00:00If you've ever stood in front of a lock with a bump key and a prayer, hoping something clicks, yeah,
00:04we've all been there.
00:06Today I went digging through the deals and pulled together the top 5 leesher-style lock picks that locksmiths actually
00:11keep in their kit.
00:13These are the ones with thousands of sales, ratings sitting at 4.8 and up, and prices that honestly made
00:19me do a double take.
00:20Let's get into it.
00:23First up is the leesher 2-in-1 pick and decoder for BMW, Mini, and Rover, the HU92 2-track
00:29with the twin lifter.
00:31This is the one I'd grab if you're doing any European car work, because that HU92 profile is notoriously fiddly
00:37and the twin lifter design lets you work both tracks without constantly repositioning.
00:42It reads and picks at the same time, so you're getting your key code while you're opening the lock.
00:47At $16.89 it's the priciest on this list, but nearly $4,700 sold and a 4.8 rating tells
00:53you people aren't returning these.
00:56If BMWs come through your shop, this pays for itself on the first job.
01:01Next is the SS001 SS002 Pro for S-Groove door locks, and this one is the absolute value pick of
01:08the whole video, $6.44.
01:11$6.
01:12The build quality on these leesher-style tools has come a long way, and for residential and commercial S-Groove
01:18cylinders, this thing is genuinely a workhorse.
01:21You get the decoder and the pick-in-one tool, so you're not juggling gear while you're crouched in a
01:26doorway.
01:27It's sitting at a 4.9 rating with over 4,700 sold.
01:32If you're just getting into non-destructive entry, start here.
01:36Third is another SS001 SS002 Pro variant, this one at $8.67.
01:42Now you might be wondering why you'd pay $2 more for what looks like the same tool, and it's really
01:47about the finish and the tension arm feel.
01:50This version has a slightly more refined action, and reviewers keep mentioning it holds tension better on worn cylinders, which
01:56is where cheap picks usually let you down.
02:02If you're using this tool daily rather than occasionally, that small upgrade is worth it.
02:08Number 4 might be the most practical tool on this entire list, the leesher-style 2-in-1 covering SC4,
02:14SC1, KW5, KW1, plus the left-handed variants in M1 MS2.
02:20That is Schlage and Quickset, which is basically half the residential doors in North America right there.
02:26One tool, one pocket, and you're covered for the overwhelming majority of house calls.
02:31It's $8.57, it's got a 4.9 rating from 4,400 buyers, and honestly if I could only own
02:37one item from this video, this would probably be it.
02:41Massive coverage for under $9.
02:44And rounding it out at number 5, another SS-001 SS-002 Pro at $8.44.
02:50I know, third one on the list, but that's exactly the point.
02:54When three separate listings of the same tool all land in the top 5 with 4.9 ratings in 4
02:59,400 plus sales, that's the market telling you this design just works.
03:04This particular one splits the difference on price, and a lot of folks buy too so they've got a backup
03:09in the van.
03:10At $8, having a spare is a no-brainer.
03:14All the links are down in the description if you want to check current prices, they move around a lot
03:18on these.
03:19If this helped you out, hit that like button, and subscribe for more tool breakdowns.
03:25Catch you in the next one.
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