Handcuff Keys

Round Swivel Key

This round swivel key from Zak Tool is compatible with handcuff models that use standard keys.

Oversized Poly Pocket Cuff Key

ZAK Oversized Pocket handcuff key with polymer grip. Color: Black. Length: 4 7/8 Lifetime Guarantee.

Swivel Key/ Thin Blue Line

This heat treated stainless steel key has a swivel hinge for use on all standard handcuffs.

Standard Cuff Key

Opens all standard double lock handcuffs, leg irons and even thumbcuffs.

High Security Model 104 Cuff Key

Opens all standard double lock handcuffs, leg irons, thumbcuffs, and is a replacement key.

Oversize Handcuff Key

A high quality extra large key designed to make double locking and unlocking restraints faster and easier. The extra long aluminum barrel is oversized and knurled for lighter weight and easy handling. The flag tip and double lock pin are made from heat...

Standard Handcuff Key - K-PR-4100

Compatible will most standard type handcuff locking mechanisms.

Carbon Fiber Handcuff Keys

The Hiatt Carbon Fiber Handcuff Key has a convenient pocket clip for ease of carrying or key ring option. This lightweight, oversized handcuff key has a textured grip that allows for a solid grasp of key, even in wet conditions.

Sentry Handcuff Key

ASP Handcuff Keys are designed to withstand the rigors of long term duty use.

Slotted Handcuff Key

The HK-10 is an oversized handcuff key with a center slot designed to work with all standard handcuffs. Constructed of stainless steel, it has a double lock point, large vertical slot for key ring attachment, and the Safariland logo and impala imprinted...

Uzi Pocket Handcuff Key

The UZI-KEY-211 Universal Pocket Key features a metal pocket clip and has a black finish. This model works on most police quality handcuffs. UZI combines advanced technical concepts with innovative designs to produce products used and trusted by the...

Pentagon Key (12 Pak)

ASP Handcuff Keys are designed to withstand the rigors of long term duty use. Conventional keys are stamped from mild steel. They often break or twist off in a handcuff. These ''key jammed'' restraints create civil liability and must be destroyed to cut...