Source: wikiHow
Even though straitjackets were designed to restrain someone who’s in danger of harming themselves or others, magicians and escape artists often escape from them as part of their acts. If you’re trying to become like Harry Houdini, you may want to consider learning how to perform this trick, which was one of his most famous!
Fortunately, although it may seem impossible, escaping from a straitjacket is a trick that almost anyone can learn how to do.- 1 Pinch the straitjacket as you’re being buckled up, if possible. Use one of your hands to inconspicuously pinch the front of the jacket as it’s being put on you. This will end up giving you about 3 inches (7.6 cm) of slack that will help you tremendously later on.[1]
- You may not be able to do this if you’re being watched closely or you can’t maneuver your fingers this way for some reason. But don’t worry, this isn’t completely necessary for escaping the straitjacket.
- 2 Breathe in and expand your chest when the jacket is being…
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