FAQ

A patent-pending supplemental restraint for suspect transport. It attaches to the handcuffs already on the person and stays installed in the vehicle: the Back Seat model connects to the factory LATCH child-seat anchors, and the Front Seat model mounts with three cam straps and a steel ring on the back of the seat. It limits hand reach so a cuffed person is less able to unbuckle, reach a missed weapon or contraband, self-harm, or assault the officer. It includes a handcuff strap, a Berserker upper-body strap, and a leg hobble. It is used with the seat belt, not instead of it.

No. Handcuffs stay on. The seat belt stays on. The Valkyrie Link is an add-on for the movement those two do not stop.

The handcuff strap connects the cuffs to the vehicle mount - the factory LATCH anchors on the Back Seat model, or the steel ring on the back of the seat on the Front Seat model. Pulling up on the strap brings the hands up along the back and cuts down how far the person can reach. The Berserker strap goes around the upper body. The hobble limits kicking and a run if the door is open.

Yes. The Heimdall Equipment operator course runs 30 to 45 minutes, and officers receive a certificate of completion. Training is included with every unit. I can come to your department to train for Indiana and neighboring states. Outside of that distance, training will be done digitally.

Back Seat: attaches to the factory LATCH child-seat anchors, no drilling. Front Seat: installs with a combination of three cam straps for tension and connects to a steel ringon the back of the seat. Both models stay installed in the vehicle.

The unit stays in the car once it is mounted. Mounting should take less than a couple of minutes. Connecting it on a transport is meant to be fast enough to use on a real arrest, not only on a training day. Exact time depends on the car and the officer.

No. The Back Seat model uses the factory LATCH anchors already in most modern vehicles. The Front Seat model mounts with three cam straps and a steel ring on the back of the seat. Neither needs drilling, brackets, or permanent modification. The Back Seat model is built for an unmodified rear seat; use the Front Seat model if your agency transports up front.

It is designed for standard handcuffs and factory LATCH anchors. Cages and seat layouts vary. Before a fleet order, email your vehicle year, make, and model, plus whether you have a cage, and ask for a fit check.

Yes. It is removable. It does not replace your medical or detention policy. Take it off when the situation calls for it, the same way you would adjust any other restraint.

No. The point is a seated, upright position with limited reach, for the officer and the person in custody.