Box stocks are a wooden restraint device with holes in the top where a person places their ankles and wrists, similar to traditional stocks, which holds the feet and sometimes the hands. The key difference is that the person stands inside the box, bending over so their wrists align with their ankles. This creates a predicament position where they must either stay stretched out or bend their knees, both of which can become uncomfortable over time.
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