Handcuff Holster for Duty Belt, Cuff Holder Hand Cuff Pouch Fit Chain | Hinged | Folding Cuffs, Law Enforcement Open Top Cuff Case for ASP | S&W | CTS Peerless Handcuffs, for Police Security Officer

If you’ve ever used handcuffs, whether for practical or impractical uses, you know how hard it is to find a proper accessory to store it on your belt. That being said, whilst browsing for said accessory, I came across this Handcuff Holster and decided to give it a try. After opening the packaging, I immediately noticed how durable and great quality of materials it was. I noticed that it fit perfectly on my everyday belts and definitely performs as intended. Sturdy and comfortable, this holster ensures your handcuffs can be properly stored and it’s a worth the investment as the value it adds to your tool belt, is worth it! Highly recommend this product to anyone needing a proper holster for their handcuff(s).

Not a cop but I do security from time to time and these cuff holsters are really nice. Super lightweight, easy to attach and the 2 times I needed to use them, I had no issues grabbing my cuffs. Only time will tell if they hold up, I'll come back with an update if they don't but so far, I'm very happy with this holster.

Bulkier than I wanted but holds your cuffs and looks better than traditional cuff cases

This was a gift, so the photo is the handcuff holder in sealed packaging. The gift recipient, a member of LE, really liked this handcuff holder. Super easy to use, great retention, and versatile on a variety of belts. Excellent quality and great value for the money.

The case looks nice enough, but it doesn't fit a mollie vest, and I don't want to have cuffs on my duty belt anymore. One thing I noticed about the design, is that the handcuffs would be hard to get off if you were in a comprised position. My advice, if you put these on your belt, buy two, and put one on the front (or on your side towards the front of the belt) and put the other pair on the back and find the position where it's easiest for you to turn the dial to get them off. I always recommend putting your cuffs in two different positions anyways because sometimes you'll have better access to the back (like if you're on top of someone trying to gain control) and sometimes, the front pair will be the safest for you to get to. Also! I'd definitely spend time building muscle memory by regularly getting them out of the case when you're standing around.

Really comfortable product and easy to operate

After school special events call for a handcuff holder and found this one. Slides into a belt or pants and simply twist to engage the hook or unlatch it to remove the cuffs.

The actual holder is missing the bottom cover that holds the handcuffs.