Angel Armor at SHOT Show 2026
January 28, 2026
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SHOT Show 2026 brought together agencies, partners, and manufacturers from across the law enforcement and public safety space. For Angel Armor, the show provided an opportunity to connect face to face and demonstrate how armor solutions come together across wearable and vehicle applications.
At SHOT Show 2026, the Angel Armor booth featured a range of wearable and vehicle protection solutions, including carriers, rifle-rated systems, modular accessories, and vehicle armor. Displaying these solutions together allowed visitors to see the breadth of Angel Armor’s offerings and understand how different components exist within a broader protective ecosystem.
Elements of the RISE® Body Armor System were central to the Angel Armor booth. Body-worn armor was displayed to represent the foundation of personal protection and how wearable armor fits within a broader system approach.
Presenting body-worn armor in this context allowed visitors to see how the RISE system serves as the core layer of protection across different environments.
The Truth SNAP® Rifle Plate System was also on display to represent rifle-rated protection within Angel Armor’s lineup. Showing the rifle plate system alongside body-worn armor helped provide context for how higher-level ballistic protection fits into a complete protective approach.
This portion of the booth focused on illustrating how rifle-rated plates complement wearable armor as part of a broader system.
AllyOne™ Carrier Accessories were displayed both mounted on carriers and as standalone components. Showing accessories in both contexts allowed visitors to see how pouches and placards function as part of a complete setup while also understanding them as individual components.
Presenting accessories this way helped illustrate how modular elements can be incorporated into a broader armor system without focusing on specific configurations.
An Avail® ballistic door panel was displayed within a full vehicle door, showing the armor installed inside the door itself. Presenting a complete door allowed visitors to see how ballistic protection integrates into a vehicle rather than viewing the armor as a standalone component.
Including a full door display provided clear visual context for how vehicle armor functions in real-world environments and how protection can extend beyond body-worn systems into vehicles.
Events like SHOT Show offer a valuable opportunity to connect with agencies, partners, and peers across the public safety community. For Angel Armor, the focus was on creating meaningful conversations around how armor systems come together to support real-world operations.
By presenting wearable ballistic armor and vehicle armor within a single, cohesive display, the goal was to provide clarity, context, and a shared understanding of how layered protection can be applied across different mission environments.
Explore how Angel Armor’s armor systems are designed to support protection on the body, in the vehicle, and across evolving mission environments.
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