Apparel

Due to the wide variety of wardrobe types, women have it particularly tough when it comes to finding safe, secure, and effective ways to carry a concealed gun.

One of the issues facing tactical enthusiasts and professionals alike is the risk of appearing too militaristic while on the job or on the street.

Once in the exclusive domain of law enforcement and military professionals, personal protective equipment has evolved to meet the demands of the everyday consumer — with a price to match.

The next evolution in the 5.11 Tactical boot line, the EVO is a lightweight boot designed for stability and performance in a tactical environment.

The leading outdoor market research firm Southwick Associates has just released its report on the top hunting and shooting-related brands for last year. Topping the list are Bushnell, Smith & Wesson, Remington and Moultrie.

Tactical retailers should expect a new boom in camo sales as the Army switches to its new pattern.

Featuring nearly 60 years of industry experience and proven technology, the Wood N’ Stream hunting boot line offers a wide range of styles that will appeal to almost any hunter.

Wiley X protective eyewear isn’t just for tactical operators in the sands of Afghanistan anymore, and to prove it, the company has introduced new styles to its Vapor and Romer 3 line that will appeal to shooters at the clay field or the 180-degree range.

The Vaprtrek boot is 40 percent lighter than the company’s traditional hunting boots but still delivers the support and stability big-game hunters demand.

Hunter Safety Systems has announced the new Patriot hunting vest/safety harness licensed by the NRA. The harness vest features Realtree Xtra camo and is reversible to blaze orange. This allows the same vest harness to be used for both bow and gun season, providing comfort and safety in a single stylish package.