20 Best Women’S Concealed Carry Options (2023 Updated)

This is a great purse, stylish and functional. I like the the ability to lock the zipper for added safety. There’s plenty of room for what I need in a purse. The outside is not as durable than I thought it was going to be, I’m hoping it’s going to last for a long time to come.

If it does, I would love to order the other colors as well.

First, I must say that I love this purse! The quality seems great, the conceal pocket locks, which is great for someone who would use that feature. The size is great and I feel like it would hold the weight of my pistol rather well.

However, the handles are really inconvenient. In the pictures shown, they seem like they would be a bit short for my liking, but work fine. They are not. I can get my arm in, to position the purse on my shoulder, however the purse to took high up in my armpit that it is very uncomfortable.

For this reason I haven’t even bothered to try and use the purse. Very disappointed, and wishing it at least had a removable choice of handles, like every other purse I have ever purchased.

My wife loves it. It is a full size bag and easily conceals a full size 1911 , N Frame Revolver or any large hand gun. A J frame Lady Smith is very deeply concealed and easily and quickly accessible.

Five stars and two thumbs up !.

I bought this purse 6 months ago. I am pretty easy on my purses. I dont over stuff, or put in the floor. I noticed it started peeling about 1 month I was thinking maybe I scratched it some how. Over looked it and the after that It started peeling everywhere.

I dont go out much so it’s not in and out of the weather much. I could have maybe understood the peeling around entry of the purse for repetitive motion would have been but that is not the case. I would say save up a little bit more money and go get a real leather purse.

Love the brand and the shape and size of the purse. Just peels.

My wife loves this bag. I think she could sleep in it easier than carry it. High quality, quick and easy firearm access. Will fit a medium sized pistol with little or no trouble (and plenty of those accessories that the ladies tend to tote around).

Love it! Lightweight. Easy to access for right or left handed with double zipper. Doesn’t just have a zippered pocket but also includes a holster with Velcro to hold it in place.

Nice idea but the belt clip doesnt really fill you with confidence. Just feels a bit too loose, needs a more positive grip. If zipper opening was a touch longer it would be easier to get cards out. Also mine had a lot of loose threads coming off at various places.

A good idea overall but perhaps needs a bit more thought and better materials.

When traveling in South America, I used this little wallet. You can easily carry a credit card and an ID, along with some paper money in these wallets.

Big enough tor (estimated) 4-5 credit cards and 5-10 bills. NOT big enough to hold your passport.

I bought this backpack to serve as my underseat bag on a recent two week trip. Simply put – I love it! I packed three quart bags (medicine, toiletries and liquids), my small tablet, phone, wallet, brush, wrap, passport, water bottle, umbrella, phone and probably a few more items I’ve forgotten to mention.

I love the outer zip water bottle pocket that opens to accommodate a wider bottle. The variety of pockets worked well and I did not spend time hunting for things as I have done with other underseat bags.

Once at my destinations I unpacked the bag and reloaded it with purse-type items and a jacket. So lightweight and I personally really like to have my hands free while walking. My only concern – and perhaps I just haven’t figured it out – is how to lock the straps in place after you have adjusted them.

Repeated on and offs at the airport resulted in the straps slipping open which placed the backpack to low on my back. This has been one of my best purchases in years!.

I purchased this backpack after the wheels on my Hartmann Rolling Carry On disintegrated during our trip to Europe. That bag did not fit under the seat so I decided to switch to a backpack. I ordered Travelpro’s backpack because it was smaller and more structured then others that I found.

I took my first trip this weekend with this backpack and absolutely love it. There is plenty of room inside the two zippered compartments along with a small zippered compartment on the front of the bag, a space for your phone and water bottle if you have one.

I also believe the quality is outstanding. You won’t be disappointed.

Got a birthday email for 50% off, bought 2 of these (one for a gift later 🙂 ). delivery was smooth and quick, and backpacks are such a great thing for travel, sightseeing, etc. I like all the pockets etc, but would like a way to lock the zippers to secure contents.

Also, since the straps are mostly padded, might as well pad them the rest of the way, would be my suggestion. But, a great travel piece in my group of other Travelpro luggage pieces. I have also bought other Travelpro pieces for family as Christmas gifts.

Awesome Fanny Pack ! Very secure to the pants belts by attach keepers . And very durable . This is my second Blackhawk Fanny pack and my first one still like new after ten years .

I won’t buy anybody else’s buttpack rig. It’s light where it can be, and tough as granite where it needs to be. It will never let your handgun print. The front pocket works well with a fat leather wallet and the new Motorola phones.

It’s the only pack I’ve used that adjusts well to a full-sized M1911 4″ custom with adjustable trit sights.

Works great with Sig p-250 45 acp compact. Pistol fits great, but a larger pistol may not fit. Has strap for magazine that works good. I have 44″ waist and plenty of room to go up or wear over bulky clothes.

I live in the country so I can put it on quick over sweats to take the dogs out at night!.

Not sure how to write this but here goes. I purchased this for my Kimber 1911, my thought was because I like to wear shorts a lot that maybe this would be an easier way to conceal carry with my shorts on.

After I received it, which was flawless (no issues with shipping), I tried it as I was waiting and anticipating it being my saving grace. The first full day of wearing it was not bad at all. It took some getting use to, meaning wearing what felt like a girdle, but not bad.

After the first week I started to notice that my weapon was starting to slip down further and further. I was constantly trying to make adjustments so that it would sit comfortably. Not the case. I finally decided to take off the belly belt and take a look to see what the issue was.

Low and behold the elastic that keeps everything tucked in all nice and neat the first week was losing it’s elasticity. Now I just had a belly band as I try to find another way to carry conformably in my gym shorts.

All in all, my one star is because the description says this is for ALL gun types but that is not the case. If you have a smaller gun this would be perfect.

I initially planned to return the belly band for the following reasons, but eventually decided to keep it to try to make it work for my Kimber Micro 9. The band is six inches wide, which makes it feel more like a girdle than a comfortable concealed carry option.

The band is for left-handed people because it fastens in the back for right-handers, which is very inconvenient, and too difficult to fasten both ends securely. The weapon pouch is too big for the Micro 9, making a quick draw somewhat awkward, since the pouch covers too much of the grip.

The band would work better if it were 4 inches wide instead of 6. Similarly, the useful zipper pocket doesn’t need to be as wide as it currently is, unless a person plans to pack it with all the valuables he doesn’t want to leave in his hotel room.

In my opinion, the zipper pocket should be reduced in width to accommodate a 4 inch band. The gun pouch could also be reduced in width and still accommodate carry-size weapons. I am keeping the band in spite of the suggested improvements because I am going to try using it in cross-draw fashion.

This will put the mag pouch behind the weapon (out of the way for cross-draw), and enable me to fasten the band in front, which is the only convenient location for fastening. I will also stitch the gun pouch in such a way as to narrow the width so that the trigger guard is covered without interfering with the grip.

If I can’t get used to the “girdle” feel, I will give it to someone who doesn’t mind it. In conclusion, the band has potential, but could be designed more realistically.

Your Belly band is a good product. I would like to make a few suggestions to make it a great product. The material that houses the hand gun is too shear in that the trigger can potentially actuate through the holster unintentionally if something presses through given the right angle.

Please consider shoring up the trigger area with a much stiffer material. The magazine pouch does not keep the magazines in securely, because lacks retention material as there is in the gun holster. The gun stays put because the retention material sewn into the belly band does the job, I suggest the same for the magazine pouch.

I chose the zipper feature for the pocket, which I find very useful. I would suggest attaching a small zipper lanyard, because the zipper by itself is difficult to grasp and manipulate. Also I would much appreciate if the zipper pocket could be a bit more elastic so I could manage manipulating items in the pouch more easily.

Lastly I would double-stitch the throughout the belly band for durability. I have had it a short while and there is already a small bit of fray (unraveling of stitch). It is not my intention to complain, because your product is at a very good price point, and I understand in order to make the improvements I suggest would increase your production costs, however I would gladly pay more for it.

I value your products ( I own two) and you have already shown me twice that you stand behind you products no questions asked. Believe me when I say you have a customer for life. You stand behind your products and your word.

Regards, Brian.

I am happy to recommend Urban Carry’s Lock Holster and Gun-Belt for EDC and Course Work. I tried the one recommended for the 4. 0″ barreled Glock 19 (holster #218) 2 years ago in their Black finish, but the muzzle protruded approximately 1/4″.

This time I bought their #208 (the one intended for the 4. 5″ barreled Glock 17) in their Classic Brown finish and the Glock 19 fits it perfectly with about 1/4″ of the holster extending past the muzzle, concealing it and protecting it from harm.

The overall Classic Brown/TAN finish of the holster is only fair. Their Black finish was quite good. I also bought two of their 1. 5″ Heavy-Duty Gun Belts, one in Tan/Classic Brown and the other in Black.

Again the Black finish was noticeably better than the Tan/Classic Brown. Both belts are very thick and sturdy and an excellent value. Follow their advice about what size belt to order. The actual length of the belt is about 6″ longer than the “Size.

” (A “Size 40 belt” actually measures 46″ in length. ) Their “Size” is to the 3rd hole from the end. There are 2 methods to determine the Size belt to order: #1 (Best): Measure the distance from the end of the leather of your present belt to the belt hole used.

That measurement is the Size to order. (Round up to the next size if the measurement is an odd number. ) #2: Add 4″ to the waistline of a pair of pants that fits loosely/comfortably. Reiterating: The finish on their Classic Brown (“Tan”) Holster and Belt is only Fair to Good.

It is especially poorly finished on the sides of the belt and it scuffs easily. The finish on their Black Belt (and Holster) is much better, Good to Very Good. These reasonably-priced holsters and belts are good, everyday working-gear.

I plan to add another #208 in Black for my G19. Incidentally, P80 Compact pistols fit the holsters exactly the same as the G19. Their Customer Support is excellent and their Shipping and Delivery is fast.

Recommended!.

P365 #217 holster Comment: Although I like the way the product is made from high quality leather, I do not like that the 217 holster does not completely cover the trigger guard on the Sig Sauer P365 and the holster is to big for the gun leaving about a half inch of space from the muzzle on the bottom of the holster.

I also do not like the retention system only in the holster. I prefer a locking system with a release that I believe is tactically safer to prevent the gun from being taken out of the holster by another person without permission to do so.

Glock 26 # 205 holster Comment: Although I like the way the product is made from high quality leather, I do not like that the 205 holster does not completely cover the trigger guard on the Glock 26. I also do not like the retention system only in the holster.

I prefer a locking system with a release that I believe is tactically safer to prevent the gun from being taken out of the holster by another person without permission to do so. Thank you In addition if the holsters were made specifically for each firearm and not a variety of firearms, I probably would have kept the holsters, but the holsters are not a custom fit to each firearm and does not completely cover the trigger guard and in the P365 sig, the holster is too big for the gun.

The holsters are expensive and if I’m going to buy your holsters I should be extremely happy for the price I’m paying. If the holster was Tailored more to each firearm’s size covering the trigger guard completely and had a better locking device with maybe a thumb button release, I would probably buy it.

Thank you,.

This is a good OWB holster. I have higher quality holsters for some of my other firearms in different calibers, but this holster is the only one that I found for my Sig Sauer P228 that had almost everything I was looking for in a OWB holster.

The fit is fair. The pistol doesn’t fit real snug, but it’s not loose. It’s a good thing that it has the locking system, otherwise the pistol would fall out with a very small shake/wiggle. The locking system does keep the pistol secure in the holster.

I do like the adjustable tension. I had to really crank it down to get it tight enough to get it to lock my firearm into place and secure it in the holster. It took a little time to get it adjusted to my liking, but it can be done with a little time and patience…it fits and works good now.

I’m curious to see if the holster holds its shape and stiffness after a long period of time being used. I haven’t had the holster long enough to make a fair comment on it. I really didn’t have to break it in, the holster leather is pretty flexible.

This is why I’m wondering if it will hold it’s shape, so re-holstering the pistol will still be easy. The quality of leather, molding, stitching and finish is good. There’s higher quality holsters out there (which you’ll pay for), but there’s a lot of cheaper quality holsters charging around the same price that are a waste of money.

For the price, this is a good holster. I like the fact that this holster has a sweat guard. It’s really a nice feature and protects the firearm from body sweat. All said and done, this is a good holster for my Sig Sauer P228.

My only complaint is when the HC is holstered. If you slightly wiggle the gun it turns the safety off. I honestly didn’t know this when ordering. I was looking at another brand that actually mentuon in big red letters not for manual safety models.

When I went to check this on my new holster is when I discovered this. At this point I’m not sure if this is really an issue. But was the only negitive issue I have. Everything else is pretty awesome.

I have three others for other firearms we own.

The holster is very comfortable to wear and it facilitates concealment very very well. However, the biggest issue that I have with these holsters is that the belt clip won’t clamp tight enough. On draw, I’ve pulled the pistol out with the holster more times than I feel comfortable with.

I purchased two of these holsters, and both of them have this issue. If a metal spring clip was sold in lieu of the plastic clip, I would say that this could be one of the best holsters on the market.

Sole reason for the 3 stars is that if I have to draw, I’d rather not pull the holster with it. It’s kind of a big deal for me.

Very nice holster at its price point. It is comfortable, but better against a shirt. Edges are clean. Retention secure. Clip is a polymer and easy to put on and off, but durability is unknown. This is not a tuckahoe holster.

Perfect fit for my crossbody/ small backpack purse. Looks like a book or just random stuff in my bag. It sits loose but gun is holstered to velcro tight in place. I can place my thumb on the holder for perfect easy exit of my equipment.

Very happy with the add on of the bed side holder. Just move from purse to bed side no problem. Great quality will be ordering another setup for my vehicle. Works great for my M & P Shield EZ 9mm.

I love this! I can slip it into the main pocket of my purse and go. I love it so much because I always know where my weapon is and I know its not sliding around in a case. I also feel so much better knowing which direction the barrel is facing, especially when younger kids are around and walking near me, This is a MUST for women who carry purses.

Bought this and the large purse defender for my wife. After putting them in her purse and letting her put all her stuff back in the defender stayed put very well during drawls. This is fantastic if you must use a purse for concealment which she does from time to time.

Previously, I was not a regular concealed carry person. I am in my 60s, overwight and the most comfortable way to carry was OWB which was concealable in winter outside but not so much indoors. I saw the ComfortTuck on youtube and decided to give it a try.

I ordered one for my M&P Shield. I received it in about a week, put it on at the 4-5 o’clock position and wore it comfortably the first day. I now conceal carry at church, shopping, driving in my truck, and pretty much everywhere except when I am working out of my home office.

By having a quality gun belt, and pants with a waist size 2 inches bigger than normal, I can wear the ComfortTuck all day. I also turned around a purchased another for my CZ 75D PCR Compact. This is a much heavier gun but I can still wear it all day, although I will say the shield is much more comfortable due to the much lighter weight, but both work fine.

As we come out of Winter in Missouri this will be my main carry option until winter comes again. I am very happy with my choice.

High quality materials are used throughout. The leather against your body gets more comfortable with each use. The comfort leather shapes to your body. The holster grips my Masada and holds it in place even in a run.

I am a bigger dude and have tactical love handles and I wear this at my 430 position. The pistol is quick to draw. Even with the combat cut to give you a dater draw the pistol doesn’t touch your skin.

One of the other great features I tried out was the adjustable clip height. You can lower the holster position to bring the pistol grip closer to your belt. I could super conceal my full size pistol by using the adjustable clips.

The more I lowered it the harder the draw. So I adjusted back to the best fit where it offered the best draw and concealment. I highly recommend this holster for EDC. I WILL 1000% recommend Vedder. The fit and finish, ingenuity, use of high quality materials there is really no better choice.

Have been wanting to get the Rapid Tuck for quite a while since I already have two light tucks that I am extremely happy with. But unfortunately it arrive with the wrong belt clip, it was shipped with the long clip.

Adjusted at the same position as the light tucks but when I went to draw my 365xl my knuckle would scrape the clip. Fortunately Vedders customer service is second to none, and Rachel in customer service whom I spoke to realized that the wrong belt clip had been installed and had one on the way asap at no charge.

After installing the short clip I began wearing the holster on a daily basis. I can say that this Rapid Tuck is the most comfortable holsters I’ve worn, retention for a hybrid is outstanding. I ordered the the holster with the upgraded horse hide and dark earth kydex, looking forward to years of use with my new Rapid tuck.

Would highly recommend this holster to anyone looking for a comfortable reliable holster.

When I need a holster which is quick to remove and or place on my belt, I go with this BladeTech Klipt. The best polymer IWB holsters for small (. 380 or smaller) pistols I have found. And so far the best bang for the buck option I can find for LCP Max.

I prefer Leather IWB over polymer, however, good leather holsters for small pistols are harder to find than polymer. I have found only one really good leather IWB holster (cozy partner for P365) which also works for LCP Max.

(But very expensive compared to the BladTech Klipt, and less flexible in placement options. ) For flexibility, this is often my first choice due to the excellent yet simple belt clip that hooks on and stays stays on.

Belt clip, very good design for a polymer clip which I like better than any metal clip holster I have tried. An adjustable cant would be even better (See Nano model). Pistol grip sits just above my belt line, easy to conceal under a light shirt.

Minimalist design allows for effective placement in various IWB body positions. Pretty simple to put on and take off quickly if needed. Clip hooks solid under belt, much better than any other clip option I have tried.

Sweat shield on this is a nice feature, and appropriately sized. Most small pistol holsters I find do not have this feature. Wish I had found BladeTech sooner. My box of misfit holsters would be much smaller.

I bought this for a j-frame revolver, and I prefer this to my other appendix iwb holster i have, despite that holster coming with a claw for flatter concealment. The weight distribution and tension are excellent and it is indeed quite minimal.

Overall I would recommend this holster, and only give it 4 stars (5 if you normalize for price) because it doesn’t feature a claw attachment, and I can’t tuck a shirt over the holster unlike the ultimate klipt.

If the ultimate klipt was offered for my gun I would have got that instead but I’m stuck with what I can get. That being said there is a hole for mounting one on the side, so i tried a different branded claw and it fit, but not perfectly.

I went without the claw and truly this holster with my gun doesnt need it, i would just like the option.

The Klipt IWB holster I received is impressively close fitted and covers the entire frame of my S&W 442. 38 SPL snubby. Worth the money. A safe holster, I believe. The grip extends above the holster allowing a full grip before drawing.

The drawstroke must be straight out the top of the holster, the gun will bind up and catch and not release if you pull the slightest bit diagonally. My favored belt position, 3:30-4:00, is most comfortable for me, usually.

I’m trying out the front 2:00 ish IWB. A bit easier to perform the required straight up draw, for 64 year old shoulder joints. It’s all good.

I started carrying with Urban Carry holsters a couple years back with my G43. I was hooked instantly because they were comfortable with any clothing, and the clip is strong enough that when I carry with sweatpants or gun shorts I can carry the same way and have never had the Holster come it with the gun.

I like the audible”click” you get when the firearm is seated properly, with the right tension I am 100% confident with the holster retaining my firearm should I fall down or end up needing to address a self defense situation that doesn’t require the use of deadly force.

The fit has definitely been tight for the first few days but after that the holster is truly molded to the firearm and it is a perfect fit. I am on my 3rd holster for my 3rd gun, and I mention it or show the holster to anyone that talks about their Kydex Holster from any other brand.

I’m a bigger guy so Kydex digs into me whether I stand or sit, and especially when I sit in my truck. Leather has always been more comfortable but can create a challenge with quick reholsters, but Urban Carry holsters are thick and sturdy enough to maintain shape to allow for an IWB reholster with no issues.

Pros: More comfortable, just as concealable, and great retention. Cons: I wish I could get a claw to further push the grip of the gun into me. That would eliminate printing on my athletic 280lb power body.

That con is still not enough to take away a star though, 5 stars all day!!!.

First the good. It’s a very good looking holster. Nice leather, strong belt clip, well constructed. The not-so-good: The very feature that drew me to purchase the holster, the “lock” in Lock Leather, does not function for my Beretta 9mm APX Carry.

The little clips inside the holster are supposed to latch onto the front of the trigger guard. They do not. Simply because the internal clips are placed too low, just beyond the reach (precisely 3/16 of an inch) of the trigger guard no matter how much force is used to push the gun as deeply as possible into the holster.

There is also a safety block beyond the clips that serve to prevent muzzle exposure. The clips work when the block is removed proving my point, but you absolutely can’t use the holster in that manner as it very unsafe to do so.

I emailed Urban Carry describing the issue and to UC’s credit they responded quickly, suggesting the usual stretching and break-in time and all. However, no amount of use and stretching will bring that clip up, closer to the trigger guard.

UC missed the mark on my gun. I’m still going to keep it because the holster is so very tight it provides plenty of “lock”! Too bad UC poor measurement renders its key selling point moot.

Very comfortable, and the reinforced shield ensures your gun won’t dig in to your side, but only does an okay job of concealing a rather bulky pistol (HK45c in my case). I think this is due to the cant of the gun, with the grip being almost perpendicular to the ground.

The material feels good, but the holster tends to squeeze shut slightly while gun is drawn, making it difficult to reholster. The holster will probably last a long time, however I can see the clip becoming slightly loose as the leather becomes more flexible with age and use.

Loose, but I doubt there’s any risk of the clip coming off. The clip is nice and secure on my 1. 5″ gun belt, though. The trigger guard clip inside the holster is fantastic and secures the gun perfectly, and is adjustable to get exactly the kind of draw you want.

I only wish they offered this holster in a variety of cant angles for the gun. A more aggressive cant would keep the heel of the gun closer to your body to allow for better concealment and a more comfortable draw.

But this is a fantastic holster for the price! 4 stars overall. 4. 5 if additional cant angles were available.

Delivers the same quality as other LA Police Gear tactical pants, but does NOT fit the same. The 2 stretch panels don’t stretch very much and as a result the waist size is actually smaller than other women’s LAPG pants in the same size.

I hoped they’d stretch out to fit with wear, they do not. You will also need to size up if you want any actual use out of any of the pockets. Because these side leg pockets are not sewn on the outside, I could barely get my hand in there and not much else making them essentially useless despite their size.

The smaller waist size also made the 2 front pockets and the back pockets too tight where you can’t fit anything in. Whatever is in your pockets makes a lump on the side of your leg which will wear out your pockets much faster.

As someone who wears the pockets out before anything else, this is a huge con. 3 Stars until I can test out a few sizes up.

I will start this by saying I am not using these as patrol pants. I am a dog trainer and have a hard time finding pants that are comfortable, look professional, have pockets for treats and gear but still allow me to move quickly and in all sorts of weird ways.

These stand up to field use but look great with a polo when working with clients. Super light weight and stretchy. Only 2 things I would change the zipper pulls on the side pockets are too long had to take them off.

The dogs thought they were great chew toys and got caught on kennel sides. The waist is a bit high and with a belt and tucked in shirt I look like urckle but they are the best pants I have found hands down so I will work around that.

The dark Grey color hides most of the dog hair and mud but still looks professional with any color shirt. Slobber wipes off easily. This is a huge win in my profession.

I usually by the women’s stretch ops pants in 10 Long and they fit well especially with boots on. I HATE when I sit down and most of my boot is exposed. So after looking at the mixed reviews (too big/too small), I ordered my normal 10 long.

While they are comfortable and fit similar to my other lapg pants, they’re too short. I’m not sure if maybe they mislabeled them or what. They’re too short while I’m standing and WAY too short while I’m seated.

I like the size of the pockets though. I will say, for at least my body type, the stretch ops pants are more flattering to my figure than these are. Which I know is incredibly important to everyone hahaha.

I had been looking at these holsters for awhile. I’ve tried several different ones but was never really happy with any of them. Finally decided to just go ahead and get this holster with the claw attachment.

This is absolutely the best holster I’ve used, so far. The fit and finish is superb. There are no sharp edges and it has a full length sweat guard. The holster is thin and compact but not cheap. The retention is fantastic.

Couple that with the adjustable ride height and adjustable can’t, you’ve got a rig that can be personalized your own way. Now. About the claw attachment. It does exactly what it says it does. It pulls the grip in tight against your body thus making your firearm virtually invisible.

I live in Florida and with the heat and humidity, I usually wear just shorts and a T-shirt. With the claw attachment, my firearm practically disappears. I would highly recommend anyone adding this to their purchase.

Since I got this holster a couple of weeks ago, I have been wearing it daily. It is, by far, the most comfortable holster I’ve used. Let me just say this. If you’ve been thinking about getting a Concealment Express holster, just get it and give it a try.

Don’t forget the claw attachment, you can’t beat it.

Hi Ben. I received my 2 holsters in the mail yesterday. The IWB holster is perfect. Just what I was looking for. I haven’t mounted my Sheld Sights, mini reflex sight on my HellCat yet but it looks like it will fit inside of the holster nicely.

I made a mistake on the OWB holster. I don’t think the one I ordered will holster my HellCat with the Shield Sight Mini reflex sight mounted to it. Will it be a problem to swap it for one that will holster my HellCat with the mini reflex sight mounted? I don’t know exactly which model that would be but I’ll take a look at the choices and see if I can pick the correct and run it by you.

Is that Okay? The H&K fits nicely in the holster I got for it. Smooth draw and secures the weapon nicely.

To start, had to wait two weeks for delivery, even though site said that holster was in stock. No response from my request of a shipping date and no return phone call. BUT, Tuckable IWB means what it says, it’s tuckable.

I adjusted the depth and cant and now I almost don’t know it’s there. I’m south paw and 6:00 O’clock carry and it rides great, even on a 100 mile road trip. This holster is all I think I will ever need for my Taurus GX4.

I live in N. E. Texas, hot and humid like what Frank H. stated about Florida, the sweat guard is appreciated. If I ever get another carry tool, I will be sure to look at Rounded holsters first.

VERY TIGHT FIT!! After a full week of XD inserted with both single and double freezer bags can finally withdraw my weapon with one hand; and no longer forces the slide back upon holstering. Hopefully after a couple of more days will “break in” a bit more.

**VERY HI QUALITY**; **LOVE THE COMFORTABLE FIT TIGHT NEXT TO BODY**; VERY SLIGHT PRINTING WITH 4” SPRINGFIELD XD. Would highly recommend for a leather holster; JUST BEWARE OF NEEDED BREAK-IN PERIOD.

This is my second Relentless Tactical holster, this time for a 1911 full sized pistol. The Holster is extremely well made, lighter in weight than expected, and using the groc bag treatment fitted up perfectly in 24 hours.

The only two things I would change are the front sight rubs every time the pistol is inserted and drawn cutting crumbs of leather from the holster due to no clearance, and I liked my LCPII holster color better in oxblood brown.

Still, nicely done except for the interference with the front sight. My 1911 is the Ruger SR1911 full sized pistol.

As usual, another beautiful Relentless holster. My SIG SP2022 with red dot fits perfectly. The leather is firm and supportive yet allows for easy draw. As an aside, I have noticed that the brown leather holsters seem to be a bit more firm then the black holsters.

Lasted a year then wore out after moderate use. Belt loops broke and color faded in areas of friction / wear. No rips or tears and a very basic bdu feel compared to other brands.

Very comfortable. I might suggest sizing up if you have bigger bottom and thighs. The flexibility of these pants are outstanding.

The pants are great. Unfortunately they are about 5 inches longer than my legs. I’m not sure if a short option will be available in the future but the regular fit is good for someone about 6′.

I’ve been using the Tech Holster for over a month now, or something like 10 SAR outings — both training and real. First, it has one zipped flat pocket, just barely big enough to fit an iPhone 12 or 13 Max with an Otterbox Symmetry case, which makes it a possible phone case for almost anyone.

This pocket is quite secure and, except in a driving rain, should afford water protection to a phone. There’s a flat slit pocket inside the zipped pocket, good for credit cards or perhaps ID, but not much else.

Then there’s a front pocket held by an elastic cord loop (like on a firearm magazine holster). This front pocket is definitely not watertight at all, and I wouldn’t say as secure as a zipped pocket, but has a bit of a bellows action.

However, it does not fit a Garmin GPS64 or 66 or similar thicker device, either in depth or in height. it might fit a thin rangefinder device or a duck call but the device has to be pretty small. Overall the size of the case is too small for many applications; if you can make it fit, it’ll be a nice solution for you.

Construction of the case overall is first rate throughout. The back of the case features a pair of standard Molle straps plus also a set of velcro straps running horizontally (transverse to the Molle).

The Molle of course works if you’re mounting it on a pack belt, and the horizontal velcro straps allow you to attach it to a pack shoulder strap, a shoulder strap on a duffel, etc. The elastic cord on the front pocket is well-engineered to be easily replaceable (i.

e. , not stitched into the flap). All in all, a small phone case with versatile mounting and high build quality. I wish it were deep enough to hold enough different devices to really warrant its name and large enough to hold larger flat devices like a Garmin Oregon.

I got a couple of the MR Forager pockets in size L and use them on the belt of my Marshall. They are much more versatile for holding a GPS or any bulkier device. (BTW, if you get the Foragers, the small ones are very small — more of the same problem with what is perhaps an outdated size spec — so I recommend always getting the larger ones.

) I don’t recommend it because for most people, the size will be too small; if it fits your equipment, it can be a good solution.

I have tried many bel pockets and most fall apart fairly Quickly. The build quality is excellent. I don’t care much for the bungie pocket on the front, though. My main complaint is the straps that affix the pocket to your belt.

These may work well on a military style pack or whatever, but will slip out of place if you use a belt on a pack or pants. I had to place some heavy cord through the whole setup to keep them from popping out.

I have a horizontal pouch that has a much better belt loop design that will not cause you to loose your expensive tech. I also added a cord security loop to clip to a point.

I’ve ordered this holster with the impression that I could use it as a IWB like in the pictures, but I found out that I cannot. I’d have to buy accessories to convert it into a IWB. That information is not on the website and the pictures are misleading.

The holster is good, apparently.

I bought this and was skeptical thinking it would be uncomfortable. But I was wrong, as soon as opened this package I tried it on and completely was shocked at how comfortable and concealable it was.

Especially since the 5″ ain’t no small gun. Can’t beat the price either! I will be buying more in the future.

Very affordable holster option, and fits the gun very well. Adjustable retention is a good feature, and a comfortable carry choice.

I first bought these in black to try them out. They are high quality and the holster is firm, not flimsy. These leggings are very comfortable, moisture wicking, and I’m very satisfied. In fact, I ordered two more pairs in dark red and green.

The colors are very nice and look exactly as shown in photos. I’m 5’ 7”, weigh 125 lbs and wear these in size medium.

I purchased a pair of the leggings for my wife and she just loves them,she says they’re so comfortable she sometimes forgets her weapon on actually on her. Great product for women.