Kwikset Smartkey Field-Tryout Set

$425.00 - $435.00
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SKU:
KSFTS
Weight:
75.00 Ounces
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$14.00 (Fixed Shipping Cost)
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This is a "Tryout Key Set" for the Kwikset Smartkey locks, designed from scratch by Uncensored Tactical. This UTAC Field-Tryout set accomplishes mimicking 100% of the Kwikset Smartkey bitting profiles in only 243 keys (13 less than the other set available on the market).

These keys should be manipulated like "auto jigglers" instead of simple "turn to open" keys. For a simple administrative entry, this product takes a maximum of around 20 minutes to try all of the keys in this set. Your entry may occur with the very first key, all the way up to the very last key. While this set represents 100% of the possible KW1 smartkey bittings, there is still a possibility the you will need to troubleshoot your application of this tool. There are always environmental factors that may result in a non-entry. 

Product features:

  • 243 specialty cut "Tryout Keys".
  • Sold with a two-pouch deployment system in black or Multicam.
  • Custom patches (one for the fresh key pouch, and one for the discarded key pouch).
  • Keys come stamped front and back with clear readable "Tryout Key #'s" for use when future access is required, and for troubleshooting and documentation processes. 

This is not designed to be an "EDC" fanny pack, and it is not intended to give you tunnel vision to force this tool when other better options are available during an entry. But, when a keyway attack is your best option for a Kwikset Smartkey lock, this is an incredibly powerful tool to have on hand.

If you have any problems with this set or any improvement ideas, please email Pat@utac.io for information regarding this item.

*These key sets are cut by hand, here in the U.S., "made to order." Please be aware that these may take up to a week to ship, thank you for your patience.

 

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    Very rarely successful

    Posted by Paul on 6th Jun 2025

    These just aren't reliable at all. One technician has had zero success using them and I have had them work maybe 3 times. We actually are to the point where we don't even want to try them anymore because of the low success rate that they have and they consume/waste a lot of time. For example, I just spent an hour trying them all on a Kwikset gen5 door handle, taking the time to slowly jiggle each key for about 5 seconds per key and not one unlocked the door.

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