Woooohoo we have new cuffs in our collection! We got these KUB handcuffs in size small. But they still seem a little big for us. Especially for Zara, with her tiny wrists she can get out of a lot of cuffs and these are not adjustable. So it means only I can use them, and I don’t mind at all hahahah :)
What’s the difference between old and new cuffs? How did old style handcuffs work and were they easy to apply and use? Are new cuffs really better? I decided to give Zara a history lesson. Let’s see what she thinks about these restraints!!
Today, we will go into detail about what’s better: old style handcuffs or new style handcuffs! The old darby style handcuffs are very nice to look at but very impractical for quick application. Newer handcuffs are quick to apply, but are they as good looking?
Me and Anahí talk about all the differences in this video diary, I am using the new style cuffs, and Anahí is trying the old style. We have neck cuffs in both styles as well, the incredibly cute darby style collar and the scary ratcheting modern neck cuff (basically a huge handcuff that fits around girly necks). A very interesting discussion! What style do you prefer?!
‘They’ said this could not be done… Well, they were wrong! LOL! Having received a pair of old fashioned Irish 8 handcuffs, I was told that if I lock my hands behind my back (crossed aka stacked) I would never be able to get out. As you know by now, I simply can not accept that cuffing positions are inescapable. I have to try for myself. This is a really challenging escape, and probably the first time you have seen this on the internet. It turns out that putting Irish 8 handcuffs on behind my back is even more difficult than escaping them… But if you are a fan of tough escapes, you really have to watch this one, you will love it!
