Restraint Cuff Pack (4)

The cuff set closes around wrists, ankles, suit rings, or a fixed rail with a ratcheting lock meant to resist leverage rather than look humane in a brochure. Wipe salt and skin oil from the teeth, store it unlocked, and keep the release tool on a different belt. Security crews use it for escort and transfer; private owners buying one for vague reasons draw attention. Properly fitted cuffs limit escape without cutting circulation. Too tight causes nerve damage. Too loose supplies a determined prisoner with both freedom and a compact striking weapon. Boltward sells Restraint Cuff Pack (4) 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.