Sticky HolstersConcealment Holster for Men and Women - MD-1 - Fits Kahr S9, Kimber Solo, Ruger EC9, and Similar with up to 3.5" Barrel - for Left and Right-Hand Draw; IWB and Pocket Carry

I normally keep my reviews short and to the point, but if you've ever shopped for a holster or are currently shopping for one then you will appreciate the extra details and explanation.I also have a Remora holster so I'll make some comparisons since I was torn between the two for so long. I have to say IMO the Sticky is a better option for IWB due to the thin and light weight material used. It forms much easier and fits my 9mm Sig P938 like a glove. I will say I wish it was slightly shorter to allow my guns grip to sit just a 1/4 inch higher or so. I am still able to get a good purchase on my gun right away, so it's not a deal breaker.From my experience the material in the Sticky grips more tightly to my clothing IWB than my Remora, which I dint expect due to the difference in textures between the two brands.The Sticky also stay in place for prolonged concealed carry when I'm out and about. I've worn it with jeans (with and without a belt), sweat pants, shorts (with and without a belt), and sweat shorts.As long as the sweat pants/shorts have a draw string to create a more snug fit then it works great with the holster. I also have a CHL so I use all of the clothing options mentioned when I'm out and about.It took me almost as long to choose a holster as it did to find my perfect carry 9mm. I can't say anything negative about this product (the height comment is my attempt to find something to criticize and it's only specific to my experience with my model of gun Sig P938)I plan on buying one for my wife's Sig P238 .380. Her Remora is too bulky for her to carry out of the house without printing. She uses the Remora for home carry only at this point.Don't get me wrong I still like my Remora holsters and accessories for Winter and more bulky attire carry, but when it comes to comfort, the Texas heat, shorts and a T-shirt, and personal preferences the Sticky is hands down my favorite.I'm 5'9'' 180 lbs and I like my clothes to be more form fitting. Not having a larger 6 foot + frame and baggy clothes is another reason I need my holsters to be as slim as possible. Otherwise The only big difference for me between the Remora and the Sticky is that fact that the Sticky lives up to it's name and it sticks just the way I need it to.Make sure to do your research and look into accessories offered. You will want to add additional carry methods and accessory IWB holders as well. I have Remora IWB accessory holders which work well for now, but I'm currently waiting for my Sticky versions to show up. I'l review those once I've tried them out.I hope this helps someone who is on the fence or wondering if this little holster is actually worth buying.

I'm relatively new to the concealed-carry thing, and one of the challenges I ran into was finding a reasonable holster. Silly me - I thought getting the permit and finding the right weapon would be the hard parts, but turns out figuring a way to carry that weapon in a comfortable, unobtrusive way was just as hard.I settled on a Sig P365, and the Sticky Holster seemed like a good choice. I seldom wear anything with a belt, so most of the common holsters out there just didn't seem like they'd work for me. Still, I was concerned whether the Sticky would be secure enough, and I'm happy to say that so long as it's worn with something having a fairly snug elastic waist, it stays in place securely. To be clear, I did have an incident where I was walking through a parking lot with my hands full of stuff, and I could feel the holster sliding down my leg inside my sweats - thankfully, it only happened once so far, but I guess the risk is there. Moral of the story: wear tighter pants...I wasn't positive whether to go with the MD-1 or the slightly smaller SM-5, so in the end I tried them both. I found that either could be used with my P365, although they are slightly different in a few subtle ways. The SM-5 is a bit smaller and fits in a pocket better than the MD-1. The MD-1, being a bit larger, has a little more surface area and seems to be a little more secure as a result. The SM-5 also does a slightly worse job hiding your handgun, especially if you wear anything that's at all clingy. The MD-1 lets the gun go a little deeper into the holster, so there's a bit less of an outline of your weapon's grip showing.I also tried a few of the DeSantis competing products, and came away liking the Sticky better. The Desantis does an excellent job of concealment because the holster is a little bigger all the way around, but I just found it a little stiff and uncomfortable. The more padded Sticky holster is much more comfy, at least for me.To sum it up, the Sticky has been nothing short of a game-changer for me, giving me the confidence to carry my weapon pretty much no matter what I happen to be wearing. It's well made and overall a fair price for a great product - definitely recommended!

I bought this sticky holster for my M&P Sheild. The Sheild fits very snugly and securely in the holster, but can be easily drawn. The holster itself has a texture on the outside that quite securely holds it in place as long as your clothing isn't a billowing MuMu. It can be carried easily IWB, or into an appropriate sized pocket, making it useful for many applications. I definitely recommend this holster.

I bought this for my Springfield XDs 3.3" 9mm and it fits like a glove. Very easy to use, very comfortable, and very versatile. This holster can be used at any IWB position, and even works well in a good sized pant pocket. When using in the pocket, the design fits the shape of the pocket and virtually eliminates any printing. the texture of the holster material is designed to hold it in place without a clip, and it works very well. Not my every day CC holster, but I love having it for its versatility. Bought 1 for my XDm 4.5" 9mm as well.