10 pcs, Jiggler lock picks for double sided lock fasteners selection tool

Needed as a last resort to open 2 UPVC bedroom windows that we didn’t have keys for when we moved in.10 minutes of jiggling the locks and they were both open.It is important to remember that you have to find the right shaped key and push it right into the lock or they simply won’t work.Recommended and saved the cost of a locksmith.

They aren’t easy to use…I’m guessing you have to have patience or training ? ….i tried them on a live door ,with a lock …and a key …to practice on ….i still couldn’t do it …and im an engineer…!!!! i don’t think its a wise investment to buy these…although they are well made …i wear them as a pendant jewellery round a chain …because they look so pretty…but if you’re expecting them to help you into your house when you forgotten your keys ? …I’d give them a miss …

Great quality and fits well in my kit

Good product

I could not make more than one work

I bought the 10 pcs Jiggler Lock Picks because, well, sometimes you just want to feel like a spy… or maybe just avoid calling a locksmith at midnight. These little tools are like tiny ninja wands designed to convince stubborn double-sided locks to cooperate—without a fuss or a bribe.At first, I wasn’t sure if I was holding a lock-picking kit or a bizarre set of oddly shaped toothpicks. But after watching approximately 15 YouTube tutorials and a quick pep talk to myself (“You got this, James Bond!”), I was ready to channel my inner locksmith.The jigglers work surprisingly well. It’s like a magic dance with my lock, only without the fancy soundtrack or a tuxedo. Every wiggle felt like I was cracking a secret code, and I half expected a hidden door to open to a vault full of snacks.Warning: May cause unexpected confidence and an unhealthy urge to test every lock in your neighborhood. Use responsibly—or at least don’t get caught.If you’ve ever lost your keys, locked yourself out, or just want to pretend you’re in a heist movie, this set is your new best friend. Plus, it’s way cheaper than a locksmith.

Misplaced key for one of the windows so ordered these thinking if it doesn’t work not spent a lot of money. First key I used, couple of jiggles and hey presto opened. Now going to test on other windows that have different keys to see if they work

They are just a few microns thinner and they may be ok but at the moment they are not very good will fit only the widest of locks. Which are few and far between. Old car locks pre microchips will get you in but then you’ll have to start it under the bonnet unless you’re going to break the steering lock and make a mess of the wire loom no good. And believe me I am a master lock smith