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The Quick Reaction Force boot is available in a 6- or 8-inch height in desert tan or black colors. The company designed it for comfort and durability.
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Introduced earlier this year, the Mag-Tac line consists of two lights: a patrol model and a tactical model. Both lights are mid-sized, five inches long and one inch in diameter, feature Cree LEDs, and are constructed of aircraft aluminum.
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Right out of the bag I was impressed with the STRYKE Pants. The fit and finish is outstanding and the ripstop material is soft yet sturdy. The stitching, pockets, closures are very clean and obviously a step above basic BDUs.
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The Attic-Clear iPhone/Smartphone Camera Pole is not a broomstick, but a well-made piece of tactical equipment that is well suited for the job at hand.
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The Attic Clear Pro allows officers to view out-of-sight areas using an iPhone, smartphone, or GoPro camera. Equipped with a redesigned universal mounting rack for the device, the extendable pole provides up to 20 feet of added height.
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The ATPC-SPEAR System contains a ballistic-shaped, battle-proven design that combines ballistic coverage and operator mobility. The foam and ballistic inserts inside a spacer mesh pad make the system one of the most comfortable systems available.
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Browning has added an extensive line of tactical shirts and pants to their line of Black Label products for 2013. The Black Label Performance T-Shirts are made of polyester knit fabric with moisture-wicking properties.
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The Uvex XMF tactical goggle is designed with advanced optics and comfort features for law enforcement officer’s protection.
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The Attic Clear Pro provides up to 20 feet of height advantage utilizing your iPhone, Smartphone or GoPro camera. It comes with dual flashlight holders, extension tubes and ships in a 34-by-10 inch black padded gun case. Keep your head down for $399.
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While ESS has produced interchangeable lenses since 2004, the Ketchum, Idaho-based company recently improved its tactical interchangeable-lens eyewear. The improved design is available in the company's new Rollbar Series.
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