ASPExo Case for Handcuffs, Handcuff Case for Duty Belt, Police Vest, or Belt Pouch, Duty Belt Accessories, Police Gear, Law Enforcement Gear, and Security Guard Equipment

I like this case for my ASP cuffs. It’s about the only case that I’ve found out there that works with the ASP Hinged cuffs. I’ve put this handcuff holder to the test over the past year+ and it’s proven to be very durable. The retention method is unusual and takes some getting used to. The push button retention is highly secure but comes as the cost of speed when pulling them out. After you get used to the retention mechanism, however it is a non-issues.

I love this handcuff holder. Works great and I can use it on my belt or my vest. I recommend for anyone using asp sentry cuffs. Holds well and can get them out quickly when needed.

Bought these for my husband as a gift and they’re perfect! They clip on his vest easily and hold his cuffs snuggly. 10/10

The media could not be loaded. Pros:-Stylish: Looks slick, blends in with my gear, low profile design.-Light - Very light. Cuffs are heavy enough. Any extra weight we can get rid of, is extra weight our back isn't having to support day in and day out.-Quick Release. When we need to use our cuffs. We don't wanna be fiddle pucking around trying to get them out. So this works well for that.-Extra Key: It comes with a standard ASP cuff key which are pretty good quality and it has a storage spot on the cuff case for the key. Don't expect to get to the key when you need it though. It's basically just a backup.-Snap on Design: It has a secure snap design that allows you to take it off and on without removing everything else from your belt.Cons:Button Needs Work: See video for demonstration. They've got the right idea here and I think they're headed in the right direction, but something needs to be done about the button depressing when sitting in the car. A cushioned seat should not be enough pressure to release the cuffs.TLDR: Best cuff case on the market for the best cuffs on the market. Minus one star for the button and the number of times I've had to re-adjust the cuffs after exiting my squad because one link fell out of the case.

This handcuff holder seems great. Fits the cuffs very well and is secure. I was worried the button to release the cuffs would be too easy to disengage, but you have to press it in before you move it down to release the cuffs…that could be a problem if worn on the back of your belt. I have it on Molle. When on Molle you can’t get to the spare key on the back.

Easy install. Adjustable, great value. It has held up very well. Easy to remove. Retention is good.

It makes noise when walking. So not the best for a stealth graveyard shift

These take a little getting used to in comparison to standard velcro close holsters, but once you get in practice with them, they are great. The cuffs are secure and won't fall out when the tab is closed. They also stayed in fairly well when I pushed the tab down to get ready to take them out then got into a small scuffle. The really nice thing is they don't make noise like velco ones so you can get them out and in hand before a suspect realizes it.