An interesting video. I wonder if the if the "pen" trick would work (mainly used on zipped locked suitcases)? You take a ballpoint pen or similar item and push it into the teeth of the zipper which pushes apart the zipper with out hurting it. With a suitcase once you have it open you can rezip it back up and no one will knew it was done. On the money bag you wouldn't be able to do that as the zipper is locked in place but the bag would be open.
Mater Lock has lived up to it's bad reputation from the locksport community and you didn't even need to pick it. This is a shameful money bag. The gap where the id card goes is a joke. Thanks for exposing this very poor excuse for money safety, cheers
I remember some time ago now seeing a money bag in the shape of a pair of men's Y front underpants complete with skid marks and other stains if you get my drift (not real ones I must add but painted on), I thought they were brilliant because no matter how much cash was in them no one would be brave enough to touch it Lol ;-) p.s. I forgot to add this was for Home security use, i.e. you keep it in your undies draw ;-)
I think you hit the nail on the head when you said "Shocking"! Three ways in without touching the lock. Maybe the fabric should have that material they make safety gloves from so you can't cut through it. The logo window issue has to be the worst.
Thanks for uploading. The only real value I can see in these kinds of bags is transferring funds from a business to a bank where the person transferring it can't get access to the contents. Beyond that, they're not useful for traveling or safe storage.
Another facepalm in the long list tagged Masterlock. The bypass near the lock could be annoying to exploit as the money might tear. The destructive entry can be discovered, but that pointless label bypass is inexcusable 👍 Nice overview LLP. Only thing I missed was a picking demonstration because we like picking, but for the security of this it wouldn't make a difference obviously 🙃
Thanks for the constructive comment Edoc I appreciate the time you've spent here. I thought beating it up one more time would be a little overkill but I do regret not doing picking it for the video.
My bank requires bags provided by the bank because their bags are master keyed so only the employer and bank have access to the keys. This is so if an employee does a deposit they doesn’t ever have access to key. This bag would require the employee to have key to open bag before handing it over to bank. MMF industries seams to be the brand most banks around here uses.
As much as I wanted to add the 15 seconds of raking the lock open and explaining the measure it just wasn't necessary because the lock just isn't attached to the bag :( next time!
Catching up on some older videos I have missed. Much like all Master products,, manufactured to keep honest people honest, predominantly just to contain loose cash and not much more effective than a paper envelope.
Woah! The obvious flaws are so easy, that the deficient locking mechanism is the last thing to bypass/pick. Yes, better to buy a better made cash bag. Good video, very bad bag.
