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GFUNK13 · **Joined:** 05 Jul 2005 **Posts:** 292 **Location:** P-Town

i want to get into escapology. i was thinking i would get the dixie dooley set, iv heard some good things about them on the forums and the reviews. i also wanted to get a set of hand cuffs to practice. i wanted to get the Smith and Wesson model 100 Hand cuffs (http://www.cannonsgreatescapes.net/around_the_globe_1.html) i was woundering if these and the video set would be enough to keep me ocupied for a long time and become good, real good at handcuff manipulation or if i should get thishttp://www.cannonsgreatescapes.net/around_the_globe_1.html (bottom of the page). "McCOLL'S & MARK CANNON'S "HANDCUFF MANIPULATION TRAINING KIT". thanks for your input

me4928 · **Joined:** 18 Nov 2004 **Posts:** 161

GFUNK13 · **Joined:** 05 Jul 2005 **Posts:** 292 **Location:** P-Town

me4928 wrote:

Don,t buy the Dixie Dooley set if you want to learn handcuff escapes, he covers NOTHING in the way of handcuffs!!!! Also, don't but S&W model 100's from Cannon's......buy them from http://www.handcuffwarehouse.com/smwemo100san.html . You will save some cash!!! You can pick up the John Novak book on handcuffs for about $15.00 and it will teach you about handcuffs. Also try D ick Norman's books too!

Cheers, Mike

Awsome. thanks for the infor man!

njkid · **Posted:** Mon Feb 27, 2006 10:13 pm

i reccommend dooleys vol 1. great rope ties in there

JCH · **Joined:** 31 Jan 2004 **Posts:** 949

I posted an in depth review on the Dooley Set a while back. I suggest you use the Search Feature and find it. It's not a "OMG this Rockzorrz!!11!" type review. It's honest, and shows where the thing lacks.

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