Exo-D Case vs Exo-R Case: Restraint Carry Comparison

Quick answer

Choose the Exo-D Case if you carry chain or hinge handcuffs (Plus and Sentry); choose the Exo-R Case if you carry Rigid Ultra Cuffs and want a pop-out tactical grip.

Tradeoffs at a glance

• Cuff type compatibility: Exo-D works with chain or hinge Plus and Sentry cuffs. Exo-R works only with Rigid Ultra Cuffs.
• Deployment speed: Exo-D front compartment deploys instantly with a push and slide. Exo-R pops the cuffs out in a tactical grip for immediate use.
• Capacity: Exo-D carries two pairs (front and rear). Exo-R carries one pair of rigid cuffs.

Product facts

• Exo-D Case, for Chain/Hinge Plus and Sentry Cuffs: The Exo-D Case holds two ASP handcuffs in a tandem configuration. The front compartment holds a pair of Plus Cuffs (chain or hinge) with the Exo Case design for instant push-and-slide deployment. The rear compartment holds a pair of Sentry chain or hinge handcuffs. You can carry two types of cuffs in one case and deploy the front pair quickly without fumbling.

  

• Exo-R Case, for Rigid Cuffs: The Exo-R Case holds ASP’s Rigid Ultra Cuffs in a pop-out position. Press and slide the rear-mounted release to remove the restraint in a ready-to-apply, tactical grip. Features the Snap-Loc belt loop, adjustable to fit any belt width or MOLLE gear. If you use rigid cuffs, this case gives you a faster, more natural draw that keeps the cuffs oriented for immediate application.

  

Which one fits you?

Best for

• Officers who carry chain or hinge cuffs and want a tandem setup with a backup pair
• Officers who prefer the Exo Case instant deployment for their primary cuffs

Not ideal for

• Officers who exclusively use Rigid Ultra Cuffs and want a pop-out tactical draw
• Those who need a single-cuff case with minimal bulk