The Valkyrie Link
The Valkyrie Link is a simple, patent-pending restraint system that attaches directly to handcuffs and limits dangerous movement during transport.
It stops undercuffing, prevents reaching for missed items or weapons, reduces escape risk, and protects both the officer and the suspect.
Once hooked in, pulling up on the strap uses natural body mechanics to limit the range of motion and reach of the handcuffed person.
Nearly 1 in 7 officer assaults happens while handling or transporting prisoners.
Don’t leave your officers or the public exposed — secure every vehicle, every time.
Secure
The Valkyrie Link is made to keep handcuffed hands in place and seatbelts buckled
Ease of Use
Once installed, the Valkyrie Link stays in your patrol vehicle always ready for action
Affordable
The Valkyrie Link provides top of its class options with a price untouchable in its class
Made by Us for Us
Designed and refined by an active patrol cop looking for an option to stop the stupidity of the backseat
Comparison of Valkyrie Link to its Competitors
In a department of 30 patrol vehicles
$75,000
Low end figure for installing cages in all of those cars
$4,500
The cost to put a Valkyrie Link in each of those cars
$45,000
The cost of replacing every Valkyrie Link in those cars for 10 years straight.
$6,000
The cost of just 2 of the closest competitor in the market
There is nothing else on the market that will provide the same amount of options and security for a price that any small town department can afford
What We Stand for
Heimdall Equipment was built by a working cop who still runs calls. Every product — starting with the Valkyrie Link — is designed from real street experience to make the job safer without complicating it. No corporate fluff, no investors, just practical tools that help officers protect themselves and the communities they serve.
At Heimdall Equipment, we stand for officers who still answer the calls. We build equipment— starting with the Valkyrie Link — from real street experience because no one knows what actually works better than the cops doing the job. American-made, simple, tough, and priced so they’re actually affordable on a cop’s salary. Just gear that helps you make it home at the end of the shift.