Flex-Cuff Spool (50)

The spool feeds disposable restraint loops that cinch quickly around wrists or equipment handles. Polymer gives off a hot-cable smell when cut; keep the roll shaded, because ultraviolet exposure makes old loops brittle. A cutter belongs in the same pouch, reachable by someone other than the restrained person. Cheap, light, and socially ugly, flex cuffs are working security gear rather than polished detention hardware. They hold cooperative or searched prisoners. They are poor anchors, poor climbing line, and a terrible substitute for monitoring circulation. Boltward sells Flex-Cuff Spool (50) from the legal front shelves, records the serial, and keeps bypass parts under a different key. The hardware is meant to delay trouble and preserve evidence—not grant the owner magical authority over a corridor.