Frequently Asked Questions

What are RIPP Restraints used for?

RIPP Restraints are used to help limit subject or prisoner movement during transport, facility movement, court transfer, medical response, and custody operations. They are intended for trained public safety professionals such as law enforcement, corrections, EMS, fire and rescue, and specialty teams.

What types of RIPP Restraints does LA Police Gear carry?

LA Police Gear carries RIPP hobbles, restraints with half cuffs, Quick Cuff restraints, cuff tethers, arm and ankle restraints, protection masks, medical EMS restraints, and transport belts. The selection supports patrol, corrections, transport, cell extraction, and medical-response needs.

What are RIPP restraint products made from?

RIPP restraint products are made with lightweight polypropylene belting, hook-and-loop closures, and a minimum of steel. The brand describes its belting as having 700- to 1400-pound tensile strength, depending on the product.

Can hobble restraints be used during vehicle transport?

Hobble restraints are commonly used to limit movement during prisoner vehicle transport and controlled movement between facilities or court. They are designed to restrict foot and hand movement while still allowing the restrained person to sit.

Who should consider RIPP Restraints?

RIPP Restraints are built for working professionals in law enforcement, corrections, SWAT or emergency response teams, fire and rescue, EMS, and medical environments. Buyers should choose the restraint type that matches their agency training, transport procedures, and intended operational use.