Unique to Humane Restraint, the LAB-100 transport leg brace impedes running and kicking. A transport leg brace can be worn under clothing on either or both legs, making it ideal for use during jury trials and airline travel where a discrete restraint is needed. Use separately right or left, or use both right and left together for maximum security. 

• Kit includes both a right leg brace (LAB-100-R) and a left leg brace (LAB-100-L) as well as a carrying bag (CCB-100)
• Components can also be purchased and used separately
• Three nylon straps close with hook and loop for fast application and removal. A fourth strap, locking and made of heavy duty leather, provides extra security.
• Rugged steel upright has hinged knee with a spring-loaded pin that will maintain brace in upright position until released with lever.
• Use braces separately, or right and left together for maximum security.
• All components made in the USA
  

Applications: Detention and correctional facilities; mental health hospitals; psychiatric institutions; behavioral health care facilities; substance abuse treatment centers; courtrooms; security, police, sheriff, and EMS departments; Department of Defense facilities; long-term care facilities; and other public safety institutions concerned for safer work, rehabilitation, and therapeutic environments.

About Humane Restraint Co. Inc.
Humane Restraint is a leading manufacturer of patient restraint systems and positioning aids that limit the ability of dangerous, combative, or unstable individuals to cause harm to themselves or staff members, and are available in a variety of configurations to meet the individual needs as determined by the behavioral health care facility.  Humane Restraints medical devices and aids are used in psychiatric hospitals; mental and behavioral health care facilities; substance abuse treatment and rehabilitation centers; corrections and detention centers; police stations; courtrooms; correctional facilities; and other public safety institutions concerned for safer work, rehabilitation, and therapeutic environments.