Exo Case for Plus Chain or Hinged Handcuffs, Duty Belt Accessories

The ASP Exo Case for Handcuffs is a solid piece of duty gear that feels made for real-world use. It rides comfortably on a duty belt or vest without being bulky, and drawing or reholstering cuffs is smooth and consistent. The materials feel durable enough for daily wear and rough conditions, while still keeping the cuffs secure but easy to access when needed. It also gives your setup a clean, professional look that fits right in with modern duty gear. Overall, it is an easy recommendation for anyone wanting a reliable upgrade to their handcuff carry.

Had these for over two years and they're still working great to this day. Comfort: I have these on the front of my duty belt and I have no issues riding in my patrol vehicle or a bicycle. Durability: Rainy day, sunny day, near saltwater, on a bicycle. Still working and no issues after over two years. Fit: Fit's my Safelife Defense and 5.11 duty belts. Hold: Doesn't move and remains in place. Even without velcro tape for backing. Value for Money: This is a quality product from ASP. Highly recommended with their cuffs. If you're serious about your gear because you depend on them day in and day out, I seriously highly recommend these.

I ordered this for Christmas, along with some ultra cuffs and sentry cuffs. It arrived in a box with other items I had purchased. No manufacture packaging or anything. Just thrown in there and shipped. Well, I attached it to my outer carrier and was very excited to use it. I added the handcuffs and noticed that the ultra cuffs were very difficult to put on the case. I was concerned but I had never had this design in my rotation before so I figured it was just designed that way. However, while on shift, I was attempting to remove the cuffs and the bottom outer-lip of the case broke off. The ultra cuffs would not stay on once that happened. Well, I was a little upset but I went to my local hardware store and bought some epoxy glue and proceeded to mend it the best I could. While I was doing that, I emailed ASP directly and explained my situation. I was emailed back by their support team the same day and they requested some pictures of the case. Which I sent. They then said they would send me out a brand new case at no charge. It arrived 3 days later and it was in an actually manufacturer package. And I noticed that it had a gray insert that the one I ordered didn’t have. APPARENTLY, I did not have the correct insert in mine which made handcuffs put pressure on the lip of the case. So, all that to say this, ASP stands behind their products and makes it right if something happens. I already like their handcuffs and now I have confidence in their warranty.

Works great on my work vest. Holds the ASP cuffs well, no noise, easy release when you need it. Happy with how they fit in the MOLLE on my vest, and feels really secure with no wobble. Highly recommended for any LEO that wants a front mounted vest set of cuffs. The ASP Sentry cuffs are also pretty awesome. The double sided key port is a huge improvement over old style cuffs like my S&W set. Will definitely be buying a second set of these for use.

great cuff holster to have. had about a little over a year now and still going strong. built for what its used for very great.

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.

Recomend practicing with them to get used to it. I use the henge cuffs and they giggle just a little bit. Had to squeeze the cuffs so they are quieter, and dont come off. No issues. But the locking mechanism probably the most important part while is easy to unlock and lock, could be done in a better way. A twist method vs push a small round peace with you thumb, or some kind of retention system like a level 3 retention holster

I like that is no longer just a push button and it has to slide too. This prevents accidental release.