I would imagine if you're already zip tied, you're in trouble. As someone who was nearly strangled to death at 17 yrs old, and only survived because the man with him grew a conscience, my advice is to do everything you can before you get captured. Once they have you tied up, and take you to another location, you're as good as dead. Fight like your life depends on it beforehand - because it does. Do everything in your power to escape before, not after, the abduction.
I've often thought that if someone is holding a gun in order to abduct you, it must be better to take the chance on being shot there and then than taken away, as it seems unlikely that many would actually shoot as they could then be caught for murder, but I guess fear takes over and the immediate threat must seem worse at the time.
@@secondchance6603 Yes, I just would have thought that knowing the likely consequences of being abducted would override that, but you may well be right.
@@secondchance6603 That's incredible, how did the police know ? There are some real nutcases out there, I've never been for capital punishment but just sometimes I can't help feeling that some people like that need a bullet in the head. Very pleased you are with us 'Second Chance', I already regard you as a teacher.
In spite of some _snarky_ comments here, I appreciate the possibility of "hope" you are instilling. *Fear* and lack of knowledge can be more debilitating no matter what the situation one finds oneself in. Keep the information coming Jason - I'm all for *survival* 💪
I never made this comment!! This is very disturbing! Whoever hacked into my account, Bible scripture says in Proverbs whoever sets a trap will fall into his own trap, that's my prayer to you, you low-life!
There is hope, and then there is false hope and delusion. Another example is the 'martial artists' who show how to defend against straight-lunge knife attacks that never happen outside a dojo. Your training must be realistic or it is worse than no training at all. ua-cam.com/video/fe3na9umxDA/v-deo.html is a joke.
I've got a little girl on the way and my parental instincts immediately led me to your videos. My wife's dad used to teach his girls these types of thing (and then put them in weird situations) just to help prep them for emergencies. Live your videos, keep posting!
The key to this technique is that the weakest component of the zip tie is the little catch tab. That is why the joint has to be in the center, so that the band puts full lateral force on that tab. He got through five minutes without mentioning that.
IDK, Louis, that seemed pretty obvious from how he centered the ratcheting mechanism before the maneuver, and then showed us the weak point having pulled out after he did it.
I think he assumed a reasonable amount of intelligence among his viewers: whilst it was not mentioned explicitly, it was implicit in his comment about the positioning of the lock. And the video did what it said on the tin, as the saying goes.
We always used two pre-connected zip ties to arrest people. These were also almost twice as thick as the zip ties shown here and in the normal case your hands were not tied in front of your body but on your back. 😉
@@doctorartphd6463 In a way yes, because I can imagine that apart from a few criminals, no police, border guards or army would not tie a detainee's hands behind his back. Ultimately, protecting yourself and others comes first, i.e. you want to prevent the arrested person from taking your own weapon or that of your partner or even strangling you from behind with the shackles if there are no bars or partitions around to protect you or your partner.
That’s amazing! I just tried it with my students and the first two were not able to break the tie (and at this point I was a bit sceptical) but the third student really put some oomph into it and the lock of the zip tie shattered just like you said it would!! Great stuff!
Well, 1/3 success is still a passing....,wait, no. That's a failure. A 33.34% is a fail. Maybe teach everyone to be aware of their surroundings, to run away at the sign of trouble, and how to effectively fight.
Hey JonDurr? - I rightaway start with, yes, I do know, it's easier said, than done. - To get out of a zip tie, that's locked in the back isquite easy. Just pull the legs together/ make a caccon shape, & pull the arms, forward. It take some time, effort & maybe even strength, but it canbe done! - Of course, it depends on the individua"s phisical shape & age.
if you are flexible enough, even when they tie your hands in the back, you can slip your hands under your butts so that it will come to the front. However, most people are not flexible enough to be able to do this
Most zip tie locks have locking heads which are easily accessibly by a fingernail. If your hands are bound behind you or there are other reasons you can't do this maneuver, you can reach the locking head with your index finger nail. Pull gently as you disengage the head from the teeth with your nail until you can slip your hands out.
My step-daughter bragged about being able to get out of duct tape after watching your videos. I took her up on the challenge just by using the Gorilla Tape from my work truck. Maximum of three wraps she said - of course a kid napper would adhere to that rule. She still couldn't break the tape.
@@occamraiser Ha. I wondered if I would receive a comment like this. My wife likes it rough. Just kidding. I'm a Contractor. My truck has so much stuff in the utility bed that I only get 9-10 MPG. :(
Mr. Hanson, I’ve been there prepping for many years. My humble opinion is these little skills you teach people are gonna save lives hopefully people who are good and their lives. Thank you for the time to make it may God bless you and your family.
Good knowledge to have, this year with my constantly evolving edc, i added a hand cuff key and a razor blade duct taped to the inside of my belt. To cover multiple restraints .
Can you do a video on how to escape old fashion 1800s style darby handcuffs? There not very common anymore but some 3rd world countries still use them.
I work in industry in an electrical/instrumentation shop. We use very high quality ‘zip ties’. I would like to see you try this with them. It may or may not work, I suspect it would be a little harder if not impossible. We used ‘Ty Wraps’ (brand name) made by a company named Thomas & Betts. They come in different sizes and lengths and are quite expensive. They don’t have the zipper, they use a metal tab and just dig into the smooth surface of the wrap wherever you stop tightening. I will check back…
Curious, I have some REALLY BIG ZIP TIES for HVAC work, as popular as these escape videos have become on youtube, wouldn't the bad guys catch on and upgrade? I don't think this would work on those bigger ones. Would love to hear your thoughts! Absolutely LOVE your channel!!! Especially the combat/self defense videos!
Sorry folks, but in Germany the police and other authorities use a type of zip tie that makes this tactic impossible. They are specially made for the authorities and are not available on the open market. The clasp is reinforced with metal. According to the German weapons law, they are considered prohibited objects - even possession would be punishable for a private person.
ty raps is basically the same but for electritian wiring work , they are reincorced with a wire of steel and you can order it for the tensile strengh so you know how much force you need to break it , you need a tool to use it since dont attach to the little steps from a normal zip tie , this ones have a small sharp angled piece of steel that get into the zip , so in the heavy duty models is near imposible to escape ,the only bad thing is that its a really expensive system
Why even at age 70 does this knowledge make me feel even safer? At age 20 I experienced that incredibly sudden adrenaline rush saving my mother which still amazes me. Thank you
Good to know, but don't they use the double tie cuffs, and cuff behind your back? I would think using the end or a flat thin object (like a clip from a pen) to spring the catch would be more likely to work in a broader group of situations, in some zip ties can reverse and use the end to release the zip tie spring.
tied behind the back, can be reversed if they leave you alone. You lay down, curl into a tight ball and bring your hands down your butt and past your heels. then there in front of you. You can even jump your hand like a rope, if your skinny enough and athletic, also kinda flexible.
You forgot to mention that clenching your fists helps to create more force (i.e lever force) as you go knuckle to knuckle, increasing the amount of force applied to the zip tie. Now show us how to pull that trick off when you're wrists are tied behind your back.
@@tappajaav Fair enough, but assuming that you're not MacGyver or in the .001% of the population that is double jointed or the 01% who has sufficient flexibility to "step" through their arms to bring them to the front, what do you do?
It would suck to realise the wrong way that the zip ties are of the steel reinforced type. In construction we had some that looked exactly like the plastic ones, but they even had a plastic covered steel noose and plastic covered steel "tongue" for closing these. Would you try this trick with them, chances are your hands fall to the ground instead of the ties. But a former CIA operative certainly can identify these before...even if experienced construction workers had their problems with these...
You'd just hurt your hands, they wouldn't fall off. Also if you're in a life or death situation who cares? Give it a try. But you know, we can just be arrogant and flippant instead
hold it at 3:36 - good trick when your hands are up in the air out of sight, their is no tie on you and as you bring your hands down you can see theirs no tie when you slow it down, don't give up the day job.
Well spotted - very clearly no zip tie when the hands go up and come down. Not only totally useless against any decent zip-tie, but apparently it only works with NO zip-tie. What an utter con 😂
Definitely looks weird, but I slowed it to 0.25 speed and stutter-paused it through a few times, you can't see the tie on the way up or down, maybe it's so thin it's lost in the blur of movement or something, but at 3:36 (and 3:39 in the slow-mo) you can see the the tie across the top side/back of his right wrist and it swings out and flicks away in the next few paused frames, though it still looks dodgy somehow, I don't know
*My wife and I just tested this while watching this video and it worked perfectly. The only thing is, it does hurt a little so binder beware. Also, we used the Opac white utility ones from Ace Hardware.*
@@horsepanther I bet you can get bigger Zip ties everywhere. I recently bought a pack of different sizes and it already includes Zip Ties which are about 7mm wide. And this is in germany.
first time coming across your videos and very to the point and love the string with tied too a bolt that will mess someone up . when in grade school we used pencils as weapons im 51 years old and still have 2 peaces of pencil led stuck in me and dont let it be a husky pencil lol thats a game changer . got request show video on blow gun how to make that would be cool and thank you and you one of those cool CIA dudes
I feel like the least likely scenario you could find yourself in is having your hands bound by a single medium duty zip tie in front of your body. I mean, you could just chew through the zip tie with your teeth for that matter.
@@dr.dorukerdem I have God-given beautiful buck teeth 😂 and in a survival situation, I surely will try. The least of your worries would be seeing the dentist afterwards 🤣
Here's and easier way with no risk of damage to your hands or wrists. Take your shoestrings off, or take any string 2 feet long, make a loop at each end and slip the string through the zip tie, put the loops over each foot and saw the string back and forth across the zip tie fast enough to melt the plastic and cut through the zip tie.
I can fold my hand in half and basically dislocate my two middle hand bones due to extremely flexible tendons. I can make my entire hand smaller than my wrist. I cant be cuffed or zip tied, or any other restraint method that relies on hands being bigger than wrists. Duct tape sort of works, but I can still get out of it given enough time if I start sweating.
That's a tiny zip tie, the ones I see with law enforcement for example are twice this size. Also, a wise person will tie your hands behind your back, I'd like to see a technique for this.
I have only used zip ties for their intended purpose! However I would have guessed that you'd use two zip ties, one for each wrist (& crossed over in the middle), rather than a single tie. Is there a reason that isn't done? (Also, behind the back ... ) Normally when I want to open a zip tie, I put something between the teeth and the tongue, and it just slides open so I can reuse it. Probably difficult to do on yourself though, if your arms are behind your back.
Definitely hard to do from behind your back. I know because when we were robbed that's exactly how the guy did our hands. And I was unable to get myself out of them.
We used to teach this in our combatives training. Doesn't do much good if your hands are behind your back. A smart kidnaper wouldn't let their victim keep their hands available in front of them
How do you get them off when your hands are bound behind your back ? Does this method work with the LEO zip ties with reinforced locks and steel internal clip ?
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing Thank you for your reaction. It is a privilege to be able to contact you through this channel. I would appreciate your professional advice. Therefore it is my intention to contact you by mail next week. For this occasion, I will use my real name. Have a nice weekend and thank you in advance. 🙏🇳🇱🌷
He is using the speed from overhead that creates force due to the weight of his hands and arms plus pulling violently on them at just the right time when the overhead downward force is maximized...downward force and outward force combined equals maximum force.
Just coming from the "Jack Reacher Zip-Tie Scene" and I was completely dumbfounded how dense people are to think that shit is even remotely hard to do...
I would imagine if you're already zip tied, you're in trouble. As someone who was nearly strangled to death at 17 yrs old, and only survived because the man with him grew a conscience, my advice is to do everything you can before you get captured. Once they have you tied up, and take you to another location, you're as good as dead. Fight like your life depends on it beforehand - because it does. Do everything in your power to escape before, not after, the abduction.
I've often thought that if someone is holding a gun in order to abduct you, it must be better to take the chance on being shot there and then than taken away, as it seems unlikely that many would actually shoot as they could then be caught for murder, but I guess fear takes over and the immediate threat must seem worse at the time.
@@TheVideoLounge If not fear then misguided hope.
@@secondchance6603 Yes, I just would have thought that knowing the likely consequences of being abducted would override that, but you may well be right.
@@TheVideoLounge I was fortunate enough that the guy couldn't get his van to start and the police arrived in time, hence my username.
@@secondchance6603 That's incredible, how did the police know ? There are some real nutcases out there, I've never been for capital punishment but just sometimes I can't help feeling that some people like that need a bullet in the head.
Very pleased you are with us 'Second Chance', I already regard you as a teacher.
In spite of some _snarky_ comments here, I appreciate the possibility of "hope" you are instilling. *Fear* and lack of knowledge can be more debilitating no matter what the situation one finds oneself in. Keep the information coming Jason - I'm all for *survival* 💪
Stay at home. Seldom go out. Keep your doors and windows locked. Then, less chance of trouble.
@@thomaspick4123 You forgot to say: keep your gun lock and loaded.
Most captures are going to zip tie your hands behind your back and then how are you going to get out of them!😂😂😂
I never made this comment!! This is very disturbing! Whoever hacked into my account, Bible scripture says in Proverbs whoever sets a trap will fall into his own trap, that's my prayer to you, you low-life!
There is hope, and then there is false hope and delusion. Another example is the 'martial artists' who show how to defend against straight-lunge knife attacks that never happen outside a dojo. Your training must be realistic or it is worse than no training at all. ua-cam.com/video/fe3na9umxDA/v-deo.html is a joke.
Full respect to this guy. He managed to take a video that could have been a vine and dragged it to almost 5 minutes
I can be impatient with videos but I thought this one was fine.
@@presto709 Yeah it was fine tbh I'm just kidding. We've all seen way worse 😂
He also assumes your hands are gonna be in front of you!
@@robertmcwhinney4596 Good point!
Without touching the mechanics. What levers are at work. Why plastic snaps and not skin or wrists...
I've got a little girl on the way and my parental instincts immediately led me to your videos. My wife's dad used to teach his girls these types of thing (and then put them in weird situations) just to help prep them for emergencies. Live your videos, keep posting!
The key to this technique is that the weakest component of the zip tie is the little catch tab. That is why the joint has to be in the center, so that the band puts full lateral force on that tab. He got through five minutes without mentioning that.
Thanks for sharing Louis! God bless!
IDK, Louis, that seemed pretty obvious from how he centered the ratcheting mechanism before the maneuver, and then showed us the weak point having pulled out after he did it.
I think he assumed a reasonable amount of intelligence among his viewers: whilst it was not mentioned explicitly, it was implicit in his comment about the positioning of the lock. And the video did what it said on the tin, as the saying goes.
@@georgehugh3455 I agree with you. So many people on comments sections like to think that they're especially clever.
What can you do eh?
That was aimed at the original post comment
What if you're hands are zip tied behind your back?
We always used two pre-connected zip ties to arrest people. These were also almost twice as thick as the zip ties shown here and in the normal case your hands were not tied in front of your body but on your back. 😉
Almost makes this video unrealistic, eh ?
one guy taught me to zip-tie index fingers (phalanges closer to the palms) together behind their back.
And with duct tape always crimp the edges over and then reinforce down the midline w more tape. Criminals are not dumb and take precautions.
@@doctorartphd6463 In a way yes, because I can imagine that apart from a few criminals, no police, border guards or army would not tie a detainee's hands behind his back. Ultimately, protecting yourself and others comes first, i.e. you want to prevent the arrested person from taking your own weapon or that of your partner or even strangling you from behind with the shackles if there are no bars or partitions around to protect you or your partner.
@@LK-bz9sk Yes, this is a method to prevent the duct tape from tearing between the fabric.
Hopefully, I'm NEVER in a situation where I have to exercise this knowledge but still very good to know.
That’s amazing! I just tried it with my students and the first two were not able to break the tie (and at this point I was a bit sceptical) but the third student really put some oomph into it and the lock of the zip tie shattered just like you said it would!! Great stuff!
Thank you for sharing Hilton! God bless!
Well, 1/3 success is still a passing....,wait, no. That's a failure. A 33.34% is a fail. Maybe teach everyone to be aware of their surroundings, to run away at the sign of trouble, and how to effectively fight.
I imagine in a real-life situation with adrenaline pumping, it would've been 3 out of 3.
I did not know that you can also study bank robbery 🤭
I really liked the clip that you have put of commando fitness club in between the video, he is a very good self defence trainer.
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
I'll be sure to inform my kidnapers that they must zip tie my hands in front of me!
Hey JonDurr? - I rightaway start with, yes, I do know, it's easier said, than done. - To get out of a zip tie, that's locked in the back isquite easy. Just pull the legs together/ make a caccon shape, & pull the arms, forward. It take some time, effort & maybe even strength, but it canbe done! - Of course, it depends on the individua"s phisical shape & age.
@@alfredbenedek3398 and how are you going to turn the zip tie with your teeth into the right direction
if you are flexible enough, even when they tie your hands in the back, you can slip your hands under your butts so that it will come to the front. However, most people are not flexible enough to be able to do this
@@mingming9604
Ancient Egyptians, aside of tying wrists, did tie elbows behind the back. Are you flexible enough?
@@andreisokolenko7719 well, i guess if someone does that, then they really really want you bounded....lol
Most zip tie locks have locking heads which are easily accessibly by a fingernail. If your hands are bound behind you or there are other reasons you can't do this maneuver, you can reach the locking head with your index finger nail. Pull gently as you disengage the head from the teeth with your nail until you can slip your hands out.
Thank you for sharing! God bless!
My step-daughter bragged about being able to get out of duct tape after watching your videos. I took her up on the challenge just by using the Gorilla Tape from my work truck. Maximum of three wraps she said - of course a kid napper would adhere to that rule. She still couldn't break the tape.
You have the equipment to bind young women in your truck? That's rather a confession!
@@occamraiser Imagine believing that's the first reason someone might have duct tape in their truck.
@@occamraiser Ha. I wondered if I would receive a comment like this. My wife likes it rough. Just kidding. I'm a Contractor. My truck has so much stuff in the utility bed that I only get 9-10 MPG. :(
Where did you leave her?
I have a tire iron in my car. Pretty suspicious hauling around a weapon like that now that I think about it.
Mr. Hanson, I’ve been there prepping for many years. My humble opinion is these little skills you teach people are gonna save lives hopefully people who are good and their lives. Thank you for the time to make it may God bless you and your family.
Thank you for sharing your opinion, John. God bless!
I do this when I'm kidnapped in the 99 Cent store. Works every time.
Wait, you have a 99 cent store still?!!
thnx man!
Happy to help! Thanks for watching too Amey!
The easiest way to escape from zip ties is to run away while your assailant is still trying to get them out of the packet.
No man, please don't, stop. I see the picture in my mind, and I'm laughing my ass off. Good one!
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@@139fulton You never learned to write? Left school a bit too early?
@@desertstar223 I prefer to use emoji
How is your day going
Although it can be seen i would assume that having your knuckles pressed together helps?
I hope that I never have to use this technique, but if I do, thank you!
I can't remember the last time I subscribed to a channel. At least 1 year and I watch a lot of UA-cam. Great video!
I appreciate that! Thanks and God bless!
Try it with you hands tied on your back Houdini 🤣
Jason that was fantastic. I have never seen anything like that in the movies or otherwise. Sure glad you never disappoint!
Thanks for the video. This happens daily to me, so this is welcome information.
Glad I can help! You're welcome
Good knowledge to have, this year with my constantly evolving edc, i added a hand cuff key and a razor blade duct taped to the inside of my belt. To cover multiple restraints .
Sounds great! Thank you for sharing. God bless!
Great Narration well worth practicing with family and Friends This Technique May Apply To Tape But Need To See Demonstrated Much Respect 🇬🇧✌️
This is why I use metallic ties if kidnapping people. 😂
Thanks for the good tip! Now I dont have to worry about my hostage escaping. 😊
Yep. I've decided to use rope.
Can you do a video on how to escape old fashion 1800s style darby handcuffs? There not very common anymore but some 3rd world countries still use them.
I work in industry in an electrical/instrumentation shop. We use very high quality ‘zip ties’. I would like to see you try this with them. It may or may not work, I suspect it would be a little harder if not impossible.
We used ‘Ty Wraps’ (brand name) made by a company named Thomas & Betts. They come in different sizes and lengths and are quite expensive.
They don’t have the zipper, they use a metal tab and just dig into the smooth surface of the wrap wherever you stop tightening.
I will check back…
I was thinking something similar. About ten years ago I used to sell giant, industrial cable ties. They were about Au$5 each!
Practice
You have the best self-protection videos we have ever seen and we thank you for this looking forward to more
Curious, I have some REALLY BIG ZIP TIES for HVAC work, as popular as these escape videos have become on youtube, wouldn't the bad guys catch on and upgrade? I don't think this would work on those bigger ones. Would love to hear your thoughts! Absolutely LOVE your channel!!! Especially the combat/self defense videos!
Why not try it for yourself, if you have the bigger zipties, and let us know if you were able to escape?
I have some of those
@@Patriot46426Do your victims get out of them? (Just kidding 😅)
Panduit straps
Yeah ain’t no way he doing that with hvac zip ties
Great safety illustration & home protection advise. Many people do not think about the mechanics of zip ties. Break the lock, your free.
I certainly didn't but my hands were behind my back so this wouldn't have worked anyway.
Why do people call it “itching” something 😂😂 isn’t it “scratching” your head? Because it itches? 😂 I do it too lol
This guy is the new Ninja! WOW ..............Just WOW, MIND IS BLOWN !
Sorry folks, but in Germany the police and other authorities use a type of zip tie that makes this tactic impossible. They are specially made for the authorities and are not available on the open market. The clasp is reinforced with metal. According to the German weapons law, they are considered prohibited objects - even possession would be punishable for a private person.
what would happen to your hand if you tried this in those zip ties?
ty raps is basically the same but for electritian wiring work , they are reincorced with a wire of steel and you can order it for the tensile strengh so you know how much force you need to break it , you need a tool to use it since dont attach to the little steps from a normal zip tie , this ones have a small sharp angled piece of steel that get into the zip , so in the heavy duty models is near imposible to escape ,the only bad thing is that its a really expensive system
Civilian law enforcement in the US as well…
Lol. Typical European response. "They're illegal so civilians won't have them." They try that in the US with gun control.
Thank you so much. Crazy we have to have vids like this now a days...times have changed! 🙏🇨🇦
Thanks for watching! God bless!
Why even at age 70 does this knowledge make me feel even safer? At age 20 I experienced that incredibly sudden adrenaline rush saving my mother which still amazes me. Thank you
At age 70 fella you shouldn't be whinging that much
Izzy, Don't try this with 70 year old fragile bones! 😢
Thanks for this video. Can you make a video of escaping a zip tie or duct tape if hands are bound behind the back? BTW--just ordered your book!
Thanks for sharing. Never knew it was possible.
Just literally tried and it actually works. Got me a new technique and party trick for friends. Awesome, you just got a new subscriber sir!
Awesome! Welcome aboard! God bless!
Good to know, but don't they use the double tie cuffs, and cuff behind your back? I would think using the end or a flat thin object (like a clip from a pen) to spring the catch would be more likely to work in a broader group of situations, in some zip ties can reverse and use the end to release the zip tie spring.
tied behind the back, can be reversed if they leave you alone. You lay down, curl into a tight ball and bring your hands down your butt and past your heels. then there in front of you. You can even jump your hand like a rope, if your skinny enough and athletic, also kinda flexible.
@@kinginyellow1490 a minute of silence for all the fat people getting kidnapped...
Very true, our robber did our hands behind our back.
Thank you sir...... I re-played the slow mo a million times
Thanks for watching too!
I'm surprised the guy behind you just stood there and didn't try to prevent you from escaping.
Brock Lesnar`s smaller brother !
Yeah, that guy behind him was a dummy for letting him escape.
Thank you so much to let me know! I will change to rope now
Almost Just five minutes to explain it. Former EX c. intelligence agency officer, thank you 😁
This is very clever product placement....
You forgot to mention that clenching your fists helps to create more force (i.e lever force) as you go knuckle to knuckle, increasing the amount of force applied to the zip tie. Now show us how to pull that trick off when you're wrists are tied behind your back.
With enough mobility it is possible to "step" through the zip ties so your hands end up in front
@@tappajaav Fair enough, but assuming that you're not MacGyver or in the .001% of the population that is double jointed or the 01% who has sufficient flexibility to "step" through their arms to bring them to the front, what do you do?
@@onlyonecannoli3952 Reach for the nearest conveniently placed sharp object, of course!
If you're lucky you could find something jagged, rough or sharp to rub the tie against in a sawing motion.
Respect !!! That was Amazing. Thank you
Dude standing behind him looks pretty angry at you, Jason! LoL.
Nice! There are no guarantees, but it's good to know.
It would suck to realise the wrong way that the zip ties are of the steel reinforced type. In construction we had some that looked exactly like the plastic ones, but they even had a plastic covered steel noose and plastic covered steel "tongue" for closing these. Would you try this trick with them, chances are your hands fall to the ground instead of the ties. But a former CIA operative certainly can identify these before...even if experienced construction workers had their problems with these...
You'd just hurt your hands, they wouldn't fall off. Also if you're in a life or death situation who cares? Give it a try. But you know, we can just be arrogant and flippant instead
The replay slowmo is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Great information. Now the bad guys know to always zip-tie the victims hands behind the back.
Yeah our robber did our hands behind our back.
凄いです！腕の重さと重力と勢いを全て利用して切るなんて思い付きませんでした！
あんな硬いプラスチックが切れるなんて驚きました。
でも非力な女性や子供の力でも切れるのでしょうか？
What if your hands are behind your back o.0
Wonderful! Greetings from Belgium.
Many thanks!
hold it at 3:36 - good trick when your hands are up in the air out of sight, their is no tie on you and as you bring your hands down you can see theirs no tie when you slow it down, don't give up the day job.
Well spotted - very clearly no zip tie when the hands go up and come down. Not only totally useless against any decent zip-tie, but apparently it only works with NO zip-tie. What an utter con 😂
I noticed too!! Cant believe people are not seeing it.
Definitely looks weird, but I slowed it to 0.25 speed and stutter-paused it through a few times, you can't see the tie on the way up or down, maybe it's so thin it's lost in the blur of movement or something, but at 3:36 (and 3:39 in the slow-mo) you can see the the tie across the top side/back of his right wrist and it swings out and flicks away in the next few paused frames, though it still looks dodgy somehow, I don't know
Yeah, i noticed that too
Maybe Jason worked for the same entity within the CIA that produced that picture of Oswald holding the rifle that killed JFK.
I'm grateful....for the fast forward feature. :)
*My wife and I just tested this while watching this video and it worked perfectly. The only thing is, it does hurt a little so binder beware. Also, we used the Opac white utility ones from Ace Hardware.*
Cool! Thanks for sharing Bill! God bless you and your family!
They certainly do hurt, I've been put in them before. Unfortunately the intruder put them behind our back so I was unable to get out of them.
Very cool.. Thank you sir.. These are outstanding tips.. I hope I never have to use it, but it's good to know that it's possible!
God speed my friend!
Cool! ...and if you get zip tied with your hands behind you?
Here in Brazil we have much bigger Zip ties in every construction shop for sale.
That is very worrisome, especially since Brazil can be such a dangerous place.
@@horsepanther I bet you can get bigger Zip ties everywhere. I recently bought a pack of different sizes and it already includes Zip Ties which are about 7mm wide. And this is in germany.
first time coming across your videos and very to the point and love the string with tied too a bolt that will mess someone up . when in grade school we used pencils as weapons im 51 years old and still have 2 peaces of pencil led stuck in me and dont let it be a husky pencil lol thats a game changer . got request show video on blow gun how to make that would be cool and thank you and you one of those cool CIA dudes
Thanks Mr. Hanson!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching- God bless!
Thank you so much for your care and help. 💕💕💕🙏🙏🙏
Always welcome. Thank you so much for watching too!
I feel like the least likely scenario you could find yourself in is having your hands bound by a single medium duty zip tie in front of your body. I mean, you could just chew through the zip tie with your teeth for that matter.
That would mess up your teeth though
@@User-jr7vf Eh, it's either that or the repeated organic and inorganic anal probes. Ask Ghadaffi. Oh, you can't.
You can't do that unless you are a wild carnivore
@@dr.dorukerdem I have God-given beautiful buck teeth 😂 and in a survival situation, I surely will try. The least of your worries would be seeing the dentist afterwards 🤣
@@mindxcircusI ‘ve got pretty good fangs and you bet I’d use them if I was in an emergency situation!👹
oh my god, i'm going to show this to my son, thank you so much
Great!You're welcome!
Love your videos. Thank you for the information.
Glad you love them! I truly appreciate it, Cory. God bless!
Is it effective to also cross your hands prior to them putting the zip ties around your wrists so you can try uncrossing and the tie would be looser?
Here's and easier way with no risk of damage to your hands or wrists. Take your shoestrings off, or take any string 2 feet long, make a loop at each end and slip the string through the zip tie, put the loops over each foot and saw the string back and forth across the zip tie fast enough to melt the plastic and cut through the zip tie.
while ur down there just cut the ziptie on the nearby knife sticking out
guess I'll have to try this and see if it works
Thanks for watching!
Ok. So I've escaped the zip tie but now how do I get out of this suitcase?
pee , and wait for the zipper to rust out
I can fold my hand in half and basically dislocate my two middle hand bones due to extremely flexible tendons. I can make my entire hand smaller than my wrist. I cant be cuffed or zip tied, or any other restraint method that relies on hands being bigger than wrists.
Duct tape sort of works, but I can still get out of it given enough time if I start sweating.
That's a tiny zip tie, the ones I see with law enforcement for example are twice this size.
Also, a wise person will tie your hands behind your back, I'd like to see a technique for this.
I hope to never need to use any of the information Jason tells us about. But I love this channel.
What about behind the back?
I assume you try to utilize the big muscles like lats in this movement rather than for example pulling your wrists apart?
I have only used zip ties for their intended purpose! However I would have guessed that you'd use two zip ties, one for each wrist (& crossed over in the middle), rather than a single tie. Is there a reason that isn't done?
(Also, behind the back ... )
Normally when I want to open a zip tie, I put something between the teeth and the tongue, and it just slides open so I can reuse it. Probably difficult to do on yourself though, if your arms are behind your back.
Definitely hard to do from behind your back. I know because when we were robbed that's exactly how the guy did our hands. And I was unable to get myself out of them.
Great advice and presentation. Thanks Jason!
We used to teach this in our combatives training. Doesn't do much good if your hands are behind your back. A smart kidnaper wouldn't let their victim keep their hands available in front of them
Yeah our intruder was smart unfortunately.
Thank God most kidnappers are not smart
I was doing that trick couple year ago at work to show my colleagues how to do it :) It was based on your book.
Wow! I appreciate it! Thanks!
15 second video drags out 5 minutes
Concentrate.
Make your own video
Make your own vid
How do you get them off when your hands are bound behind your back ?
Does this method work with the LEO zip ties with reinforced locks and steel internal clip ?
Congratulations on teaching all the bad guys to tie everyone at the back...
Yeah our intruder knew to do our hands behind our back.
👍 Do you have videos for the other 3 binds?
I’m sure one or more of my bones will snap before the zip ties do.
hahahah
Can this be done over your knee/thigh?
We always called this the Romeo. You stab yourself in the stomach with a dagger. That’s the motion you want and the quickness.
@@EngageYourFrontalLobe I thought so
Thanks for the video, after being kidnapped ill return to say if it really works
Edit: it works
The better Zip ties have a stainless steel lock and you can’t break them.
true , specially the heavy duty ones used in wiring work can be imposible
Oh it’s the Richard Simmons of personal protection. Please sir don’t make these videos without doing your accreditation
“Aren’t you Richard Simmons best friend, Richard Simmons???”
Thank you for the video helping so many people. The haters are probably people who are mad cause they had hopes to zip tie someone
Thank you for watching! God bless!
GREAT AND SINCERE CHANNEL!!!
Greetings from a new subscriber from the Netherlands!!!👍🇳🇱🌷
Thanks and welcome!
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing Thank you for your reaction. It is a privilege to be able to contact you through this channel. I would appreciate your professional advice. Therefore it is my intention to contact you by mail next week. For this occasion, I will use my real name.
Have a nice weekend and thank you in advance.
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He is using the speed from overhead that creates force due to the weight of his hands and arms plus pulling violently on them at just the right time when the overhead downward force is maximized...downward force and outward force combined equals maximum force.
Just coming from the "Jack Reacher Zip-Tie Scene" and I was completely dumbfounded how dense people are to think that shit is even remotely hard to do...
I feel ready for this...what I'm not ready for is someone using my laces to tie me up - can you address that situation in a video? Thank You!!!
How do you escape if they tie your hands behind your back?
Does this work for the single sided zip ties which is the preferred method due to what you just pointed out?
Hey cool. What do you do when you're hands are zip tied behind the back..........?
And if they zip my hands in the back? Should I tell them to try again, but this time in the front? What do you suggest?
Thank you! I did it!