From a mixture of curiosity and a shared affinity for lock picking, members of the Double T Locksport organization look to ...

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Lock picking videos are becoming more and more popular on YouTube, but Houston Locksport said they were doing it before it was cool. Members get together once a month at a bar to trade tips and tricks ...

Over the past decade, “locksport”—the organized recreational picking of locks by amateur enthusiasts—has become a thriving subculture. Participants are, by definition, not professional locksmiths.

A note to Dutch innkeepers: If you are going to host a convention of lock pickers, and you promise them free Wi-Fi, it is probably a futile gesture to then require ...

[Chronos] let me know that Locksport International released a new visual lock picking guide. The MIT guide is a classic, but not nearly as easy on the eyes. This one covers all the basics and it reads ...

After nearly 15 years of partaking in locksport, the hobby of overcoming locking systems, David Seidl quickly points out he isn’t much better at it now than he was when he started. What locksport has ...

I get locked out of my house quite a lot. By "I get locked out," I mean that I contrive to accidentally lock myself out. By "quite a lot", I probably mean it happens two or three or four times a year.

Call it a sign. There he was, Schuyler Towne, the prince of American competitive lockpicking, leading one of the two workshops promised as the big rewards for “Open Locksport,” his wildly successful ...

After a long day of work in Seattle, some people relax by playing soccer. Others go bowling, play music, make pottery or do yoga. Matt Burrough picks locks. Twice a month, people like Burrough get ...