Please note:

Hiatt Thompson has stopped importing the Darby Irons and has basically dropped out of the business.  We have some inventory left, please contact us.
We are looking into another source of darby style irons and will update this page when we have secured a new source.

• single position, screw lock; automatically double locking;
• swivel linkage prevents kinks in the chain (N/A in combination irons);
• solid bar style is ½" in diameter, uses welded ring ends (non-swivel) and has a hole in the bar center.
• Available in a pewter look, antique finish (A) and in a nickel plated finish (N);
• separate sized keys for wrist and ankle irons (spare available).

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Hand Irons

The hand irons, fit most wrists, and come in three styles:

1. short 3" chain, weight approximately 11oz.
2. 12" separating chain and great for those household and dungeon chores; weight approximately 14oz.
3. separated by a solid 12" bar;  weight approximately 1lb. 9oz.

Leg Irons

The leg irons are actually sized to fit over boots (e.g.,  combat boots) and could be slipped out of by individuals with small feet. 
They come in two styles:

1. connected by a 14" chain with a swivel link in center; weight approximately 2lbs. 2oz.
2. connected by a solid, 12" bar; weight approximately 3lbs.  also available with 18" bar (weighs in at 4lbs 6oz.)

Combination Irons

The hand and leg irons also come as combinations connected by a 36 inch chain; your slave will be always be aware of being confined, as this item weighs in at approximately 5 lbs (see illustration ).

Another interesting combination, the solid bar variations connected by a 32" chain with swivel (see illustration); available with 12" leg irons bar or 18" leg irons bar.

Spare Keys

The spare keys  for hand or leg irons are of different sizes (shown in comparison to standard handcuff keys).  Hiatt changed the worm gear screw in the new model leg irons, so if you are ordering spare keys for leg irons bought before May 2000, please choose the correct model below