contact. The handcuffs discussed here are not the tin toys that can be found in a toy store, nor the "mink-lined love cuffs" we often see illustrated in adult oriented catalogs. The handcuffs I refer to here are those intended for use by police and security officers - heavy duty equipment. Expensive? Yes, they are. But then they won't fall apart at the slightest bit of feigned (?) resistance to them. The more expensive variety are intended for long, reliable use, and, importantly, safety. The two leading brands of quality handcuffs are Smith & Wesson and Peerless. For these brands, you can expect to pay between $20.00 and $50.00, depending on the material (steel, stainless steel or [hard to find] the aluminum model that Smith & Wesson used to offer). Another factor affecting price is the finish (steel, nonnude teens galleries teens in tight shorts brushed chrome or black phosphate). Also, a new offering by Peerless and a few other companies is the hinged handcuff that restricts movement even more - these being the top-of-the-line and state-of-the-art. A word of warning, one of many to come, is that handcuffs cannot, CANNOT, be merely slapped on the wrist as we often see in movies and on television. The human wrist is made up of numerous small bones. To strike the wrist with the edge of the hinged bow would subject the recipient to bruises, at the least, and fractures, in the worst case. The proper method of application (especially with a subject willingly allowing their application) is to push the bow arm through it's ratchet phase and free it. Open the cuff and PLACE it on the wrist, then close the bow. The bow should be closed pregnant teens nude teens in tight shorts on top of the finger or thumb of the person applying the handcuff - no more. Damage to tendons, ligaments, nerves, bone and the blood supply may very well result. If your subject's wrists are too small use another restraint method because the handcuffs will merely fall off the first time the wrists are lowered. Wrists too large for handcuffs? Then use either leg irons, the larger capacity handcuffs to be found through some sources or a non-handcuff restraint. After the handcuffs are applied, leaving that space between the inside of the bow and the subject's wrists, they can still close up to the point of being dangerously tight. To prevent this from happening, a device called a 'Double Lock' is provided with good handcuffs. There is a small pin visable on the top edge of the handcuff body. This pin is teens in bikini teens in tight shorts pressed down with
