The size of the pick body creates a higher platform to place the wire in. This places the wire in an optimum position to give better
free access to the lever pack. 

It’s also designed with a stand-off between the working end of the pick body and the handle. This is to enable locks to be picked when door handles are not easily removed making locks like the Vectis achievable.

The shape of the pick creates great surface contact between the pick and the lock. to enable the picker to receive good consistent feedback when picking

The Ultra pick engages with the barrel and curtain securely and holds in position. This creates a consistent positioning that is really useful when decoding those locks with a specific picking method.

Consistent to use across a wide range of lock sizes. A continuous taper enables the pick to sit in the curtain in the same position from 8 – 4 ½ gauge locks. This means that our pick works the same in locks that are worn and where variations in size, caused by imperfections in engineering that can be expected in lock manufacturing, exist, something locksmiths know well.

The wire is securely held by the thumb turn which gives maximum feedback, whilst  retaining ease to switch between wires without the need for a grub screw. The thumb turn is 3D printed in two pieces that slide together. It is easy to change wires when used in the correct way. It will hold the wire firmly even when some levers require extra pressure to lift them.