Push Button Handcuffs

tyerrup · Post by **tyerrup** » 28 Nov 2006, 06:31

I just found this web site.

This company makes training handcuffs. They unlock by pushing a button.

http://www.dragnet714.com/cuffstraining.htm

Could be a good alternative when one wants a quick, yet secure scenario. You can struggle all you want and not get loose, but as soon as you allow yourself you can be free.

Anastasia · Post by **Anastasia** » 28 Nov 2006, 08:56

Darling, they certainly look yummy. However, starting at US$81.95 is a bit off-setting. I would think that a pair of toy handcuffs, with the safety releases, would be almost as good and around $5 to $10. However, I do think that a quick-release system would be good for those who simply seek the sensation of being bound without wanting to feel helpless. Thanks for pointing that out.

cdinbonds · Post by **cdinbonds** » 28 Nov 2006, 14:47

OR - you could just leave your keys within easy reach.

jake · Post by **jake** » 28 Nov 2006, 19:07

cdinbonds wrote:OR - you could just leave your keys within easy reach.

cdinbonds wins

Cindy123 · Post by **Cindy123** » 28 Nov 2006, 22:04

For me pretend bondage just wont work for me, I guess I dont have a strong imagination, I agree just leave the keys on the table.
Sin

barbra · Post by **barbra** » 29 Nov 2006, 01:56

Cindy123 wrote:For me pretend bondage just wont work for me, I guess I dont have a strong imagination, I agree just leave the keys on the table.
Sin

It doesn't work for me either. Bondage that you can easily
get out of seems pointless. You can buy a cheap set of toy
cuffs for a lot less.

- Barb

LoRee · Post by **LoRee** » 09 Dec 2006, 06:08

I once took a set of metal toy handcuffs and sugically removed the release tabs and "Wah La", I had a pair of cheap metal handcuff that could only be open with a key.

Or a hack saw

clever · Post by **clever** » 10 Dec 2006, 09:11

LoRee wrote:I once took a set of metal toy handcuffs and sugically removed the release tabs and "Wah La", I had a pair of cheap metal handcuff that could only be open with a key. Or a hack saw

why didn't i think of that... that's brilliant.

jake · Post by **jake** » 10 Dec 2006, 11:45

LoRee wrote:Iand "Wah La"

It's "voila"

LoRee · Post by **LoRee** » 10 Dec 2006, 22:30

I thought a voila was a medium sized fiddle

chicken_minute · Post by **chicken_minute** » 13 Jan 2007, 22:26

I tried the same thing once - cutting off the end of tabs - but I could still move the tab with my fingernails.

clever · Post by **clever** » 14 Jan 2007, 10:21

if you use a grinding bit on a dremel tool you could probably grind it down far enough to where a fingernail couldn't reach it. Or, if the tab doesn't have to move for the key to work, maybe cut the tab off and fill in the hole with glue or something.

Mc_ntk · Post by **Mc_ntk** » 21 Jul 2007, 08:53

Guys what abought the leg restraints.

You can still be suspended from the ceiling and not
able to let those leg resraints go. because one foot is tied
to a pole and you cant reach *just* knock it over to spill the water for the keys
to fall into your hand.

Wait there is a button, I could just step on it.

hallenbeck3 · Post by **hallenbeck3** » 05 Aug 2007, 15:59

I cut off the tabs, but I too could use my fingernails. then I dremeled it and couldn't use my fingernails. then I dropped my key and my back up failed. One nice thing about $10 toy handcuffs, just pull like you don't want to get caught and bang, they break. Yes they were the metal ones, not plastic...lol.