An Amazing New Discovery in Lock Technology

Well folks, I have good news, and I have bad news, First, the good news. As I have always stated in my blog and presentations, I'm always on the lookout for new techniques on personal security to keep you and your family safe. Well, after getting several requests and questions on door locks, I kept digging and persisting and I'm glad to tell you that I have found a new residential / commercial door lock and padlock that is currently undefeatable with all known lock defeating techniques. It is bump proof, pick proof, force-proof, and even idiot proof.

The bad news is that it is currently out of stock every where I searched and I'm not even sure who the manufacturer is. Rest assure that I will continue to search for the manufacturer and I will probably be one of the first to market this lock to presentation guests and hosts, (right after I install the first one in my house), and post the website of the seller right here on this blog puppy.

This door lock, also known as a soft key. It is unique in that the tumbler path is curved and the key itself is more of a flexible chain rather than an easily duplicated traditional straight key. Rather that try to explain this amazing locking mechanism...just follow the link below and watch the video to be amazed. No sound but not needed.

http://www.gadgetreview.com/2014/10/the-soft-key-lock-is-essentially-unpickable

Since the teeth of the key are flexible and must follow a curved path within the tumbler section, there is no known method to defeat this key and tumbler system because all current techniques are based on the same straight fixed key and tumbler method. This is a fine example of "thinking way way outside the box."

Folks, I love this lock because the concept of its design goes beyond traditional lock construction and avoids typical lock defeating techniques. Whoever designed this lock, really thought things through and put a lot of security thought into it.

But, if I found this, I'm sure the scumbag thieves found out about it too and working on a way to defeat it or looking for other weaknesses in your home. So, as I have said many many times before, don't become over reliant on just one piece of technology for your safety. Layers, layers, layers.

It's a new world, keep up.
Dave.