This is the Yuil H-3 leg irons. Though it is actually 1 leg iron, connected by a long chain to a lockable anchor on the other end. It's primary purpose is for use in hospitals to lock one ankle of the prisoner to the hospital bed to prevent them escaping. Less restrictive than handcuffs, but keeps them from running off.
The body of the leg iron and anchor are aluminium. The inner sandwich metal on the leg iron is aluminium, while on the anchor, the inner sandwich is steel. Both the moving bows (leg iron and anchor) are steel. The leg iron has a silicone internal lining to help protect the comfort of the wearer. They have the usual 2 pawls, but like most modern Yuil restraints, these work with standard keys, so they are not as high security as the old days when you had to use their special keys.
The chain is about 32 and a half inches long, making the locations of it's use flexible. Especially since you can wrap the chain around a fixed location to make it shorter.
This could be useful for transport situations, "booking" of suspects or prisoners at police stations and prisons on top of the intended hospital bed application. Also, if you're into the bedroom activities side of things, a couple of these could prove useful! Especially the ability to wrap the chain around as many times as needed to shorten the chain to the needed length.
All in all, it feels like a quality piece of Korean restraint gear.
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