## Handcuffs

Post by bondageboy96 » Wed Dec 31, 2014 10:02 am

Where can I get metal handcuffs with the safety opening latch on that are not crap and fall apart. Bought 2 different types and they are terrible. Unless someone got some real cuffs they want to use on me

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Post by NemesisPrime » Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:29 pm

I've got a pair of handcuffs I could use and even some leg irons to go with that in case you wanna try then on *grins*
Everyone speaks in multiple languages...But gag talk is universal and a sock in your mouth is the perfect translator!

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Post by drawscore » Thu Jan 01, 2015 12:30 am

Sometimes you can find decent handcuffs and ankle cuffs on eBay. They are also available at Army-Navy stores, police supply stores, and magic shops.
Drawscore

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Post by bondageboy96 » Thu Jan 01, 2015 11:38 am

I've had 2 different types of handcuffs and they've been to small, I would love to try them on

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Post by EricU1845 » Thu Jan 01, 2015 8:39 pm

I think the key is "WITH the safety latch". For the most part only toy handcuffs have the safety latch, and they're all poorly made--small and easy to break or bend. Any good cuffs like most of the ones in the responses do NOT have a safety latch. But I wouldn't even want to play with cuffs with safety latch, not nearly as much fun! Better to get good quality ones and practice getting out with the key. I've got several sets of handcuffs and leg cuffs to try on . . . Including some that you CANT get yourself out of even with they key, you have to have someone else release it!

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Post by BranBTAT » Thu Jan 01, 2015 9:38 pm

These are the pair of cuffs that I used for several months before I was brave enough to attempt my real handcuffs: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006GKB4S/ They do have a small safety catch on them for that extra safe feeling for those not so daring. I used them a lot and they never broke and I think they are even thicker than my real handcuffs haha. The latch is also smaller than what I have seen on some other toy handcuffs. If you have had issues with cuffs being too small for you, these might also be too small, but I have smaller wrists so I don't notice.
I do second what others are saying here though. Do get a set of real police handcuffs. You can find auctioned ex-police cuffs for sale on ebay (or gumtree) in your country quite often for around 10 quid at times. If you do get some, make sure they have fully functioning ratchets, some you will find don't operate properly anymore and that's why the police force auctioned them. You do get to practice opening up real handcuffs though and can practice that a lot; for those times when one of us ties you up (cuffs you up?) and you want to be devious and escape with that secret paperclip. Good to practice and learn how real cuffs feel and operate, even if you don't intend on putting them on yourself soon.
Cheers.

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Post by bondageboy96 » Fri Jan 02, 2015 2:56 pm

I would love to try them on

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Post by PetSilkenvixen » Sun Jan 04, 2015 2:10 pm

I only saw a good kind like that once, at a local Howard Johnson's years ago. They had a case where they sold "Spy Equipment". A bought a pair of handcuffs that I'm still using today. One key broke and the other got lost, but the release mechanism is terrific and they work great. I wish I could find another pair just like them myself.
Christyne

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Post by LordNelson » Fri Jan 16, 2015 6:49 pm

When I was a kid every toy "policeman's kit" had a plastic gun, a plastic badge and METAL hand cuffs. They were quite sturdy, not like the cheap plastic ones that are available these days. I had several victims put up one heck of a struggle that would have broken plastic ones in seconds and they held; they did not open or bend. It's too bad that we can't find that quality any more.

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Post by EricU1845 » Sat Jan 17, 2015 3:37 am

> LordNelson wrote:When I was a kid every toy "policeman's kit" had a plastic gun, a plastic badge and METAL hand cuffs. They were quite sturdy, not like the cheap plastic ones that are available these days. I had several victims put up one heck of a struggle that would have broken plastic ones in seconds and they held; they did not open or bend. It's too bad that we can't find that quality any more.

I like collecting different styles of handcuffs, so I shop on ebay a lot to see what's out there. I've had some aluminum toy ones that were very light but could bend and break easy. But on ebay I've seen antique TOY handcuffs that are made of heavy metal and look a lot like what you described; they have a release button instead of a key, but look VERY sturdy. (And I've had the plastic ones too. Worthless.)
PS. I don't know if what I saw are the same thing, and I don't know how old you are, so I am NOT calling you an antique.

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Post by LordNelson » Sat Jan 17, 2015 4:38 am

I'm pretty close to being an antique but I prefer the word vintage, it seems to be more acceptable these days. The ones I am familiar with had the release button but they also had keys. They were similar to the ones below but I remember them being a bit more rugged.

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Post by EricU1845 » Mon Jan 19, 2015 4:47 am

> LordNelson wrote:I'm pretty close to being an antique but I prefer the word vintage, it seems to be more acceptable these days. The ones I am familiar with had the release button but they also had keys. They were similar to the ones below but I remember them being a bit more rugged.

Not what I was thinking, I seen some a lot older than these, and my cousin had some like these years ago, but they turned out pretty flimsy and untrustworthy. One of them jammed closed!! But not while someone was wearing it thank God.