  Quirks are particles that are both charged under the standard model and under
a new confining group. The quirk setup assumes there are no light flavors of
the new confining group so that while the theory is in a confining phase, the
distance between quirk-antiquirk pairs can be macroscopic. In this work, we
reinterpret existing collider limits, those from monojet and heavy stable
charged particle searches, as limits on quirks. Additionally, we propose a new
search in the magnetic-field-less CMS data for quirks and estimate the
sensitivity. We focus on the region where the confinement scale is roughly
between 1 eV and 100 eV and find mass constraints in the TeV-range, depending
on the quirk's quantum numbers.
