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ASP store spotlight: law-enforcement cuffs, cases and OC products

ASP, the Wisconsin maker of police equipment, sells its cuffs, duty cases and OC products direct. Here are six items with their prices when we checked.

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ASP (Armament Systems and Procedures) is a US manufacturer based in Appleton, Wisconsin. It was founded in 1976 and is best known as a supplier of equipment to police forces and private security firms, including expandable batons, handcuffs, duty-belt cases and OC (pepper) products. Its own online shop sells the same range, plus training gear and courses for instructors.

This is a specialist shop. Most of what it makes is built for officers, security staff and trainers, and the homepage is organised around that: duty gear, training products and the shop's instructor courses. Some items are also sold to the public, depending on where you live.

What's worth a look

Six items from the ASP homepage, with the prices it showed on 7 November 2026.

The cheapest item is also the least specialist: the Custom Laser-Engraved I.D. Plates, a set of two for $16, in black, blue or red. They are a simple way to mark kit with a name or number. The cuffs are ASP's best-known products after its batons. The Plus Cuffs, Hinge start from $103, and the Blue Line edition of the chain version is $87. The Exo-D Case at $67 holds two pairs of cuffs on a belt.

ASP's newest products are its Defender range of OC sprays. The homepage lists them from $19, and the matching Defender Decon from $20 is a decontamination spray for cleaning up after OC exposure, sold in a 4oz bottle or a 32oz dispenser. The shop also sells inert trainer cans, which contain no active ingredient, for training sessions.

Training is a big part of what ASP does. The homepage links to its instructor class schedule, its training programmes and a separate range of training gear, and its Defender OC range includes inert trainer cans for practice. If you are buying for a training unit rather than for active duty, start with that section of the shop.

Current offers

  • We don't have an ASP code listed at the moment.
  • The shop sells gift cards, which can be useful for a team or a training budget.

How to save more

  • Check the variants before you buy. Several products, such as the OC sprays and the decon spray, show a "from" price, and the bigger sizes cost more.
  • Ordering for a team? Contact the shop before you place several separate orders, and ask how it handles bulk or agency orders.
  • Buy cuffs and their case together, so you only pay for shipping once.

Some of these products are restricted. OC sprays, batons and restraints are covered by different rules from place to place, and some can't be owned at all in some countries, including the UK. Laws on owning and carrying these items vary by state and country, so check the law where you live before you buy. Over-18s only.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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