Gear Up Surplus Inc

Check out the different types of headwear  from other brands. Keep your head out of the sun and do it with style! An extensive collection of hats are in stock for every occasion. Shop Now!

Check out the different types of utility pouches, bags, and backpacks from other brands - Ranging from hunting & military backpacks to outdoor backpacks and more. Shop Now!

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Unique Pocket Design and Configuration Allows For A Completely Casual Appearance While Providing Secure Storage For All Of Your Duty Requirements Comfort Fit Slider Waistband Construction Which Eliminates The Need For Gathered Elastic Or Adjustable Side Tabs That Accommodates Either Paddle Style Or Inside-the-pants Holster Extra Deep Front Pockets Customized TRU-SPEC® Original Prym Snap 2-Knife/Accessory Pockets 2-Cargo Pockets With Hook & Loop Closure and Bellowed Side Gussets 2-Internal Magazine Compartments In Both Cargo Pockets Cell Phone/Magazine Pocket Engineered Dimensional Fit Double Reinforced Knee With Built In Knee Pad Pockets 6.5oz. 65/35 Polyester Cotton Rip-Stop fabrics are DWR water repellent coated

The Khyber series boot has been an extremely popular boot amongst law enforcement since its release several years ago. Now the Khyber series is available for military personnel in several colors. The Tactical Research TR550 Khyber Men's OCP ACU Coyote Brown Hybrid Assault Boot was designed for hot weather use.

Accessories that are used by military personnel and issued by the government. Patches, insignia, jerry cans, ammo cans, dress uniforms and more! Now wear the American flag proudly on your chest with these military surplus patches, which are easy to sew on shirts, jackets, and bags. Checkout and shop now.

Gear Up Surplus has been a staple in Brevard County for 10 years now. Founded by Lela Semien Hatoum, a Killeen, Texas native who is the granddaughter of a World War I Veteran. Gear Up was able to get its start thanks to Charley Semien (Lela’s father) who successfully owned and operated several military surplus stores in the Fort Hood area. In addition to operating several surplus stores, Charley was also a staple in his community. He developed relationships with his customers and gave back as much as possible. His legacy continues to live on through Gear Up Surplus and his values remain ingrained.