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Max Cita's Escapes and challenges continued
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Max Cita's Escapes and challenges continued
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A valiant attempt at using ankle and wrist spreader bars and rope. | 
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| Spreadeagle and roped to the underside of the restraint frame should keep Max in place. Wearing a rubber dry suit under a black PVC one-piece rain suit with thin latex gloves over thicker ones. Latex hooded with balaclava and leather head restraint to immobilize the head. | ||
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| An iron collar was locked on and then roped to restrain head movement | Wrists were rope tied to the spreader bar in turn rope ends tied under the restraint frame, well out of reach of hands. | |
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| Ankles were tied to the spreader bag and held in position again tied to the underside of the restraint frame. Movement was limited at feet and hands, but otherwise the body had lots of room to move. | Head and foot of restraint frame were used to rope off Max to prevent excessive up and down movements. | |
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Resting comfortably, very warm, the timer was set and the escape challenge began. It took only 20 minutes to get out of this. The slack in the rope and easy access to the rope at the spreader bar allowed for wrist rope to slide off . The hands free the next challenge was to free the neck from the iron collar and rope. That was the hardest part because the rope ends could not be reached, and the iron collar was locked on. | |
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Older escape and challenge stuff in rubber |
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Max's escape attempts and rubber/sensory deprivation |
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Long term sensory deprivation, rubber and restraint |
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Some rubber escapes |
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