Shopping List
Links to items we either find useful or interesting to Correctional Officers
| Every correctional officer needs a good key holder. The Zak Key holder is the most popular and the best key holder in the corrections industry. |  |
| If you work for CDCR, you will need a Monadnock Front Draw Baton Holder. Sometimes these are checked out with your baton every shift, but it is much more convenient to have your own. Some institutions require you have your own. |  |
| A Personal Alarm (PAD) case is needed by most correctional officers. This nylon model is the most common for CDCR personal alarms. |  |
| Some folks still like the look of leather gear. This leather PAD case is common for CDCR personal alarms. |  |
| This nylon drop-leg Mk9 holster is common and keeps your Mk9 spray out of the way of the rest of your equipment. |  |
| Another option for your Mk9 spray is the kydex Mk9 holster. |  |
| Very common are the Safariland QLS 1-2 Quick Locking Systems. These clips allow officers to switch equipment on their duty belt in a secure way. |  |
| You can honor your loved one with a Thin Grey Line Challenge Coin. |  |
| The Yard Down book is about investigating prison gang crimes―the crimes gang members commit for the benefit of, at the direction of, and in association, with the specific intent to promote, further, and assist their criminal street gang. |  |
| Experience the goodness of freshly roasted coffee beans delivered to your doorstep. The Toughest Beat Coffee is not roasted until you order it. The company is owned by active and retired correctional officers and veterans. |  |