Blue Force Gear®, the leader in lightweight tactical equipment and load carriage innovation, will exhibit at the 2026 NBS Fall Semi-Annual Market, August 24-27, 2026, at the Oklahoma City Convention Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Attendees are invited to visit Booth #857 to see the company's latest innovations designed to reduce bulk, improve efficiency, and help users carry less while accomplishing more.
Featured products include the ISH™ — Integrated Stealth Harness, a patented multi-role system that combines a combat gun belt, rotary-wing restraint capability, and a certified Type C sit harness into a single lightweight platform. The patented feature are the leg loops which are, by design, tourniquets. By consolidating multiple pieces of equipment into one solution, the ISH enables users to move seamlessly between operational environments while reducing overall load.
Also on display will be the MARCO® HR, the newest evolution of Blue Force Gear's marking light deployment technology. Designed for rapid, one-handed use in low-light and night vision environments, the MARCO HR streamlines the deployment of chemlights while reducing the bulk associated with traditional marking methods.
Blue Force Gear will also showcase DRYOUT®, a patented active moisture-removal technology engineered to protect optics, electronics, communications equipment, batteries, and other mission-critical gear from the damaging effects of humidity and condensation.
"The NBS Market provides an outstanding opportunity to connect directly with independent retailers and dealers serving the hunting, shooting, and outdoor markets," said Eric Suarez, Vice President of Marketing for Blue Force Gear. "We're excited to demonstrate how our products solve real-world problems while helping customers carry lighter, move faster, and perform more effectively."
Retailers attending the NBS Fall Semi-Annual Market are encouraged to visit Blue Force Gear to learn more about the company's latest innovations and discover solutions trusted by professional end users worldwide.