On the street, there can be no tolerance for second best.
These and all other ASP tools are designed and manufactured to be the gold standard in the industry. Never compromise.
Plus Cuffs, Chain Identifier (Steel Bow)
NEW Defender LE 1.4 OC, Fog w/UV
The “D” in the name stands for “Duo”—because this version of our revolutionary Exo Case carries two pair of handcuffs (one Plus Cuff and one Sentry Cuff), while taking up the belt space of just one.
Exo-D Case, for Chain/Hinge Plus and Sentry Cuffs is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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ASP training focuses on clear, simple, repeatable and legally-defensible techniques and tactics, fine-tuned over decades of experience and real-world results.
We feel so strongly about the importance of proper training that we provide roughly $2 million worth of training each year to law enforcement at no cost. ASP training is so effective, and so respected, that it has been adopted by agencies in over 100 countries.
Part 4 of 5: SEARCH AND TRANSPORT Search: Putting handcuffs on someone does not complete the restraint process. Searching is a must. A search should be conducted systematically by quadrants,...
Part 3 of 5: APPLYING HANDCUFFS Once the subject has been stabilized and controlled, the restraints should be applied efficiently and properly. Getting the cuffs on is important. Getting them...
Part II: How do We Change the Culture? Changing a culture that historically discourages help-seeking requires more than telling officers to “take care of themselves.” Leadership must demonstrate, in several...
Part I: The Culture is the Problem In law enforcement, officers are trained to respond. When someone is in danger, they step forward. When a situation becomes chaotic, they take...
Part 2 of 5: STABILIZE AND CONTROL Stabilize: Before handcuffs are ever presented, the officer needs to establish a position from which the subject can be controlled. Stabilization can occur...
Part 1 of 5: THE REALITY OF HANDCUFFING Handcuffs are one of the most commonly used pieces of equipment in law enforcement, and one of the least trained once you...
Over the years I've seen a trend in both tactics and the delivery of training—in that both have become increasingly complicated. I've watched demonstrations of techniques that take five, ten...
The next time someone invites you to the course, or at your yearly department golf outing, don't think of it as downtime, think of it as intentional training.
ASP Batons, Restraints and Tactical Flashlights have been approved by literally thousands of law enforcement agencies around the world.
Below are just a few examples of the many premier organizations that have adopted and placed their trust in ASP equipment.
