Asylum Wrist Restraint
Escape Artists; Magicians...
From the archives of Blaine Harris, we present the Asylum Wrist Restraint (Yes. It's the same Blaine Harris some of you may remember from Premier 75 Magic Studio back in 1975). The Asylum Wrist Restraint is completely examinable and can be used as a feature escape or as part of a larger effect (Sub Trunk, Torture Board, Spirit Cabinet, Packing Crate, etc.).
Based on a very old principle, this new version has some improvements that make it easier and more fool-proof than its predecessors. This restraint is 100% hand-made by Blaine and is designed for years of tough service. The leather is thick top-quality American Latigo Cowhide.
The performer's wrists are bound as tightly as possible by an audience member yet release is instantaneous and completely under the control of the performer. The wrist restraint has a new added feature in a buckle that can receive a padlock making it look really impossible! The lock can even be sealed for extra effect. The restraint is ungimmicked and no extra keys or special hidden equipment necessary. It may even be placed on an audience member proving escape impossible.
What you receive:
- 22" long adjustable heavy leather belt restraint
- Padlock to fit the locking buckle
- 7 page color instruction booklet with photos by my good friend Allen Zingg. These instructions contain valuable tips and suggestions for performances as well as "how-to!"
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Antonio asks: I discovered this product online elsewhere at first and did an in store pick up and recieved a totally dif product the label said asylum wrist restraint so i accepted it hastily and later discovered no padlock and the strap had normal holes like a belt. are the asylum wrist restraints you have equipped with padlocks like the picture?
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