KOMENDA, SLOVENIA (16.12.2025)
UF PRO will return to SHOT Show in 2026, bringing its latest developments in tactical clothing to the U.S. audience. Known for performance-driven design and close collaboration with professional users, UF PRO will showcase a comprehensive selection of combat uniforms, outer layers, and tactical pants engineered for demanding operational environments.
At SHOT Show 2026, UF PRO will present a broad cross-section of its portfolio, including the lightweight Striker TT Combat Shirt and Pants, designed for hot weather and high-mobility operations, alongside the Striker XT and Striker X combat lines, which combine durability, freedom of movement, and modular design for varied mission profiles. Fire-resistant solutions such as the Delta Eagle FR Softshell Jacket and Striker FR Gen.2 Combat Pants will also be on display, addressing requirements where flame protection is critical.
The exhibition will further include UF PRO’s cold- and wet-weather systems, among them the Delta ML Gen.3 Jacket, Hunter FZ Gen.3 Jacket, AcE Plus Gen.3 Jacket, and AcE Winter Gen.2 Combat Shirt, reflecting the brand’s layered approach to thermal regulation across changing climates. Complementing these are versatile everyday and duty-focused options from the P-40 platform, including the All-Terrain, Classic, Mark I, Urban, and Ranger Shorts configurations.
In addition to the static display, visitors will have the opportunity to try selected products on site.
UF PRO’s presence at SHOT Show 2026 reflects its continued commitment to the U.S. market and to direct exchange with law enforcement, military, and special operations professionals. The brand’s development process remains rooted in real-world use, long-term testing, and feedback from those who rely on tactical clothing in demanding environments.
For more information about UF PRO’s participation at SHOT Show 2026 and other upcoming events, visit the Mehler Systems events page: mehler-systems.com/events
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