They are very nice. And they are stainless steel so they don't give people rashes who are allergic to nickel. They used to have them in a totally flat key, so the keyway was just a little letterbox shape and it was a doddle to pick them with anything. I wish I had never sold them because now all you can get are the ones like these you have. Buttery smooth mechanism. I would be very surprised if a Kyung situation could happen with them. but you could test it by using a rubbish key and filing the flag a little bit shorter, keep the cuff fully open and then double lock and test the turning to undo the double lock and carefully and slowly turning more to see if you feel a lot of resistance. If the key does get stuck, hopefully being able to press the pawls down would help in removing the key but it's not guaranteed.
@techwg they are very nice cuffs. The flat key version would be nice to have in the collection. I'm not going to risk stuck keys with these. Too nice to risk damage. Thanks for watching Techy👍
I love these cuffs. I have the training version with a quick release button. The amount of times I stick those on people and they wait for the key to get out. Super sturdy cuffs. Their rigid is super cool btw 😎
@CoxysPicks awesome cuffs, and a nice supprise that there thar good. I bought a set of rigid in ebay for a great price. They never turned up tho..... they should be fantastic. Thanks for watching Coxy👍
@@Deadlocks86 The rigid ones are interesting. They have a cylindrical bar connecting the cuffs to where the cuffs can spin around. The grips that are bolted on just stop the cuffs from spinning and also to add a bit more protection from snapping attempts.
@roysammons2445 oh. There is 100%ways through the key hole. Its just tighter than most. That DL is easy that way, the pawl tricky to get to. Parker should be able to reach the pawls without to much trouble. Sorry I should maybe have been a little more clear in the video. Thanks for watching Roy👍
