Giveaway Offers Body Armor, Holsters and Other Police Gear

ASP, Alien Gear, Hero’s Pride and Premier Body Armor are giving away over $6,000 worth of police duty equipment, including body armor, holsters and other gear.
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April 13, 2026

What to know

  • Four law‑enforcement gear companies are partnering on a nationwide giveaway offering over $6,000 worth of duty equipment for police officers.
  • The Ultimate Officer Giveaway includes over 50 items such as handcuffs, holsters, flashlights and body armor from ASP, Alien Gear Holsters, Hero’s Pride and Premier Body Armor.
  • The giveaway opens April 13, with a drawing set for May 15.
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The Ultimate Officer Giveaway
The Ultimate Officer Giveaway will award over $6,000 worth of police duty equipment.

Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP), Alien Gear Holsters, Hero's Pride and Premier Body Armor are teaming up for a giveaway drawing of law enforcement gear.

The Ultimate Officer Giveaway, which begins Monday, April 13, has a grand prize of over 50 items aimed at police and law enforcement officers. The prize haul includes handcuffs, flashlights, holsters, body armor and other equipment with a retail value of over $6,000.

"We have very friendly relationships with these great brands, and we struck up a conversation about how we could do something really over-the-top for the hardworking people we all serve," ASP Vice President of Marketing Michael Hess said in a statement. "That led to the idea of curating and giving away this incredible assortment of duty gear."

The giveaway drawing is set for May 15. Go to the contest's website for more details.

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