CISA 285/85 [145] Review and pick - Cisa 285/85 - all padlocks
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Категория: Испытание замков (взлом, тестирование)
Метод тестирования: Взлом отмычками
Замок. Производитель: CISA. Артикул: 285/85
Описание: 285/85 [145] Review and pick - Cisa 285/85 - all padlocks
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Время взлома: 3 мин
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @chefgav1 16.07.2018 Good review but no way would I put up to a 951.While cisa has a paracentric keyway it still only a 5pin           @MichaelMaynard 16.07.2018->Yeah I agree completely, it's in a different league; and they are two different kettles of fish designed for different applications. The problem is that there is a massive gap between something like this Cisa, and the S&G stuff with nothing really in between and it's bloody hard to think of another comparison.           @chefgav1 16.07.2018->Michael Maynard interesting LPL has picked heaps and he told me this keyway comes down to the bidding as high cuts are harder to pick on this keyway and I noticed your key has lots of higher cuts. As always well picked           @MichaelMaynard 16.07.2018->Yep agreed. LockNoob picked a smaller one a while ago as well, same keyway I think.           @LockNoob 16.07.2018->Michael Maynard yes, the 285/75 :-) I picked way before I started gutting Locks, so I never got to see it’s insides. I have one of my own now, so I might revisit :-)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @gprider1525 04.05.2025 Brilliant lock enthusiastically presented ?? great picking as usual mate. I've got one on a garage and love it, I'll have to get around to picking it one day, cheers ?
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @notanaz5976 13.04.2022 please , can you make a video of CISA 285-84 dimple how to be picked ?
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @r.perkins2103 25.09.2021 Try a Rotalock fitted with a chubb biaxial cylinder. I met the guy who came up with it, and used to run a biaxial centre myself. One tough cookie. I agree about weak points, but that is part of the skill in being a locksmith, and not everyone is that good at drilling hardened steel. On early models the pull part of the shackle is designed to snap off if attacked too.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @a.i.5673 28.08.2020 here you can learn how to pronounce correctly CISA - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTlQuTuak5g">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTlQuTuak5g</a>
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @zorg1010tube 10.06.2020 Just got it's smaller version 285/66 of eBay for a bargain price. Awful keyway and hands down the best piece of lock engineering I've ever seen. Great video, thanks ?           @MichaelMaynard 10.06.2020->Yeah, they're beautifully made aren't they?
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @G58 21.04.2020 CISA is pronounced Chessa
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @MrJools70 15.09.2019 Just about to have a crack at one of these,Wish me luck :D
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @abdsnomadicescapadez 24.03.2019 I have the same lock, using it since 2006,googled it's name out of curiosity and here I was.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @WheelchairGunfighter 31.01.2019 FYI, as of two days ago, this is available on Amazon new for about $50 US plus fifteen for shipping from the UK. I think of the three sizes, they were $45, 50, and 55 respectively. Ordered the smaller for something I need locked up with a 10 mil shackle. Good deal to upgrade for $5 from an Abus 92/65. I know the lock pickers will shrug their shoulders maybe at this one, but few people even know what a lock pick is in the criminal element where this lock will go for me. They are exceptionally creative at destruction, however. I'd like to hear anybody who has had these outdoors for long periods and knows how they stack up in weather resistance compared to the Abus 92 series.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @AdRn_UK 16.01.2019 How does this compare to an abloy 362 with protec core? <br>I am not sure how much they are on eBay now but I bought mine on Uk eBay for about £60 a few years ago.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @ccmogs5757 17.07.2018 Great locks , mate of mine uses a 75mm on a container..................
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @RPRosen-ki2fk 16.07.2018 Honestly, even if you tried to drill the Achilles heel on this with an excellent drill & bits, I think other brute force attacks would be much quicker and more effective.           @MichaelMaynard 20.07.2018->Yup, agreed. I think this is one you'd rather bypass some other way tbh.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @TonySLocks 16.07.2018 Great video Mr Maynard, a very enjoyable watch.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @chefgav1 16.07.2018 I have this and a viro panzer and I would rate the panzer.<br>I would also rate the abus granit higher imo           @MichaelMaynard 20.07.2018->Can you send me the Panzer?           @arekseo 14.07.2025->Why is so? As far as I know monolith si CEN-4 while this cisa is CEN-5 grade...
I have euro monolith and I think the lock mechanism is better in cisa because it uses ball bearing.
So why do you prefer monolith over this cisa 285? I am curious about your reason and opinion
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @tipenengapuhi 16.07.2018 The toughest padlock I've ever picked hands down. As Michael said I ended up making a custom Pick for it. Even then it took me days to get an open.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @brad4908 16.07.2018 Dude! You were sooooo excited by that lock. It was fun to listen to.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @peteboggy4435 16.07.2018 I've just bought a smaller brass cisa shutter lock off ebay for £4. Hope the pins are the same will keep me busy for ages. Great vid.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @chefgav1 16.07.2018 Only has a small retaining screw.would break quite easily when pulled
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @DonzOzzo 16.07.2018 Nice piece of engineering. I have the S&G 951 but it costs a ton more. Great bang for buck and good to see they weren't lazy with its design & manufacture. Maybe you meant to say S&G 833????           @chefgav1 16.07.2018->Don'z Lockz not a huge difference between 833 and 951 imo.Better drill protection what else mabe better metals?           @DonzOzzo 16.07.2018->chefgav1 I'm not sure on the differences but they surely look alike. Not sure if the cylinders are different also.? I want a few more S&G's one day.