Bianchi Patroltek 8000 Covered Hidden Snap Black Handcuff Case (Size 2)

The price is right for it. It does its job and the snap is fairly strong. One thing I dislike that I'm sure others can relate. I am used to a Velcro backing on my old cuff case. It stayed exactly where you wanted it. You always knew where your cuffs were. This case just slides on your belt. Its really not a huge deal. It doesn't shift too much over the course of my 8 hour shift. I would recommend it if you're looking for a cheap case or just an extra to keep in your duty bag. I highly recommend AGAINST the Patroltek OC case! The snap is extremely weak. If I bump a wall, it comes unsnapped.

I work in corrections and I find this very durable and it fits my 2.25 inch utility belt. The button never pops open unless pulled which is great. I ordered two because my co worker liked it and needed one. We are both very happy with our cases.

I carry two of these on the back of me, they are very nice and sturdy but are kinda hard to buckle if it come undone, after a few times of it getting unbuckled from me getting into my car and needed to close it again, it got easier to close. I’m going to switch to bianchis Open top handcuff case instead but this is still a really good choice, especially if you’re a patrol officer and need to be outside in the elements a lot it keeps your cuffs from getting wet.

Used daily (avg. 50 hours work per week as correctional officer, detention and escorting). Fit right on my belt and snap works with no problems. Would buy again.

These are great nylon cuff cases, probably one of the best out there. I bought 2 of them. The snaps sometimes don’t completely pop in place but usually if you just give it a bump with your palm it will snap right in. Fits most handcuffs out there, ASP and Smith & Wesson for sure. It’s supposed to fit snug to your duty belt so it doesn’t move around while you’re moving, so if they fit snug that’s a good thing.