Individual Lock Picks Hidden on a Keychain Size Tool

Every day, people are discovering the importance of emergency preparedness. Whether it's a natural disaster or terrorism, it is important to be ready for anything. This includes being able to unlock doors and other locks in an emergency situation. The probe lock pick keychain was designed with this in mind. An ultralight lock pick keychain the size of a large paperclip, that can open most padlocks and smaller locks when you need access to them the most. Grim's Micro Tool lock pick keychain are designed to be the most covert and convenient tools in your arsenal. 

• Made in the USA - This lock pick keychain tool was designed, manufactured, and sourced here in the USA.
• Micro Tool Sized - Under 1mm thick and the size of a large paperclip, perfect for a zipper pull, lock pick keychain tool, or to fit into a small tin or pocket.
• Tool retention system - One side features semi-permanent adhesion allowing tools to be removed, and used again and again, then put back. Non-Magnetic and non-sticky.
• Stainless Steel - highly corrosion-resistant surgical grade stainless steel. Tough and functional with a bit of spring to it.
• Stackable - Stack multiple Grim Micro Tools together to form a wearable ultralight EDC kit for an ultra covert lock pick tool.
• Items included - lock pick probe, tension wrench

Micro Tools - A Paperclip Sized Pocket Urban Survival Kit

With applications in urban emergencies, outdoor exploration, disaster areas, and survival scenarios the lock pick keychain micro tool bridges together the early history of urban survival, with cutting-edge manufacturing and materials, resulting in iconic, timeless, high-utility designs.  

Pack this covert lock pick keychain tool into places no other gear can go. These tools were created to be easily accessible but are also our most easily concealed tools with the smallest footprint we could manage. These tools can replace zippers, sit under bracelet bands, go on keychains, necklaces, and dozens of other places at the same size as a large paperclip. You can stack up to three of our micro tools together in one of our micro tool silencers, forming a micro-sized emergency, survival, or general tool kit.

Keychain Size 2 in 1 Lock Pick Tool

The lock pick keychain is made to be so small and flat they could be hidden or added just about anywhere. If carrying tools on you isn’t your style, you can always put these in a small tin, in a backpack, or Grim’s hidden pocket patch. All of Grim's Moral patches have concealed pockets in the back and can accommodate several of our Micro Tools comfortably.

The Right Materials

Though our tools are small, they are no slouch. Quality matters to us, and we want to know that if you go for one of our tools, it's going to do what needs to do. This is why we go the extra mile, using stress-hardened surgical grade stainless steel to increase its durability and strength far beyond regular stainless. This adds flexibility, as well as excellent corrosion and humidity resistance. Being carried against the skin on a necklace or bracelet isn't a problem for the covert lock pick keychain.

Reusable Individual Lock Picks

Unlike cheaply made disposable tools, Grim's lock pick keychain tools can be used, abused, and reused. Our incredibly unique Tool Retention System comes with any Grim Workshop tool with removable parts and makes all of our tools reusable. The Tool Retention System allows you to take out any part of the tool, use it, and put it back when you’re finished.

There are no one-and-done experiences with Grim Workshop gear. Take our tools out, test them, practice with them and get familiar with them. That way, if the day ever comes when you want or need to use them, you’ll know how.

Grim's tool retention system will give the grip you would expect from adhesive, or rare earth magnets without the sticky residue or de-magnetized credit cards or mess they could create.

These tools are not for unlawful purposes and should be used responsibly on locks you own. you are responsible for knowing your local laws regarding possession of these tools.