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Streetwise Quick Cuffs (10 Pack) are single-use, ultra-lightweight nylon/polycarbonate security loops designed for rapid, reliable restraint in professional event, emergency, and field scenarios. With 200-pound tensile strength and a compact form factor, these disposable cuffs combine strength and convenience, enabling swift application and secure containment until manually cut free.






| ASIN | B01DN22X6A |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #31,979 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #807 in Tactical & Personal Defense Equipment |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (320) |
| Date First Available | March 30, 2016 |
| Included Components | Bag of Ten Police Force Single Use Quick Cuffs, Instructions |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Item model number | PFSUQC |
| Manufacturer | Streetwise Security Products |
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Part Number | PFSUQC |
| Product Dimensions | 6.5 x 0.5 x 8.5 inches |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year |
M**5
Quick cuff strings
They are great.
J**K
Simple solution for off duty carry.
Good for Off-duty carry. Very light weight. Compact and easy to carry. Obviously for one time use, but if you need it to secure a subject, it works. Keep in mind the restrain is flimsy, so get out of the mindset of being handcuffs. Best use for someone compliant. A little more sporty if they are not. Maintain control then apply.
D**N
Sturdy, easy to carry
Perfect EDC style cuffs for being off duty and keeping in my AVI bag. They are single use, need to be cut off when done using. Size is nice, can fit in your pocket if you’re not carrying a bag.
P**L
Good Trade-off versus Bulky Flex Cuffs
The rigid flex cuffs are much easier going on, but these fit into a much smaller space and are therefore easier to conceal. I can easily fit 2-3 in a pouch along with 2 pr of nitrile gloves. Once they are on, they pull tight and hold and come off with a seatbelt cutter. Great for EDC to partner with a flashlight, and a combo knife/seatbelt cutter.
G**S
So far so good
Very strong build for subduing. Unless someone is a strongman they won't be able to break out of this. Perfect for law enforcement, security or bug out bag. Hopefully I'll never have to use it but atleast I'll know I'll have something that'll help.
Q**9
Much needed and worth the value
Any off duty law enforcement officer should buy these and stuff them in your car , go bag or wherever because they are convenient to use easy and lightweight , these cuffs can be hidden almost anywhere, sock shoes belt loop .great also for taking on planes just in case you ever have to intervene in something important. These should be in every vehicle you operate because you never know what you come across
L**N
Convenient lightweight
Great product, lightweight easy concealment
W**3
Cheap price but intelligently made to work as intended for light in-field custody purposes
The item is very simple, basically some thin diameter braided cloth rope wound through a one way clip that has teeth that bites the rope and only will let it go one way. Clear and simple directions for a simple item, and you can carry a bunch of these easily as they are soft and not bulky and not heavy at all. The hard plastic type of flex cuff is light too but very bulky to carry. You can stuff a few of these soft rope cuffs in your cargo pocket and not even notice them in there. It doesn't come with a cutter and the instruction says just use a scissor to cut them which is fine if you carry scissors but I don't so you might end up having to use a knife to cut it so be careful you don't slice the suspect. I've seen other sellers include a safety cutter for these things.
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