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OT : The Transport Harness

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Harry_Tasker 13 Apr 2024
#1
Or is it maybe not OT...dunno...
Anyway :
I somehow fancy getting my hands on a Transport Harness.
See https://www.saferestraints.com/the-wrap ... traint-1-1
Tried going the direct way but the manufacturer is a bit...uhm...difficult.
At the time I was asking they were only available if you'd book a training course so you could use them correctly.
Would anyone have one and you'd be willing to part with it...?

Cheers,
Thorsten
Philcheck 14 Apr 2024
#2
I have the Transport harness in my collection.  They are very protective of their items.  I only was able to get the item after showing my retired LEO credentials
Harry_Tasker 14 Apr 2024
#3
Kinda the same here with some companies and some restraints.
Like say Clejuso.
#11+12+13+15+101+102+103...all available.
#9+109...nope...well...not without a workaround.

One thing I am wondering about the Harness : What are the locks on the side for ? They do look like from a seatbelt in a car and appear to be waiting for a buckle tongue to be entered from the back. They are not, are they ? The tongue is entered from the front and is adjustable so the waistsize can be adjusted.
Right ?
djhalfdead 14 Apr 2024
#4
This is an older video, but essentially a similar "earlier" Harness made by the same company. This will help to explain its application.

-Richard Knip-
Harry_Tasker 14 Apr 2024
#5
Ah....right...somehow must have missed that.
Thanks for the Info !
Philcheck 14 Apr 2024
#6
Yes correct they do lock and secure the vest to the prisoner.  A handcuff key is needed to open them.  Very similar if not the same as Grip restraints.
Harry_Tasker 15 Apr 2024
#7
*roger that*
A lot of greenbacks then for the three locks...some belts...a D-Ring...some sewing...$850 afaik...but it is what it is.