GLORYFIRE GFIRE Metal Handcuffs Professional Grade Double Lock Carbon Steel in Black Perfect for Training and Daily Use

GFIRE Professional Grade Double Lock Metal Handcuffs Features: -Smooth Single Strand Action Joined together by welded chain links. Smooth single strand action allows for fast and efficient cuffing. -High Grade Carbon Steel Strong black steel forge prevents rust and corrosion. The black finish is designed for low visibility or tactical situations. -Double Locking Technology The double locking feature allows you to lock the cuffs down to prevent the users from closing the cuffs too tight on the wrist. -Professional Grade Unlike other low-quality, subpar handcuffs, our handcuffs will suitable for training and daily use -Perfect Size & Weight for Daily Use These handcuffs will be extremely strong while weighing only 8. 5 oz. each and fitting a very compact and convenient size, that works very well for your pocket, purse, tactical gear bag. -Satin Blindfold Made of soft satin material , soft and comfortable. Touch your skin smoothly, and when being tied correctly it won't come lose throughout your activities. Specification: -Handcuffs Model: K9029 Material: carbon steel Color: black Size: 3. 15*9*0. 32 inch Weight: 8. 5 oz. -Blindfold Material: satin cloth Color: black and red Size: 58. 7*3. 1 inch Package includes： - 1x GFIRE Handcuffs - 1x GFIRE Blindfold - 2x Handcuff keys 2-YEAR : We are committed to providing our customers with cost-effective high quality items. If you have any problem with the GFIRE Metal Handcuffs, just contact us. We can provide you with a satisfied solution, and will assist you with any problem you have.

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