Ready for transport (m)

[nitronovice]

I finally got my hands on a real prison transport waist chain. These are neat in that you don't need to use any extra locks and they work with chain and hinged cuffs.

[shyguy92]

Sweet

Question: how do those things (the belt) actually fasten? Nothing looks obvious, and, well, probably never gonna see one in person.

[nitronovice]

You wrap the chain around your waist. Then you insert the slotted metal plate (Martin link) through a chain link, then handcuffs are threaded through the slot in the plate. Now you can't pull the plate plate out of the chain link.

[shyguy92]

You wrap the chain around your waist. Then you insert the slotted metal plate (Martin link) through a chain link, then handcuffs are threaded through the slot in the plate. Now you can't pull the plate plate out of the chain link.

Ah, I see.
Thanks! Apologies for stupid questions.

[Pup]

Ah that's actually a pretty cool design, I always presumed they were just a chain attached to the chain on the cuffs. Cool.

[David Han]

I like it

[nitronovice]

Ah, I see.
Thanks! Apologies for stupid questions.

No problem! It's a simple but efficient way to restraint someone.

Ah that's actually a pretty cool design, I always presumed they were just a chain attached to the chain on the cuffs. Cool.

And theoretically you could wrap the free end around a stationary object and clip it to a chain link behind the waist, and your prisoner would never be able to reach around to unclip the carabiner

[shyguy92]

Ah, I see.
Thanks! Apologies for stupid questions.

No problem! It's a simple but efficient way to restraint someone.

Ah that's actually a pretty cool design, I always presumed they were just a chain attached to the chain on the cuffs. Cool.

And theoretically you could wrap the free end around a stationary object and clip it to a chain link behind the waist, and your prisoner would never be able to reach around to unclip the carabiner

*hastily hides padlock*