ASP's LockWrite Pen Key combines the two most frequently used police tools (a pen and a handcuff key) into a single high quality writing instrument.

Travis Roemmele is a working police officer and a Certified ASP Instructor. He is also a very smart guy. Based upon his years on the street, Travis combined the two most frequently used police tools (a pen and a handcuff key) into a single design. Then he came to ASP for production. The result is the LockWrite, a functional pen that has been married to a durable heat treated ASP handcuff key. The core of the LockWrite is a precision, high density ink cartridge from Germany. Each LockWrite is packaged with a spare ink refill. The handcuff key of the LockWrite is produced from 4140 steel, the same alloy used in ASP Batons. Each key is precision machined, heat treated, polished, and plated. The LockWrite pen mechanism was custom designed with an exceptionally long throw, which allows the ink cartridge to smoothly click into place to issue a ticket or write a report. It will then retract into the key, making it possible to unlock a pair of cuffs with a firm grip and extra reach. The body of the LockWrite is made by one of the world's premiere pen manufacturers. They routinely produce pens costing hundreds of dollars. This level of quality and durability is being put into every LockWrite. The result is a pen mechanism that rivals some of the world's finest writing instruments with a handcuff key as durable as an ASP Baton. LockWrite: a valuable tool that fits in with the reality of the street.

• Pen key features a precision, high density ink cartridge and includes a spare ink refill
• Handcuff key is produced from 4140 steel, the same alloy used in ASP Batons
• Each key is precision machined, heat treated, polished, and plated
• Pen mechanism was custom designed with an exceptionally long throw