christina Palmer set, that is bigger and cheaper, no matter - my Mrs had a word with Santa and he says 'No Chance'. I'm getting the Silverline set from Manomano for less than £7 inc pnp. I love seeing all the posh kit though, nice.
I almost have exact the same kit combined! Except for the two dimples , and I have all bogotas incl. Your noob bogotas wich are by far the best rakes ever made
Another great review Sandman! I've had this set and the Christina Palmer turning tool set for the last 3 months and it is good. If you want some of the best, Multipick is top of the line. I just picked up the 0.5 mm Lock Noob 27 piece set so I could have Multipick in 20 thousands. I ordered on Tuesday and they are out for delivery today. Can't bean DHL shipping or Multipick customer service.
Only recently discovered this channel and got some Multipick Lockpick sets using your coupon. Can't wait to see those Multipick Lockpick tutorials that you have cooking for us.
@@sandman_locksport I got the complete Lock Noob 39 piece set and the Lock noob #2 set (0.5 mm picks), the Lock noob dimple turn tools, euro profile / dimple combo training cylinder and the community dimple lockpick set. Now, I'm probably going to get the full 40 piece Christina Palmer set too.
This was my first purchase from Multipick and I do not regret it. I still use the same flags from them as my go-to flags, and the PN31 (medium hook) is known to be the single best pick for the bilock series of lock. There's nothing quite like the finish of the Multipicks except for Moki, who somehow manages to blow them out of the park with his finish. Despite this, the individual serial numeration and excellent German craftsmanship cannot be ignored. Well, I guess it makes sense now that Moki is German too! It's fair to say that I love Multipick tools, but they're just so damn expensive! I have made many purchases since then from Multipick but I just cannot seem to justify the cost of shipping (41 euro) to Australia anymore. At 7.5 euros per pick, that's 1.5x the price of a Moki pick (of which you technically get two picks) or twice the price of a single pick from Bare Bones. Multipick is bougie, expensive, and excellent, but I feel like the competitive market of locksport is beginning to have Multipick show their cracks regarding pricing, even if they do make some of the best products globally. On a side note, regarding bridge raids for anyone reading this as well, please make sure you have the legal permission to conduct something like that. In some places, it is not legal to do so without council permission as it can constitute public property. Stay legal.
I started with the Sparrows Tuxedo Set and went on to buy the Lock Noob Set after progressing to Locks which are in the "blue belt" category, because of the diversity it offers. Still using it and having tons of fun but i consider to get Jimmy Long picks now. Mainly out of curiosity as i read everywhere how insanely good they feel. Thank you for the constant uploads mate always like to watch them.
Thanks for watching. Jimy Longs are my go-to as well but I love multipick, they are the Rolls Royce of Locksport lol your multipick turning tools will pair well with Jimy longs.
I laughed when I clicked on your video because I just ordered this set and the .5 mm add on hook set about two hours before your video came out but great review can’t wait to get these tools
Another great review. Although I haven’t bought a whole set of picks yet from Multipick, I have the G-Pro Starter plus additional handles and tips, Abona & Monith and Pry Bar set. If anything I would now go for the Christina Palmer set now as I want the turning tools and rakes as I have a lot from the Lock Noob kit already. As an aside, having met Ash a few times now I can verify he is a sound bloke, as you come across too yourself! 😀
I just got this same set from their black friday sale as my first lock pick set. Mine came quite a bit differently arranged though. I'm also a bit confused about the differences between the PN69 & PN70 as well as the PN73 & PN74 wave rakes. Their profiles look nearly identical to me, do you really need both versions?
I just bought the 13 pieces dimple picks from Multipick white the 11 th dimple pick and the Look Noob turningtools. And all the Jimylongs picks so now I have to save up again for a while before the next purchase 😂😂😂
So, I handholding the masterlock 19, 6'6 guy with unfortunately large hands, I have more of a problem with mall locks. Like the M15 feels a bit small in my hand, do you have any recommendations. A smaller holderight suit me betterm
Hi Sandman, in an earlier review of the Riv Pick you said that you thought Multpick tools where not comfortable in your hands. Now you love them. What changed your mind?
i adapted. I still prefer picks with handles like peterson and jimy longs. but i use covert instruments 50% of the time now as well. I have 40 different pick sets. I legitimately love them all. I also recently ordered some 3-D printed handles with magnets inside of them just for my multipick tools.
@@sandman_locksport Thanks for the clarification. I appreciate that. I like Multipick. I am interested in the Rev as a standalone as it looks so easy to carry around
