UZI Pink Handcuffs Model UZI-HC-C-PINK (High class toys, not professional grade, but decent!)

These are the classic pink UZI handcuffs. Model number UZI-HC-C-PINK.

These are what I would call a high class toy. They are a good quality product, though the tolerances are not very good (bow alignment, as you'll see on the video). They do not have mirrored sides, so that means one keyhole is front and one is back when they are placed down on the wrists. This is a common trait with eastern handcuffs, which does not always mean bad quality, but it is annoying. It means they cheaped out using the same handcuff design for both bracelets rather than making a left and a right bracelet.

They have a decent amount of strength and solidity to them, so as a toy, they are very very good indeed. They do not have the peg and groove system for the bow, meaning a very strong person could pull outwards and pull the bow teeth away from the pawl teeth and free them selves. Which is why, given that there is not enough metal for the required strength to mitigate this, they are not professional grade handcuffs.

They take a standard key, which is always good if anyone is wanting handcuffs for "messing about with". Whether that me in the bedroom or for cops and robbers games or whatever it might be. Standard keys working in a cuff means more options to get out if you are stuck (picking them, police helping you out etc).

Let's talk pink handcuffs in general for a moment. I showed a comparison during this video of what people typically will find then looking for pink handcuffs. Flimsy, sharp as hell edges, absolute garbage quality cuffs (I am hesitant to even call them handcuffs they are that bad) with fur on. Now, if you really have your heart set on having fury handcuffs, I would suggest either you make your own fur tubes from material, or buy a garbage cheap paid of those fluffy fury pink handcuffs and take the fur off and put them on a decent or really good pair of handcuffs. I show this in the video. That way you get a decent quality, more trustworthy handcuff while still having the fluffy aspect you might be looking for.

All in all, not too bad handcuffs, as long as you don't want them for professional or occupational use. If you want a good pink pair for genuine on-the-job use, get a pair of pink Chicago 1000 handcuffs. A video will be linked in the cards ( i ) at the top right of this video.

Enjoy!

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UZI Professional Black handcuffs

These are the black UZI professional NIJ certified handcuffs.

UZI do make non-professional models which are cheaper and for toys or "fun times" which lack the security grade of this model.

These have 2 pawl bars, a nice quality black finish and are NIJ rated. Compared to their cheaper model that are not adequate for LEO/SECURITY use, these have proper ditched arms like most modern handcuffs. This means a protrusion in the channel that the arm moves through, sticks out and sits in the groove/ditch in the arm, meaning a VERY strong person cannot just pull outwards and disengage the teeth. These are apparently used by the American Secret Service.

The quality control with UZI is not the best, as they are made either in Taiwan or China, but they do meet the standards necessary for use in law enforcement and are relatively comfortable, actually.

I am glad to have a pair of UZI back in my collection, though most of the other American brands I have had, if not all, had better quality control.

Still, a good NIJ rated pair of handcuffs that get used in America.

🚨 American UZI Professional Handcuffs [NIJ]

These are the UZI Professional Handcuffs and are fully NIJ certified. Manufactured for UZI by CampCo.

These are from the famous UZI company. Yes the weapons company UZI. They do have the main features you would expect for professional law enforcement LEO use handcuffs such as double locking and ditched jaws to ensure a strong person cannot pull the arm away from the pawl teeth etc. They even have 2 pawl bars, opposed to how most US handcuffs have one single big lawp. So that is a nice thought to added security from picking and shimming. However the quality of these is similar to that of the Chinese high security handcuffs I overviewed a while back.

Quality of these is sub-standard in my opinion. The swinging arms are not perfectly aligned and sometimes "clink" stop when trying to press them onto the wrist (seen in section 2 demo section of the video) and they swing open because the teeth never engaged because the arm clipped the edge of the cheek place of the handcuff. Their keys have a cheap generic look as well as scuff marks. Even on the handcuffs themselves there are manufacturing scratches and scuff marks. Then on top of that, the double locking pin access on the side of the handcuffs are protruding outwards which makes double locking them more difficult. There should be a bit of a dent where your pin on the handcuff key easily slides into, at which point you press the double lock inwards. But since it sticks out, unless you aim the key 100.00% accurately, the key's double locking pin will slip off the handcuff and miss the "hole" which is not a hole. You will see what I mean on the video.

Over all, they have the features needed by professional but unless you buy 10 pairs of them to find one really good quality pair and send the other 9 back, I would not bother. The only good thing about these handcuffs are the features + the lower price. If you can go with another brand, I would. Pay the extra little bit of money and get better quality.

Edit: Even though they were in a sealed plastic bag, there was some rust around the chain's swivels and surrounding area of the body of the handcuff. After some work, I was able to remove 97% of the rust and after some oil around the swivels and the inner locking mechanism, everything works smoothly, even the double lock, which before oiling was extremely difficult to disengage as the video demonstrated.

These cost €27.90 not including delivery costs. Domestically in the UK I can buy a top notch quality pair of TCH model 800 handcuffs for €30.33 (currency converted for the TCH from GBP on the day of uploading this video)