There are multiple sizes shown there. You can see the T40 and T50 batons in this video.

Yeah these clips are uncomfy, and not only that, they have failed and fallen apart on me so many times I can't even trust ASP's holsters anymore.

Thank you for commenting, but all of our products are indeed on our site, and there are no current technical issues, so we are not sure why you wouldn’t be seeing them. Perhaps clear your cache and cookies, and maybe try another browser

Our Double Case will fit 2 pairs of Ultra Plus Cuffs. www.asp-usa.com/collections/restraint-cases/products/double-case-chain-hinge-rigid

@@aspusa1 Yes but what about officers that are able to buy 3 of the Ultra Plus cuffs. Can you make the EXO case for 2 ultra plus cuffs?

You can find all of our dealers here: www.asp-usa.com/apps/store-locator/ If you have any other questions related to our dealers please contact us at [email protected]

It seems that you have no dealer in Türkiye, unfortunately…

Please contact [email protected]. Our customer service team would be happy to assist.

There really isn’t a specific technical answer to what the lifespan may be. Sentry cuffs are built to survive tough, professional use by law enforcement officers on the street. Used properly, and maintained at a basic level (kept clean, particularly in the lock set area), the cuffs should perform well for many, many years.

We only have Metro Defenders and Sport Defenders. Available in D1 or D2. More information regarding the Defenders can be found here www.asp-usa.com/collections/personal-safety

While it is possible that there may be other flashlights that fit in Tactical Light Cases, they are designed specifically for ASP flashlights.

ASP warrants its products to be free from defects in original workmanship and materials. Our obligation under this warranty shall be limited to replacing or repairing, at our discretion, any ASP product or part thereof returned to us (prepaid) and found to be defective. Qualified warranty service will be provided free of charge for parts and labor. Warranty does not cover improper use, cosmetic damage or normal wear-and-tear, or misuse. Misuse voids any warranty, expressed or implied. Products not qualifying for warranty service will be repaired at a nominal charge if returned (prepaid) to ASP, Inc - ATTN: Repairs - 2511 East Capitol Dr., Appleton, WI 54911. This original manufacturing warranty covers most ASP products for life. Sentry Batons carry a 1-year warranty. Expired or used Defender Inserts and depleted batteries are not covered by warranty. Product-specific warranty information is found in the clamshell card in the packaging; if you have warranty questions, please contact us at [email protected]

What abaut a hard tests, how 4140 fricional lock baton made of hardened steel is strong, the ESP batons are durable. Are ASP fricional lock baton made of hardened steel krupp 4140 is same hard?​@@aspusa1

There will be slight play in the Talon as it is a disk lock system and the Friction does not move due to the “friction” lock system. Friction batons lock in place due to tapers in the shafts-when extended, this progressive taper solidly locks all three sections into place. The Talon design, however, has straight tubes with no taper. Instead, it uses an internal mechanical system to lock the shafts in the extended position. In order for this system to lock and unlock smoothly, there needs to be a little bit of clearance between each section. So you might perceive a slight amount of “play” in the shafts, but this is completely normal. It in no way compromises the integrity or strength of the baton. If you have any questions or concerns please contact us at [email protected]

The laws regarding purchase, ownership, carry and use of expandable batons vary from state to state, and just like any weapon, it is critical that potential buyers be aware of, and abide by, the laws that apply to them. ASP batons are intended primarily for use by law enforcement officers, but may be purchased by civilians who either possess concealed carry licenses that include non-firearm weapons such as batons, or who live in states and localities that permit it. We require all buyers to acknowledge that they are aware of and are complying with all applicable laws, and of course ASP absolutely does not condone or approve of any unauthorized or unlawful use, whether for self-defense or for any other reason.

@@aspusa1 they are legal in my state .

Actually “popularity” is very subjective in this case-most of our baton styles sell equally well. There are many law enforcement agencies that issue our Friction Batons, and many others that issue our Talons. Both styles are exceptionally tough and durable. Friction Batons have been proven on the street for decades, and many agencies and officers still select them for their simplicity. The state-of-the-art Talon is more versatile and convenient to use, as it is closed without the impact needed to close a Friction model; but the tradeoff is that there are some moving parts inside, which may at times require maintenance. At the end of the day, baton choice is largely a matter of agency/officer preference, mission and policies.

While our keys are ideally designed for ASP handcuffs, they do follow the industry standard and will work fine for professional-grade restraints from S&W, Peerless and other quality law enforcement brands

Please watch the video closely, all the steps for adjusting the retaining clip are shown. If you are still having difficulties, please contact [email protected], explain the problem clearly, and if possible send photos (or better yet video) clearly showing the problem. They would be in the best position to assist you.

@@aspusa1 Dont need it anymore my parents found it 😳

Right after posting this comment , the larger part of the baton collapsed , but the point of it still will not

The retaining clip does not affect collapsing the baton, only opening. The best thing to do is contact [email protected], explain the problem clearly, and if possible send photos (or better yet video) clearly showing the problem. They would be in the best position to assist you.

No you do not.

If you are opening your Friction Baton correctly as per ASP training, it should lock securely. If a Friction Baton closes too easily, it is almost always either due to improper opening technique, or damage to the baton. The best thing to do is contact [email protected], explain the problem clearly, and if possible send photos (or better yet video) clearly showing the problem. They would be in the best position to assist you.

The Metro Defender has a range of 5 feet, which is the same as the previous model.

One other thing though, the pricing on your new rigid ultra plus cuffs is off the charts... $200 for 1 set of standard level mechanism rigid cuffs. Rigid are rare enough in the US as it is, but I highly doubt those will be a big seller because the price is astronomical on those rigids. I think you are on the right track with the Sentry line. Make things people can actually afford and that will sell well. To blow things out of proportion to understand the difference, it's better to sell 3 billion sets of handcuffs over 10 years for $1 each than it is to sell 10,000 sets of handcuffs over 10 yeas costing $10,000 each. The more affordable they are, the more individuals, security companies, police departments and federal LEO will buy who would otherwise spend their money elsewhere on the cheaper industry standard brands.

These are primarily internal model designations that change from production run to production run and generation to generation. They don’t really have much meaning to buyers or end users. The reliable and consistent information to the outside world is the product name and item/SKU number.

There are no plans to add a similar case for the Ultra/Ultra Plus Cuffs, but we will pass on your request.

Please contact [email protected], tell them which exact baton model you have, how old it is, and further describe the issue (too difficult to open, too difficult to close, etc.). Photos/videaos are always helpful in understanding any issues. Our customer service department will be happy to try to assist.

Simply press up (towards the top of the case) with your thumb on the locking tab, while pulling the clip open with your index finger. Note that these cases are designed to stay secure in very dynamic situations, so it does take a bit of pressure to unlock.