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The company says the new Reflex Uniform redefines the daily law enforcement uniform by combining Class A appearance with Class B comfort. The new Reflex Uniform is constructed of ripstop fabric with Elbeco’s fluid repelling treatment Nano Fluid.
Read More →The new Flex-Tac uniforms are made of a polyester/wool blend fabric, feature natural stretch and recovery, resist stains and odors, are fade resistant, and are machine washable.
Read More →CopQuest allows you to quickly build your custom tactical identification patches online. These hook-backed panels display your title, agency, unit information, and name in large, bold lettering in a wide choice of sizes and colors.
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Haltzgloves Nighttime gloves feature patented high-density, reflective material made to be viewed at a distance of 1,250 linear feet.
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Propper's RevTac Pant is made with 6.4-ounce 65/35 poly-cotton ripstop fabric and features rounded edges to look less tactical. Low-profile details include welt back pockets, two hip knife pockets, and rounded pocket flaps.
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These caps and helmets provide protection and comfort for officers, depending on their needs.
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The Defender-Flex jean is designed for concealed carry and features stretch fabric that is tough and allows ease of movement.
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As an extension of the 5.11 Always Be Ready brand campaign, throughout the months of September and October, 5.11 will be donating a portion of the proceeds from the sale of its recently launched Defender-Flex Pants and Jeans to the Sheepdog Survival Fund, Navy SEAL Foundation, and National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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Tru-Spec and its sister brand 5ive Star Gear will be exhibiting in booth #908 at the inaugural NRA Carry Guard Expo, scheduled for August 25–27 at the Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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First Tactical's Defender Series is performance built to handle all high-level missions while maintaining the professional look needed when on normal patrol.
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