HOUSTON IWB Gun Holster ECO Leather Concealed Carry Soft Material | Suede Interior for Maximum Protection | Fits: Glock, Rug, Springfield, Sig, S&W, Walther, Taurus, H&K, Beretta and More

High quality and inexpensive. Houston's soft holsters are best mainly to protect the firearm's finish when stowing in glove box, safe or other. Adequate for IWB, although not really best for a gunfight (but how many of those do you really get into?) or law enforcement, etc. Critics will point out it is tough to re-holster soft IWB holsters like these. Which misses the point that the effective use of an IWB holster is the efficiency of the draw. Once everyone is safe, you can take your time putting the thing away.

Fits my Glock 19 nicely, (a bit big for easy concealment with many holsters), complete with a backstrap-mounted Chrimson Trace laser & still draws quickly & easily. Holds weapon securely, though not adjustable for different angles (the belt clip is fixed in place, so you have to adjust the holster on the belt to change the grip angle. You can get a good firing grip on the weapon before even drawing. It will also easily handle a 19 with a holographic blue-dot sight. Gives good concealment at appendix and 3:00 carry positions with no "imprint" with my loose t-shirts (I live in FL and wear them or an untucked Hawaiian shirt year-round). Comfortable over long periods and easy to get the proper grip while still in the holster when drawing. Even with the relatively heavy "compact" 19, I barely notice I'm carrying with this holster. Not true with my more expensive, less comfortable KYDEX and a bellyband solution seems to show too much imprint with the 19 for me despite what people say about it.With a Glock 26, I can wear a more body-fitting t and nobody will see a thing. Add 2 neoprene IWB mag carriers and you're set for normal casual dress in Florida, where a goodly majority of adults concealed carry and you'd be half naked if you didn't. People here will draw on you if you're simply wearing a COVID mask on occasion. New Jerseyites are lucky enough not to need this ;). My only problem is that it won't fit my tac flashlight on my below-barrel rail and I have to slip it on when the gun isn't holstered if I want to use it. Not really a major problem in the event of an imminent threat, but if you're intent on keeping a tac light permanently on the barrel, look elsewhere. Will take a weapon with a suppressor, but the draw is going to be slow & I don't recommend an appendix carry position.

This holster is very well constructed with rugged stitching and heavy duty belt clip.It is the most comfortable holster I have tried.I carry a full size 1911 and you don’t even know it’s thereYou will not find a better holster for the price.

I bought this for my Bersa Pro 9 but it was an inch to short. So I'm using it for my ccw a Kel Tec P-11 witch has a shorter barrel. I liked the function platform of the Versacarry I had been using for my P-11, but it left my weapon exposed to contact with my skin requiring me to wipe it down with an oil rag every night when I removed it from my waist band. The weapon was also showing obvious wear on the finish from the constant skin contact during the day, even know I didn't buy the Kel Tec for it beauty. I bought it for it's reliability and size. The high padding on the body side of this Houston holster solves that problem. And the softness of the material adds to the comfort. Since this one, I bought another one in the size for my Bersa Pro 9 and one in the size for my Kel Tec 380. I love these Houston Holsters for IWB carrying. And the price of them fits my budget just fine.

This little holster is awesome. It is made out of a foam like cloth stuff with a maybe leather outside that compared to my thick solid leather holsters feels cheaper in hand but I have been using this for about a year now and it is in perfect condition. The clip is metal and strong, I have managed to snag it on things and bend it out over time to be loose, but easily pinched it back to nice and tight. The comfort is great and I prefer it over my other more expensive holsters.I do only recommend it for smaller firearms if it comes in bigger sizes. I carry a Glock 43 and a Ruger SR22 in the same one, they both fit in it great. Much larger than that range and I don't recommend universal fit holsters. Overall even though it seems really cheap, its just a great price for a good working in waste band holster.

I purchased this for my Springfield XDs 40cal and it fits and holds the gun very well. I specifically looked for a in the pants holster that was soft and not plastic, etc. I keep my carry gun in the front and in the back sometimes. I found that it is very comfortable and fits the compact 3.3" barrel just as I hoped. The belt clip holds very tight and holds during semi heavy activity and gun release.

I bought this for my H&K VP9SK, which is a sub compact so even smaller than any H&K compact. The holster is waaaay too small even for sc, for sure won't work for compacts. Does not fit Walther PPS either, again too small. I own another Houston soft, different size, same model, bought for my Walther P22. That one fits the P22 as well as PPS M2 (5 stars holster for the price).

Let's face it. A carry-conceal holster is not part of the natural body parts. Comfort, for me, was a major issue. Granted, the leather can absorb body oils and sweat and then transfer that to the pistol. It's your job to prevent that. This holster really is a comfort.