What kinds of restraints can I use on someone and not hurt their wrists?

There are several types of restraints that can be used on someone without causing harm to their wrists. These restraints are designed to restrain movement without causing discomfort or injury. Some of the most common types of restraints used for this purpose include:

1. Soft Cuffs: These restraints are made of a soft material such as nylon or leather and have a locking mechanism that can be adjusted to the desired level of tightness. They come in different sizes to accommodate different wrist sizes and are typically used when a person is being held in custody.

2. Zipper Cuffs: These cuffs have a zipper mechanism that allows for easy application and removal. They are often used when transporting individuals in custody, as they can be quickly removed in case of an emergency.

3. Velcro Cuffs: These restraints have a Velcro strap that can be adjusted to the desired level of tightness. They are commonly used for temporary restraint and can be easily applied and removed.

4. Leather Cuffs: These restraints are made of leather and have a locking mechanism. They are more secure than other types of restraints and are typically used for longer-term restraint.

When using any type of restraint, it is important to ensure that they are applied correctly to avoid causing discomfort or injury. Officers who utilize these restraints should be properly trained in how to use them safely and effectively.