Aside from firearms, SHOT Show is also a showcase for everything from accessories to optics to hunting gadgets. Here are a few of the newly discovered, newly released, and possible future products we came across at the 2026 show.
Concealed Carry
I.S. Pro Tactical Concealed Carry Holster Tank Top
Designed by Monir Jalili for women in law enforcement, the compression tank top keeps your pistol deeply concealed under your arm. Like how a shoulder holster rig orientates a handgun, the re-enforced pocket has a strap to secure it in place. The tank top retails for $85. I.S. Pro Tactical also sells compression shorts with holster pockets for $94.
Jessie & James Diaper Bag with Concealed Carry Function
Handbag and purse company Jessie & James introduced a new concept for a concealed-carry option—a diaper bag. With the complete functionality of a diaper bag backpack (changing pad, insulated bottle pockets, wipe compartment) it also has a lockable back pocket to secure and conceal a handgun. The BeBe Nylon Diaper Bag retails for $165.
Lady Conceal Dakota Leather Sling Bag
Lady Conceal has stepped up its new bag options with the addition of the Dakota Leather Sling bag. The concealed carry sling is designed with a “fast-draw magnetic closure” that lets you access your compact pistol quickly. The all-leather bag comes in a variety of brown and black hues and sells for $165.
Rounded Concealed Carry and Tactical Leggings
If you like to wear leggings but don’t know how or where to carry your pistol, then Rounded has you covered, offering two kinds of firearm-friendly styles. The “Concealed Carry” leggings have two re-enforced waist pockets for appendix or 5 o’clock carry, while the “Tactical” leggings have belt loops so you can carry outside the waistband (belt and holster not provided). Rounded also sells belly bands if you prefer to carry in something that is adjustable and removeable. The CC leggings MSRP for $65, while the tactical leggings and belly bands start at $35.
Vertx Lena Collection Everyday Fanny Pack+
Vertx offers a wide variety of active and tactical clothing for women. At SHOT Show I was invited to a training session with champion competitive shooter Lena Miculek where she demonstrated her technique for concealed carry in the Vertx Everyday Fanny Pack+. The “plus” is a little larger pack that will fit full-size pistols, but they also offer a smaller model for compact carry. The pistol is secured in a hard-shell holster within the pack and the zippers can be easily opened with one hand. The Everyday Fanny Pack+ sells for $65.
New Holsters
1791 Leather Fair Chase IWB Holster Series
Very soft. That was my first thought when handling the IWB holster made by 1791 Leather. Why is it so soft? The 1791 Fair Chase holsters are made of “wild and ethically harvested fair chase white-tail deer hide.” The holsters come in a variety of sizes that will accommodate most semi-auto pistols. The Fair Chase holsters have a metal belt clip and are cut for an optic and sell for about $65.
Alien Gear Colored Cloaks & More Breathable Holster Backing
Alien Gear is known for its customizable holster technology. In its Cloak Tuck line of holsters, a neoprene backing fits a number of gun-specific holster shells, and now you can choose different shell colors. Alien Gear is also making its neoprene holster backings more breathable with perforation holes to allow more airflow to the skin. And, for women in law enforcement, Alien Gear now offers a Level III retention duty holster for the SIG P365 Fuse. The Cloak holster retails for $80 and a colored shell upgrade costs $8 extra or the colored shells can be purchased separately for $33.
Falco Colored Leather Designer Holsters—COMING SOON!
Slovakian company Falco (who got its start making falconry gloves) has been handcrafting its holsters for markets around the world since the 1990s. Soon they will be offering some different designs and branching out with colored leather options, as alternatives to their hand-carved and traditional leather holsters that they already offer. MSRP for its traditional leather holsters ranges from $75 to $400 (hand-carved leather).
Self-Defense
Bestie Defense Refillable Pepper Spray
These elegant little capsules look like they would contain lipstick, but the Bestie Defense “3 in 1 Personal Protection Device” contains pepper spray, a piercing 105 dB alarm, and a sharp impact tool. Since the device is refillable, Bestie offers different formulas of pepper spray titled “Holy Grail”, “Hero”, and “Nationally Notorious.” They also have a non-peppery practice spray so that you can use it in training scenarios. The Bestie device comes in Rose Gold or Matte Black colors and sells for $95.
Damsel in Defense
Damsel in Defense is a company that offers a variety of different self-defense products ranging from the “Little Ringer” and “Don’t Be Cheeky” stun devices to key chain striking tools and pepper sprays. Part of the proceeds of Damsel in Defense go to The Damsel House Project to aid in “rescuing and restoring children from sex trafficking around the world.” They also offer a lot of “Security on the Go” products ranging from hotel door locks to door jam alarms to drink cup covers to roadside emergency kits.
Lady Conceal Tactical Paracord Monkey Fist
New this year, Lady Conceal also was showcasing their Monkey Fist defense products. Just as you would imagine being hit in the face by a monkey’s tiny fist would feel like, the device is a small steel ball wrapped in colorful paracord and designed to be used as a self-defense striking tool. The Monkey Fist can be clipped to a belt loop, backpack or keychain. With color options of pink, purple, blue or black the Monkey Fist sells for $13.
