LockGuard

Introduction

Most of our products are built to work in conjunction with LockGuard complatible cuffs and collars. While such cuffs and collars aren't a requirement for getting the best out of our products, they will enhance the look by rezzing chains between the victim and the device, making the restraint look a lot more convincing.

At the very least most (but not all) of our products will look best with wrist cuffs, ankle cuffs and a collar with at least a front loop (although a back loop is nice to have too). A small number of our products will also make use of upper-arm and upper-leg cuffs.

Getting Compatible Cuffs

Chances are you (or your victim) already have the right sort of cuffs. These days most cuffs seem to support LockGuard. For testing purposes, or even for longer-term use if you wish, Z&A have made a set of very simple LockGuard cuffs. You'll find them around our main store. Just keep an eye out for a board or box with this on it: