Red Tracer Malta
Tactical and Outdoor Equipment Shop · No1, Triq Geraldu Spiteri, Luqa LQA1440, Malta
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Red Tracer Malta is a tactical and outdoor equipment company on Triq Geraldu Spiteri in Luqa, with a retail outlet of over 100 square metres and an online shop. It sells outdoor clothing, boots, bags, combat gear, airsoft, camping and survival equipment and patches. Send your enquiry through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page and we will pass it to the business.
Red Tracer Malta is a company specialising in tactical and outdoor equipment, based in Luqa in the south of the island. It supplies clothing, footwear and accessories from well-known brands, is an official distributor in Malta for its main labels, and sells both online and from a retail outlet of more than 100 square metres. It suits hikers, campers, airsoft players, security staff and anyone who wants durable outdoor kit, and the team promises to answer emails as soon as possible after receipt.
The business is listed in our directory of sports shops in Malta. This page sets out what it sells, a sample of printed prices, how delivery works and how to send an enquiry.
What you can buy
The range is wide. Bags and rucksacks include backpacks, bergens and patrol packs, waist and utility bags and gun bags and cases. Combat gear covers gloves, holsters, belts, pads, pouches, slings and tactical vests and chest rigs. Clothing runs from combat uniforms, jackets, shirts, trousers and shorts to headwear and scarves, with boots, shoes and socks for footwear.
Camping and survival lines include tents and furniture, cooking and eating gear, emergency and survival kit, knives and multitools, sleep gear, torches and water and hydration products. There are also airsoft rifles, pistols, BBs and equipment, optics, radio and comms, watches, eyewear, ear protection, first aid and hygiene items, batteries and gun cleaning products. Brands shown include Vega Holsters, Defcon 5, Kong, First Tactical, Haix and BCB.
Printed prices and Maltese patches
Prices are shown including tax. Examples include a Defcon 5 Thunder vest at €80.10, a Pentagon Telamon bag at €39.95, a US Assault Pack Small at €35.00 and Haix Combat GTX boots at €179.00. A Specna SA-H12 airsoft carbine replica is €320.00, while CO2 cartridges are €0.75.
Small items are inexpensive: a Maltese flag PVC patch is €4.50, camo cream is €7.50 and an Italia PVC patch is €5.00. The shop produces its own Maltese flag patches, in embroidery and PVC, with Velcro backing to attach to uniforms, backpacks and equipment, which makes a neat, lightweight souvenir. Prices change, so confirm before you buy.
Product pages give useful detail. The Pentagon Telamon bag is made from 600D polyester with 420D nylon ripstop, YKK zips, Molle straps and a hook-and-loop panel for patches, measures 51 by 20 by 8.5 centimetres and holds 8.5 litres, with a hidden pocket at the back for documents. The Specna SA-H12 replica has a zinc and aluminium alloy body, an extendable stock, a 22 millimetre top rail and a 300 BB magazine, comes with a spare spring, and is sold without a battery or charger.
Delivery, currencies and getting there
Red Tracer delivers locally and worldwide using trusted couriers. The website lets you view prices in euros, US dollars, British pounds, Chinese yuan renminbi or Swedish krona, and VAT at the standard Maltese rate is included.
The shop is on Triq Geraldu Spiteri in Luqa, a village on the edge of the area around Malta's airport, so it is easy to reach on arrival or just before a flight, and a quick stop here can sit comfortably between a hotel check-out and the airport. See our guides to flights to Malta, London Heathrow to Malta, London Gatwick to Malta and KM Malta Airlines for routes from the UK.
Exploring the south of Malta
The south has plenty to see. The Ħaġar Qim temples and the Blue Grotto are a short drive away, and the capital is covered in our Valletta guide. For more ideas, see things to do in Malta, where to stay in Malta and the Malta weather guide.
To ask about a product, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.
Questions about Red Tracer Malta
Where is Red Tracer Malta?
The business is at No1, Triq Geraldu Spiteri, Luqa LQA 1440, in the south of Malta. The retail outlet there offers over 100 square metres of tactical and outdoor products.
What does Red Tracer Malta sell?
It sells tactical and outdoor clothing, boots, bags and rucksacks, combat gear, airsoft equipment, camping and survival products, knives, torches, patches, optics, watches and accessories, from well-known brands.
Does the shop deliver?
Yes. Red Tracer delivers locally and worldwide with trusted couriers. The online shop shows prices including Maltese VAT, and you can switch the display currency to pounds sterling.
Can I see prices in pounds?
The website offers a currency selector with euros, US dollars, British pounds, Chinese yuan renminbi and Swedish krona. Prices are listed including tax, and euros are the default currency.
Does the shop sell Maltese souvenirs?
It makes Maltese flag patches in embroidery and PVC with Velcro backing, for example a PVC patch at €4.50, which can be fitted to bags, uniforms and other equipment.
How do I ask about a product from the UK?
Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and tell us what you are looking for. We pass your message to Red Tracer Malta, which replies to you directly.
Practical information
Red Tracer Malta is at No1, Triq Geraldu Spiteri, Luqa LQA 1440, where its retail outlet offers over 100 square metres of tactical and outdoor products. Opening hours are not published on the website. Prices online include Maltese VAT at 18 per cent and can be viewed in euros or other currencies. To ask about a product or an order, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the business.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Red Tracer Malta website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.