Best Restraint Option 4 Zero Cuff

Sensible Prepper Presents: 4 Zero Cuff is a handy and inexpensive way to have restraint capability. Law Enforcement, Security or Civilian applications abound.
4Zero Cuff Website: www.4zerocuff.com/
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[@richard6133]

I used to instruct the use of flex cuffs for a private security contractor, just a different model. Four safety/legal points: 1) Especially if you do not have extensive practice in it, *do not* physically search or cuff without back-up present. Wait for someone to arrive to assist with control of the suspect, and as a witness. 2) Over-tightening the cuffs to the point of cutting off the suspect's circulation can cause significant injury if left that way. Check them after application. Besides that, you could get sued over it if they can prove damages. In the event you discover that they are too tight, apply a second pair to the proper tightness, then cut the first pair. 3) The best tool for cutting flex cuffs is EMT shears. First, they cut very well through a lot of things - very useful tool to have. Second, they don't have sharp points. You don't have much opportunity to accidentally cut the suspect, which can get you sued and will look really bad in front of a jury. They also don't make a good weapon to be used against you or someone else. Unless they've been incorrectly applied (per #2 above), you really ought to let a commissioned law enforcement officer or a paramedic be the one to cut them off. Then the liability for what happens is on them. 4) In some states, a citizen who is not a law enforcement/public safety officer can only affect a citizen's arrest. In some states, cuffing them is arresting them. You need to know your state and local laws regarding citizen's arrest, and what you can and cannot do. If you affect a citizen's arrest, you *will* be put on the stand as the arresting officer, and you'll be held equally accountable as a law enforcement officer, even if you're ignorant to the state and local laws, standards, and procedures. If you were wrong, you can be sued for false arrest. If you did something improperly, you could get sued for excessive force, or they could get let go on a technicallity. If you weren't a victim at the outset of the incident, you will be one by the end of it if you screw it up. All that being said, I would still favor having them in supply. Now that I know where to get good ones for cheap, I think I'll buy a few.

[@bobdean7353]

ok sootch just gotta say i love your reviews , but ur canik reviews sold me! i was given a tp9v2 for my bday,,,,i love it!! thank u sootch

[@DSketti]

Just bought 20 of them, thanks for the heads up!

[@SEALofthefuture1962]

Leo are civilians. Hate hate hate people saying otherwise

[@Bulwark1911]

SEALofthefuture1962 Right, and same with our military - we don't have conscripts. Everyone is a civilian -

[@kirsinaldini2004]

Very comprehensive and informative

[@weightlifter59]

Ain't nuttin like a "friend" to walk off and leave you hangin, er I mean LOCKED UP!!! LOL! Great vid Sootch. Watch and value ALL your vids especially the gun reviews. (and the bloopers at the end are hilarious and make it worth watchin to the end!)

[@7heAteles]

they're pretty bulky and have a potential to catch ...I don't doubt they're good restraints but I'd like to see a load out using them in different scenarios such as plain clothes, plate carrier, duty uniform etc

[@seadowg5515]

Want some. Great video dude!

[@davidwarren719]

I suppose my old lady and I better start "training" with these immediately. You know...so we're familiar with them...just in case ;)

[@dndnenejeeehehehe4754]

Your mom?

[@charlestucker1949]

Still love the channel

[@coreynogmo8566]

Semper Paratus Sootch! ...you too Ben.

[@soul3647]

great this helps a lot

[@ssrknivesandguns8741]

VERY COOL MAN!!

[@zacthegunguy899]

am I allowed to use these if I have a home invasion

[@dorongoldfarb9842]

nice

[@BluefoxOutdoor]

You don't even need to cuff the people breaking in to your house. Just call the police and tell them you've shot the intruders - the police will be there in no time! :D

[@legoyoda645]

This is america

[@josephphiefer6729]

Scotch I just started watching your videos there great. And I know the guy you had demonstrate is in law enforcment. I was wonder are you a retired LEO or have you served in the military. And like I said just started watching your videos so if you've already adressed that sorry, Just curious.

[@user-ib2wj6lt7r]

plastic tie hand cuff 상세히 잘 소개 하여서 잘보았습니다 ! 일명 1 회용 수갑이죠 ! 제작 비용이 저렴 하죠 ! 대량으로 만들수 있고요 ! 강도는 금속 HAND CUFF 못지 않게 우수 합니다 !

[@francismartino6890]

Have you ever seen the restraints by ASP?

[@kevindonnelly27]

Great vid sootch, even if someone doesn't use them as restraints being they are very heavy duty zip ties you can use them for alot of other things, making a shelter, securing something that was broken,etc.

[@centralmswhc0169]

I could see those being a good set of hobbles for hog hunting. I had no idea those were available to the public.

[@MichaelHenderson07]

Sootch, good material. But I have a question about items that you've reviewed that are not recommended from you. Can you do a compilation on that? I would assume that it could mean some sponsors wouldn't like it but the "every man" would...

[@Tyler91056]

Sootch! Whats the best way to personally contact you?? Myself and a few friends, experienced with making home videos, are starting a new channel for a mixture of gear reviews and techniques, as well as small skits and movie reviews. We want to ask you some questions for your advice! Im a huge fan and base most of my product purchases off of your word, and so I would like to hear from the best. Thank you!

[@urbnctrl]

Very high tech, double zip ties

[@markm.6768]

I mean using these in a home invasion is straight common sense, but using hollow points to never touch them makes way more sense. if someone is bad enough that attacking my loved ones that needs to be in cuffs, that's LE's job. But its my job to stop it in it's tracks.

[@trevorlillian7382]

Can anyone use these if you're not in law enforcement?

[@Michael_Smith-Red_No.5]

One of my siblings was also a Puddle Pirate. She never mentioned the use of restraints like these, but her ship did intercept many drug runners attempting to get to Florida, as well as Haitian refugees.

[@isaactaylor4908]

Purple ones

[@tugboat_actual]

I hate these types of restraints, unless you are in a riot situation where they arrests are happening more than vegas hookers pick up clients during a spring break pay day. Other than that i do not use them at all. too big if set up like that in video, and takes too long to set them up when not preloaded as i call it. Regular smith and wesson cuffs work just fine.

[@zacthegunguy899]

Sootch help brother I live in Indiana let's say someone breaks in I confront them and tell them to get down and put their hands behind their back and zip cuff umm to detain them at gun point is this okay to do so?

[@SensiblePrepper]

Zachary Schinbeckler You need to check local laws. States differ so asking a Policeman or attorney would be a good bet. Thanks

[@StancePunk]

How would u keep them from running? Threaten their life? You cannot take a persons life if they're not an imminent threat.

[@Dcook85]

Zachary Schinbeckler Unless you have someone else with a gun backing you, I wouldn't recommend getting close to cuff them by yourself....that could get ugly. Just keep your gun trained on them. If they run, whatever they run. Don't shoot them running because that's not justified, only while they are an active threat to your life or your families. Stay safe.

[@879doogie]

+Tregeta I say if the bastard tries to run...shoot'em. Saves the taxpayers the cost of giving him free room and board.

[@Dcook85]

879doogie Bad advice, that will likely land you in prison because you killed a man who was no longer a threat to you and running away. Your self defense and castle doctrine claims won't protect you there. I understand the temptation though.

[@PB8man]

550 cord works better. Two self tightening knots on a foot or so of cord will do the same thing, and you can repurpose some of those 1000's of feet you all have through your house.

[@tylerwatson2013]

Would be great for the Border Patrol! They don't become brittle.

[@harryrenderlover8834]

Hello

[@tgillies101]

I dont think these have a double lock feature to stop the arrested individual accidently furthur tightening them. Not sure I could trust that omission.

[@davidwarren719]

I wouldn't worry about it. I'm not entirely familiar with this particular model but I don't believe they are quite rigid enough to be over-tightened due to pressure applied from a superior angle relative to the cuff--as steel cuffs are. To do so one would have to further pull the tightening tabs from the posterior/inferior angle and I don't foresee that being easy to do unintentionally.

[@isaactaylor4908]

How do you undo them without cutting them?

[@jhosk]

they would work on most people, but if they have some training they can get out of them, it's just a little painful to do.

[@mad555max]

Jason Hoskins these arent your regular cable ties

[@user-si6xh1yh9y]

You could use them on a cut or shot wound cut them in half and use 1 half for each wound (if you have more) but I think doctor's wouldn't recommend this but yeah its just an idea.

[@MarvinCZ]

Cpt. Chickenbutt It' way too thin to be a good tourniquet. Better tear a piece of clothing if you don't have anything better.

[@user-si6xh1yh9y]

I meant like put a piece of cloths around the cutting wound and then pull 1 zipper over to keep it tight and in place.

[@MarvinCZ]

That makes more sense. It's still not ideal, but probably not as dangerous. I'd still rather rip some clothes.

[@user-si6xh1yh9y]

Yeah me too but I'd atleast try it if it changes anything to close the wound and stuff.

[@charlestucker1949]

A dollar a 70 cent?

[@gofortitwithcody]

No double locking mechanism?

[@cadenconnolly]

why do cops always call people subjects? I am NOT your damn subject. You work for me.

[@davidwarren719]

"Subject" as in a pivotal organism relevant to a specific incident at hand, not "subject" as in one who is subjugated by and/or subservient of another. Words have different meanings and police officers are obligated to use certain language for legal reasons--such as to protect their testimonies from being twisted by litigators in the courtroom and elsewhere. It's actually done to protect you from intentionally malicious interpretations being used to win civil and criminal cases against otherwise innocent and unimpunable citizens--that's what a lawyer's specialty is. So the use of--or rather misuse of--vocaulary to imply corruption or contention from the police forces who do in fact serve and protect you is asinine, and in my humble opinion--reprehensible.

[@bubbacrabb]

I don't think I'd ever say it's difficult to use a cuff key. It is easy to carry a bunch of these or other flex cuffs. I've used both most for about 12 years, I'll always use metal restraints as long as possible.

[@tbone1778]

I prefure metal hand cuffs because Zip ties can be cut with a shoe tie So you really have to watch them when there restrained with zip ties

[@versacejuices1085]

I agree, with you, but there are people who don't can't make space for like 4 of 5 metal handcuffs, these are a lot lighter.

[@tbone1778]

I agree that they are lighter and cheaper but not as shoe tie proof as metal cuffs lol

[@brandondavis6722]

Wait so your telling me you can only use these once and then you throw them away. Or are they reusable

[@Tank12472]

ASP makes the same style cuffs...

[@AdriftOmar]

Who else has kids in their basement?

[@-_-arson9304]

Just uze flex tape boi

[@CharlieMedia598]

If you can take them apart then tree reusible

[@BeachBow]

You look like you've worn this cuffs before? Possibly a mis-spent youth? LOL

[@RottiDog100]

+BeachBow or a causual interest in bondage.

[@joelm1948]

Sounds like sexually disturbed preparations to me.

[@SEALofthefuture1962]

Leo are civilians. Hate hate hate people saying otherwise

[@DSketti]

SEALofthefuture1962 Technically you're incorrect. civilian [ səˈvilyən ] NOUN a person not in the armed services or the police force.

[@Zoroaster4]

definitians differ but police are civilian officers meaning they are not part of the military were i belive you could be considered a peace officer in a branch like national guard.

[@Zoroaster4]

sorry about re posting that reply 20 times if you seen that

[@BeachBow]

Jacob Brunberg They used to be part of the civilian force, but lately they're becoming more and more like the military. Tactics, weapons, and other equipment, all from the military.