illius
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So, I own a pair of TCH-840 rigid handcuffs (the standard ones with the metal bar between each cuff), the standard issue to UK police officers.
While on a video call with another cubing friend, I came up with the idea of doing a solve while handcuffed. So, I handcuffed my self, with my palms facing each other, in the formation used by the police (actually, I made sure that the keyholes were up so I could take them off after completion, and normally the hands are not facing each other, and are behind the back, although the position my hands were in I believe is used as a last resort on violent prisoners).
I then scrambled and solved my HuaLong handcuffed, with a time of 24.91 (pretty good, considering I am normally barely sub-26).
Does anyone know what the UWR is, and have many other people attempted this?
While on a video call with another cubing friend, I came up with the idea of doing a solve while handcuffed. So, I handcuffed my self, with my palms facing each other, in the formation used by the police (actually, I made sure that the keyholes were up so I could take them off after completion, and normally the hands are not facing each other, and are behind the back, although the position my hands were in I believe is used as a last resort on violent prisoners).
I then scrambled and solved my HuaLong handcuffed, with a time of 24.91 (pretty good, considering I am normally barely sub-26).
Does anyone know what the UWR is, and have many other people attempted this?
