POLICE EQUIPMENT NEWS PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT ADVERTISER INDEX PUBLIC SAFETY IT SOLUTIONS POLICE EQUIPMENT NEWS Police Equipment News
5.11 Tactical Speed 3.0 Boots The Speed 3.0 5-inch Boots are a more durable version of the Speed boot. The Speed 3.0 boot has a completely
new cupsole platform with forefront fence climbing lugs plus broad and supporting multi-directional lugs with oil and slip resistance for sure-footed traction. Additional features include an Agion Antimicrobial® lining, an OrthoLite® insole, plus a strobe sock for additional cushioning support and long-term comfort. 5.11 also offers a Speed 3.0 8-inch Side-Zip Boot and a Speed 3.0 Jungle Boot. For more information, visit
www.511tactical.com
DeSantis Gunhide Nylon Mini Scabbard DeSantis Gunhide introduced its new Nylon Mini Scabbard, style M67. This scabbard is a sturdy, light-
weight and trim concealment holster made for a large variety of handguns. It features an adjustable-tension device and is precision molded from ballistic nylon and thermoformable materials. MSRP $39.99. For more information, visit
http://www.desantisholster.com/NYLON-MINI-SCABBARD
Impact Power Technologies Battery Buy-Back Recycling Program Impact Power Technologies launched a NEW Battery Buy-Back Recycling Program. For every OE radio
battery recycled and replaced with IPT’s maximum life batteries, the company will kickback $1, plus pay return shipping costs. While not part of the buy-back program, IPT will accept ANY battery for recycling. Virtually every IPT battery sold is still going strong over three years later, for less battery consumption and a lower carbon footprint. For more information, visit
www.impactpowertech.com/LO or call 855-228-8478.
Safariland Armor Collection The Safariland Group’s all-new Safariland® Armor collection is a complete line of ballistic panels and
carriers. The Safariland Armor collection is comprised of five distinct panel designs that work universally with all the carrier models to meet any department’s need and budget. The new carrier lines, in both covert/ concealable and overt/external designs, utilize advanced materials and performance fabrics to work with the body and maximize comfort in a large range of styles. For more information, visit
www.safariland.com
Dickies Men’s Long Sleeve Ventilated Ripstop Tactical Shirt The Dickies Men’s Long Sleeve Ventilated Ripstop Tactical Shirt features flexible fabric and ventilated
mesh panels for comfort and ease of movement. This tactical shirt is easy to care for with stain-resistant, easy-care technology and wrinkle-free fabric. The purpose-built, field-tested shirt stores your tools and ac- cessories. The shirt includes hidden pockets, loops and adjustable closures. The shirt is available in black, desert sand and midnight blue. For more information, visit
www.dickiesdelivered.com
Safariland/VIEVU Body-Worn Cameras Safariland®, the parent company of VIEVU®, announced the Miami-Dade Board of County Commis-
sioners unanimously approved the award of a contract to VIEVU to supply body-worn cameras to its force. VIEVU, the only provider of body-worn cameras with Automated Video Redaction technology, has already delivered the first shipment of cameras in anticipation of a rapid deployment by the Miami-Dade Police Department in 2016. For more information, visit
www.vievu.com or
www.safariland.com
For product submisson, please contact Kirk Moen, Associate Publisher. p 800-843-9764 x26 I e
kmoen@hendonpub.com I f 847-444-3333
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