A non-injurious restraint for securing a person to an object comprising a flexible strap comprised of, or including a substantially cut-resistant webbing associated with a strip of steel interlinked rings and reinforcement cables. A locking mechanism including one or more projections or pins adapted to engage the interlinked rings in forming a fixed length loop. The strap adapted to be secured to the object with the loop adjusted to encircle the limb, and wherein the locking mechanism locks the length of the loop. A webbing for use in such restraints.

The invention relates to a restraining device comprising a restraint for physically constraining movement of at least a portion of a detainee's body. The restraint further has a tightness adjusting component coupled to the restraint and a control system coupled to the tightness adjusting component. The control system is configured to cause the tightness adjustment component to adjust the tightness of the restraint upon the detainee when a predetermined condition occurs. There is a sensor in communication with the control system, and the sensor is configured to detect whether the detainee enters into a medical or physical condition requiring a response; the control system is configured to adjust the tightness of the restraint to the detainee when the sensor indicates the detainee needs a different level of tightness regarding the restraint.

The invention relates to a restraining device comprising a restraint for physically constraining movement of at least a portion of a detainee's body. The restraint further has a tightness adjusting component coupled to the restraint and a control system coupled to the tightness adjusting component. The control system is configured to cause the tightness adjustment component to adjust the tightness of the restraint upon the detainee when a predetermined condition occurs. There is a sensor in communication with the control system, and the sensor is configured to detect whether the detainee enters into a medical or physical condition requiring a response; the control system is configured to adjust the tightness of the restraint to the detainee when the sensor indicates the detainee needs a different level of tightness regarding the restraint.

Personal restraints are described, including a user-accessible button that can be pushed in sliding a lock bar into a double lock position.

Personal restraints are described, including a user-accessible button that can be pushed in sliding a lock bar into a double lock position.

A security cuff is disclosed. The security cuff includes a Global Positioning System (GPS) system. The GPS system is configured to provide a geographic location of a user wearing the security cuff. The security cuff further includes a double-locking restraint system, the double-locking restraint system comprising a first lock and a second lock.

A security cuff is disclosed. The security cuff includes a Global Positioning System (GPS) system. The GPS system is configured to provide a geographic location of a user wearing the security cuff. The security cuff further includes a double-locking restraint system, the double-locking restraint system comprising a first lock and a second lock.

A law enforcement restraint device consisting of an implement handle and hollow shaft containing two or more collapsed, deployable, and detachable locking cuffs. The shaft is long enough for a law enforcement officer to safely apply the restraint device to a violent, mentally ill, or non-compliant detainee. A handle trigger allows for the exposure of an uncollapsed open locking cuff at the end of the shaft, ready for deployment to the detainee. Another trigger within the cuff automatically causes the locking of the detachable cuff about the limb of the detainee once the trigger is depressed by contact with the detainee limb. A flexible cable attached to the first locked cuff causes the exposure of a second locking cuff to the deployable position at the end of the shaft when the shaft is pulled away from the detainee. Following the deployment of two cuffs to two limbs of the detainee, pulling the shaft away from the detainee shortens the distance between the cuffs and further restrains the detainee. Pulling the shaft away from the detainee further releases the end of the cable from the handle and shaft. A key is used to release the clamp that tightens the cable and to release the cuffs from the locked position. Following the release of the detainee, the locking cuffs can be collapsed and reloaded along with the connecting cable into the shaft of the device for repeated use.

A law enforcement restraint device consisting of an implement handle and hollow shaft containing two or more collapsed, deployable, and detachable locking cuffs. The shaft is long enough for a law enforcement officer to safely apply the restraint device to a violent, mentally ill, or non-compliant detainee. A handle trigger allows for the exposure of an uncollapsed open locking cuff at the end of the shaft, ready for deployment to the detainee. Another trigger within the cuff automatically causes the locking of the detachable cuff about the limb of the detainee once the trigger is depressed by contact with the detainee limb. A flexible cable attached to the first locked cuff causes the exposure of a second locking cuff to the deployable position at the end of the shaft when the shaft is pulled away from the detainee. Following the deployment of two cuffs to two limbs of the detainee, pulling the shaft away from the detainee shortens the distance between the cuffs and further restrains the detainee. Pulling the shaft away from the detainee further releases the end of the cable from the handle and shaft. A key is used to release the clamp that tightens the cable and to release the cuffs from the locked position. Following the release of the detainee, the locking cuffs can be collapsed and reloaded along with the connecting cable into the shaft of the device for repeated use.

A restraint device and associated method for securing the wrists of a subject, the device comprising a first wrist restraint and a second wrist restraint, each wrist restraint having a loop with a variable circumference, wherein each wrist restraint transitions between an inserting configuration, and a secure configuration, wherein the circumference of the loop in the inserting configuration is greater than the circumference of the loop in the secure configuration, and a cinching portion couplable to each wrist restraint to removably attach the first wrist restraint and the second wrist restraint, wherein upon increasing a distance between a first wrist of the subject inserted into the loop of the first wrist restraint, and a second wrist of the subject inserted into the loop of the second wrist restraint, the restraint device transitions from the inserting configuration to the secure configuration.