IWB Minimalist Concealed Carry Stealth Holster

first impressions:very well made and thought out design. fits snug to pants but shines best with a quality gun belt. the strong metal clip is coated with a very durable matte finish. and it locks in the gun snuggly and the user must be deliberate when removing the firearm. don't worry though, before you do that you can clear your weapon prior to taking your Glock out of its holster.PROs-slim fit (slimer than my leather holster/bersa AWIB combo)-tuckable: very easy to conceal a glock 29 at weddings, work, or church. [check your local laws aboutcarrying in a church]-strong in all aspects-keeps handgun where you conceal it. minimal shifting but easy to adjust if printing occurs.-very safe if you have the correct model and not defective-can clear the firearm prior to exposing the trigger.-must use force to remove firearm from holster(P.S.A. if you dont have to use force to remove your handgun or it has major slop while in this holster than i advise you to immediately return it and contact the manufacturer and get an exchange)CONs-uncomfortable when holster is empty-doubt i can run it over with a truck-long term use may result in slop- wanting to buy a spare just incase; is that a con?- no padding? thats not the intended design so half of a con there.- its so cool i sleep with it in my PJsoverallits a fantastic holster and the people who are looking for something that provides fantastic concealment than you will be able to live with out the added padding. its actually more comfortable than my PPK leather holster, less bulky and more secure. just be sure to remember that yes its comfortable but only for a short while when the firearm is removed.ill buy it again just incase.

I read the reviews here about how it's difficult to draw or re-holster smoothly. That's not what this type of holster is for! This is for high-concealability. The only time you should be drawing is if you need to USE what you're drawing. In which case, you should be drawing smoothly, yes, but also with conviction. It works fine if you do that. And re-holstering in that scenario is like #9275 on your list of concerns. When the incident is over, you can take your time re-holstering. It isn't high-retention. It's not for running or jumping or somersaults.This seems to work fine for me - I've tried it with jeans, dress pants, tucked shirt and untucked. The metal clip tends to "dent" my middle finger if I try to grip the gun without drawing it, but how often do you have to do that?? If you're drawing, you don't even notice it.This is a niche device - keep your expectations confined to that niche, and you'll be pleased.

I like this because it is a simple holster and it clips on your pants whether you have a belt or not. I like to carry when I'm in my home, so I don't always throw a belt on for that. Also, it's good for a quick ride to the gas station or convenience store when you don't feel like putting on a belt either! That said, I'm not sure it would stand up to rigorous activity if you are not wearing a belt, so anything that requires a lot of motion, I'll probably put a belt on. It's not designed for comfort, it's designed for concealability, although after wearing it for a while, you do tend to get used to it and also because it's a slim profile, you don't feel it as much as a brand new kydex holster. Drawing the gun is a little different when you have no belt too because it does tend to hand off the outside of the waist band but this is not a big problem.Note that you of course cannot attach a light to your gun while you use this holster so plan on that of course. If you do usually have a light on your gun, hopefully it detaches easily when you switch holsters. Nothing else to say really! Great holster for the money, does what it claims to do, and you get used to the slight discomfort over time!!

After some time with the gun inserted the plastic was found cracked. Right now the holster is useless. Is there any warranty applicable?

Great Holster love the minimal part of it, no extra bulk with my Springfield Hellcat. Only drawback that I found was it was super tight, and by that I mean almost impossible to draw. I figured out that with the help of the heat gun that I could adjust and get it a little looser. Now it works great, just wished that Q-Series would resolve this known issue with these.

Un poco caro pero buen producto

This IWN holster is perfect for a minimal holster feel. When in the pants, almost feels as if you just stuck your gun in your waste. Almost no extra bulk. It holds the gun securely in your pants and allows easy access and draw. The holster covers the entire trigger guard to prevent accidental discharges. Don’t expect you can easily reholster, because you can’t without removing the holster from your pants. It is meant to comfortably carry your gun for when you need it. Not for target practice where you will keep reholstering. Only issue or concern is the metal clip. It works but I feel like the metal is a bit thin and could break. But this would only happen if you were not careful clipping or unclipping it from your belt. All in all it is comfortable for my G 43 and does what it is supposed to. I like it.

The good...This mimalist holster has the best belt clip, It's easy to adjust the retention, is tuckable and offers minimal printing. Now the bad... #1. It takes two hands to reholster. Who wants to reach around to the 3 o'clock position (my preferred carry position) with my other hand to reholster the gun? #2. The price is outrageous. Too bad I purchased this then stopped scrolling or I would have found the best minimalist holster on Amazon. Look for the one from "Whole Guns". It has an extended bottom and encases the sight of the pistol. Just as concealable and tuckable, plus, you can reholster with one hand and the best part, it cost half as much. The belt clip isn't as good so I switch it out with the one from this holster.