And from the way I introduce that, you're probably guessing this isn't a product I particularly like.

The main issue is with the shackle, which is advertised as 15 millimeters, and that's only true if you include the plastic around the outside.

The metal is only 12 millimeters, which I've you as the minimum for these types of locks.

I also tested the shackle with a file, and if we look right here, will be able to see the very deep gouge that file made.

Which means this is not going to fare well against cutting and sawing attacks.

Now the core is a fairly unremarkable disc detainer core with five disks.

So let's see what it takes to pick it open.

The first thing we're going to do is rotate all of those disks as far clockwise as they will go.

Okay, I think I have them all clockwise, and then we're going to get this pick that Bosnian Bill and I made and try to pick up disc number one.

I think I've got it so Let's find number two and start picking.

Click out of two.

Three is loose for his binding.

I just slipped off of four.

Here we go.

Got four set number five Gotta click out of five and we got this open.

So not too hard to pick with the right tools.

But the real concern here is that soft shackle.

In any case, that's all I have for you today.

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