Our Fast Track Counter Custody Kit has been developed and designed to accelerate the progress of escaping restraints and custody with tools that provide for more rapid results than usual. You must therefore learn how to replicate the function of manufactured tools with ‘found’ materials that can be made, used and adapted to escape from restraints.Īdapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own… Our metal tools are either 304 stainless steel, titanium or coated to inhibit/protect against rusting.ĭuring any stage you may lose ALL of your personal items, including your clothing and escape tools.
Tools can be concealed out of sight, hidden in plain sight (disguised), embedded in clothing and deep carried (under clothing/near skin).Īlways take into account that some tools carried may be exposed to sweat, chlorinated or salt water.
To determine where best to carry and conceal your escape tools you should first establish your own ability to access the tool when restrained to the front and rear.Ī tool that cannot be found cannot be taken… It can also be used to defeat basic padlocks using the spike and with an improvised tension tool (e.g hair-grip) the hook part can be used to pick other locks.Ī tool that cannot be accessed cannot be used… The SAD-Tool 3.0 can be used to bypass the single and double-lock on a wider selection of handcuffs than any key, therefore the ‘power’ of this tool is greater than any handcuff key. The Advanced Handcuff Key (Delta Key) works on the majority of handcuffs that share the common key-way plus handcuffs that feature blocking blades, oversized key-way pin etc however, it will not work on handcuffs that require a special key (flat, solid, 3 key flags) unique to the handcuff manufacturer/model. For example, a standard handcuff key will work on some, but not all handcuffs that share the common key-way. The power of the tool is determined by its capability to aid your escape from various restraints. When selecting tools to aid escape the power of the tool, access to the tool and the method of carry are important factors to consider.Īll tools must be ready with little or no preparation to ‘fast track’ your escape if the opportunity presents itself or if conditions deteriorate to the point that the risks associated with escape are less than the risks of remaining captive.
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