Find the case for your cuffs
Match the case to the handcuffs you carry:
- Chain cuffs: standard chain handcuffs. See the Edge case for chain cuffs.
- Hinged cuffs: rigid hinged handcuffs. See the Edge case for hinged cuffs or the AirTek leather hinged case.
- ASP cuffs: ASP coated chain handcuffs. See the AirTek ASP chain case.
- Mixed or not sure: a universal-fit case takes most chain and hinged cuffs. See the Flex universal-fit case.
Leather, ballistic nylon, or polymer
- Leather: the traditional duty look in 100% genuine leather. See our AirTek leather handcuff cases.
- Ballistic nylon: lightweight and durable, to match a nylon duty rig.
- Polymer: injection-molded, easy to clean, and holds its shape.
Belt or MOLLE
Most cases mount to a duty belt up to 2.25 inches; several also take a MOLLE adapter for a vest or carrier. If you carry on both, choose a belt-and-MOLLE option.
Open-top or covered
Open-top cases give the fastest draw. Covered cases add a snap or flap to keep cuffs secure and out of sight. Choose based on how you carry and your department's requirements.
Not sure it'll fit your cuffs?
If you're not sure which case fits your handcuffs, start with a universal-fit case, or contact us before ordering and we'll help you match it.
Handcuff case FAQ
Which case fits my handcuffs?
Match the case to your cuff style: chain, hinged, or ASP coated. If you carry more than one style or aren't sure, a universal-fit case takes most chain and hinged cuffs.
Do you make a leather handcuff case?
Yes. Our AirTek line is 100% genuine leather. See our AirTek leather handcuff cases.
What materials are available?
Leather (AirTek), ballistic nylon (Ballistic), and injection-molded polymer (Edge and Flex).
Belt or MOLLE?
Most cases fit a duty belt up to 2.25 inches; several add a MOLLE adapter for a vest. Choose a belt-and-MOLLE option if you carry on both.
Open-top or covered?
Open-top draws fastest; covered adds a snap or flap for security. Pick based on your carry and department policy.
Single or double?
Single cases hold one pair of cuffs; double cases hold two, for officers who carry a backup pair.
