<a name="38"></a>38. Strong Magnet | If you've seen the videos of LPL using Magnets, you know what I'm talking about. | 6/10 | Recommended: [Sparrows The Magneto](https://www.sparrowslockpicks.com/product_p/mag.htm) | There is also the MagSwitches. Quick search online and you will find them. |
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<a name="39"></a>39. Bump Keys | Self explanatory. (I gave it a lower rating than others would, since bumping locks is very loud and I prefer picking) | 3/10 | Recommended: [Sparrows Bump Keys](https://www.sparrowslockpicks.com/product_p/bk1.htm) | N/A |
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<a name="40"></a>40. Seattle RAT "SEA-RAT" | This is quite heavy, and intended for first responders, and used to break things, but the long blade works as a loider tool for those doors that have a large cover plate. | 8/10 | Recommended: [Seattle Rapid Access Tool](https://www.ignitionusa.us/searat) | Alternative: I've heard of the use of piano wire in these cases, but I have not used it myself. |
<a name="41"></a>41. Air Wedge | Its used for assistance with creating gap space in door frames, to use with the Travelers hook. | 7/10 | Recommended: [Covert Instruments Air Wedge](https://covertinstruments.com/products/air-wedge) | N/A |
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<a name="42"></a>42. Can of Compressed Air | Used to bypass 'Request To Exit' sensors | 10/10 | These can be picked up in many local places. | N/A |
<a name="44"></a>44. Devious, Troublesome, Hooligan! | This is a set of 'keyed alike' keys, which are used in many things that we encounter on a daily basis. | 10/10 | Recommended: [Hooligan Keys - Devious, Troublesome, Hooligan!](https://www.hooligankeys.com/shop/Devious-Troublesome-Hooligan-p259460384) | N/A |
<a name="46"></a>46. Elevator Keys | Avoid these unless you know what you are doing. | 10/10 | Recommended: [Sparrows Fire Service Elevator Key Set](https://www.sparrowslockpicks.com/product_p/ekey.htm) | N/A |
