ASP handcuffs- Some of the best police handcuffs are the ASP handcuffs. ASP has a long tradition of making some of the best police batons, but now are contending with the best handcuff companies. Police Equipment Reviews likes the ASP handcuffs.

For a long time, Smith & Wesson handcuffs and Peerless handcuffs were the only handcuff manufactures that police officers would use. Now days, ASP handcuffs are gaining popularity. There are three styles of ASP handcuffs; Chain, Hinge, and Rigid. Police Equipment Reviews has written a short paragraph on each type of ASP handcuff.

1. ASP chain handcuffs- The ASP chain handcuffs are a traditional police handcuff that has a stainless steel eyelet, stainless steel links, and a ball bearing smooth rotation. There is also a keyhole on both sides of the handcuffs. The chain handcuff is protected by a reinforced collar that comes in different colors. ASP chain handcuffs cost about $39.99.
2. ASP hinged handcuffs- The ASP hinged handcuffs are a tactical handcuff. They offer a four point stainless steel connection, and rivetless exterior design. In addition to that, uncuffing the suspect is easier due to keyways on both sides of the cuffs. The ASP hinged handcuffs offer an increased control due to the design of them. The ASP hinged handcuffs cost about $54.99.
3. ASP rigid handcuffs- The ASP rigid handcuffs are similar to the hinged handcuffs, but are compact, ergonomic, and strong. They lock open providing a palm swell for increased control and radiused edges to reduce injuries.

Police Equipment Reviews likes the ASP handcuffs. While we don't necessarily like colored handcuffs, the ASP handcuffs are a quality product. The ASP handcuffs can be purchased at most police equipment stores.

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