Rugged construction ensures durability in demanding environments
MOLLE and tek lok compatibility allows versatile attachment to vests or belts
Securely holds hinged or chain ASP handcuffs in any configuration
Minimal design maximizes carry space while accommodating large cuffs
Updated version fits ASP V2 and ASP Sentry cuffs without cuff fillers
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ZERO9 ASP HANDCUFF CASE
Rugged case for your ASP handcuffs, designed to be compatible with as many models of THE ASP handcuffs as possible! (SEE BELOW FOR CASE VERSION FITMENT)
The Zero9 ASP Cuff Case is designed to carry the HINGED OR CHAIN ASP cuffs in any configuration and hold them securely until needed. NOTE: DOUBLE ASP CASES EXTEN
Material
Plastic
Color
Black, Gray
Pattern
Texture, Solid
Compatible Cuff Types
Hinged and chain ASP handcuffs
Attachment Options
MOLLE Loks, Tek Loks
Fits
ASP V1, ASP V2, ASP Sentry handcuffs (see version-specific details)
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Fits my ASP identifier chained handcuffs good and the retention is solid. My only concern is it causes the cuffs to close all the way leaving them swinging open when you remove them. It doesn't happen all the time but so often. I put some of the blame on how smooth and easy the cuffs close. Overall solid case and I would recommend, I have several other cases from Zero 9 and I love them.
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Arnoldo · August 21, 2026
The case is extremely sturdy and nice. The handcuffs I have which are the peerless hinge cuff do not fit in the case very well. Also the squareness of the case on the belt doesn’t work well when you wanna wear the pouch on the front of the belt to access the cuff from the front. I wish there was a better model to fit the peerless hinge cuffs and more slimline to wear on the front of the belt. I use zero 9 holsters all over my belt to include my rifle pouch and radio holster. I’m just not a fan of these cuff cases.
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Noe · August 21, 2026
The best case on the market I could find, very well made and looks great to I really like the holes in the case.
