HandCuff TRAINING

Most handcuff training dummies are single-purpose, frustratingly stiff, and waste valuable time—forcing officers to struggle just to remove cuffs between drills. Wounded Wilson changes the game. Designed by tactical professionals, it delivers the most realistic, efficient handcuff training possible, without the limitations of traditional dummies.

Why Other Handcuff Dummies Fail

  • Single-Use Design: Most cuffing dummies only do one thing—they can’t simulate wounds, strikes, or medical scenarios.

  • Rigid, Unrealistic Limbs: Cheap plastic or stiff foam arms don’t flex like real suspects, leading to poor technique development.

  • Cuffs Get Stuck: Ever wasted minutes prying cuffs off a dummy? Lost training time = lost readiness.

  • No Human-Like Resistance: Flat wrists, no finger movement—officers train on unrealistic mechanics.

Wounded Wilson: Handcuff Training Done Right

1. Compressible, Human-Like Limbs

  • Flexible, Tactile-Resistant Arms mimic real suspect physiology—allowing proper cuff placement, stacking, and pain compliance techniques.

  • Adjustable Wrist Thickness simulates different body types—train for small wrists, muscular suspects, or layered clothing.

2. Quick-Release Design – No More Wasted Time

  • Compressible Material Lets Cuffs Slide Off Instantly—no more struggling between reps.

  • Reinforced Stress Points ensure the dummy lasts thousands of cuff cycles without tearing.

  • Works With All Cuff Types (chain, hinged, rigid) without jamming or bending.

3. Multi-Purpose Realism

Unlike single-function dummies, Wilson also:

  • Simulates combative suspects (striking-friendly surface).

  • Bleeds for trauma training (integrated wound zones).

  • Folds for easy transport (no bulky storage needed).

Why This Matters – Better Training, Faster Results

  • No More Dead Drills: Traditional dummies kill momentum when cuffs get stuck—Wilson keeps the session flowing.

  • Realistic Mechanics = Real-World Readiness Officers develop proper muscle memory for fast, secure cuffing under stress.

  • One Dummy, Endless Scenarios: Transition from cuffing to medical to force-on-force without switching gear.

The Bottom Line:

If Your Handcuff Dummy Slows You Down, It’s Failing You.

Wounded Wilson cuts the frustration, speeds up reps, and trains officers the right way. Stop wasting time on outdated equipment—upgrade to the only dummy built for real-world cuffing.

Train Smarter. Cuff Faster. Wounded Wilson.

A person in a green protective suit and mask kneeling on the floor, restrained with handcuffs, in a room with various equipment and supplies.