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How to escape yourself from cable ties or zip ties cuffs

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Do you ever think that cable ties or zip ties are strong to tie anything with it? Strong enough that it's a cheap and favourite tool used by kidnappers to tie the victim's hands with? These following videos demonstrate that you can easily break the cable ties and escape from it. Remember this technique just in case you need it in future.

Videos from ITS Tactical You Tube channel

This is how to break the cable ties and escape from it.

What if the cable tie was at the back?

Some Other Examples



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