Keys & Accessories

These handcuff keys works for most professional handcuffs and has a silver finish. UZI combines advanced technical concepts with innovative designs to produce products used and trusted by the Army, Secret Service, and Special Forces. Since its launch in...

ASP Handcuff Keys are precisely machined for a universal fit, then heat treated for strength. The BackSet tab facilitates rapid location of the keyway. ASP Blue Line products pay tribute to the critical role that law enforcement plays in protecting...

ZAK Tool designs and produces special purpose products and tools for Police and Fire/Rescue agencies all over the country.

The Zak Tool Carbon Fiber Extension tool is designed to specifically fit Smith and Wesson keys.

Keep this handy Zak Tool multipurpose key at your side to ensure you can always open handcuffs.

The Zak Tool Zak standard key is designed to handle all basic handcuffs.

Side View. Fits 2.25 Wide Duty Belt

Tactical keyring holder with black powder coat finish. Keyring included. Easy one hand operation. Reliable and secure positive retention. For use on belts up to 2 1/4 inches wide. Lifetime guarantee.

Traditional handcuff keys are short and often difficult to use. Extended keys are hard to carry. Their double lock pin and pawl release catch on equipment and snag on clothing. A folding key solves these problems but requires time to open. The AutoKey...

ASP Handcuff Keys are designed to withstand the rigors of long term duty use. Conventional keys are stamped from mild steel. They often break or twist off in a handcuff. These ''key jammed'' restraints create civil liability. Each ASP key is hammer...

ASP Handcuff Keys are designed to withstand the rigors of long term duty use. Conventional keys are stamped from mild steel. They often break or twist off in a handcuff. These ''key jammed'' restraints create civil liability. Each ASP key is hammer...

ASP Handcuff Keys are designed to withstand the rigors of long term duty use. Conventional keys are stamped from mild steel. They often break or twist off in a handcuff. These ''key jammed'' restraints create civil liability. Each ASP key is hammer...