Tactical Pancake Holster Fit Glock 43 23 32 27 33, M&P Shield, Taurus PT111. Suede Interior. Inside The Waistband ECO Leather Holsters for Pistols by Houston Gun Holsters (Right Hand)

So I held back on writing a review, so that I could wear this holster for awhile. I am COMPLETELY satisfied with this product. Holster after holster after holster and not a single one gave me the comfort this holster has given me. So here’s the deal, the holster manufactures are creating great holsters for the gun, like a glove. Latch mechanisms, perfect molds and some adjustable features - the gun is comfortable lol. Even the tactical cosmetics are great BUT like every other review....... the same thing happens, the digging into my hip, into my side, the lack of flexibility, the print of some holsters, hinders the hell out of my carrying experience. I can’t speak for states other than the state of Ct. we conceal carry even though (legally) we can open carry in which case I wouldn’t mind at all any holster for that matter. But the Houston holster feels and looksthe most invisible. I carry a S&W shield 40 (strong side hip) and finally I can bend, twist, stretch, drive, sit with no worries. Ok so the holding strap....... I’ve given this some thought, and as an advocate of the strap, because of the change in comfort and the confidence i have, in the purchase the holster has on the gun, and more so the split second it takes away to draw,I am fine with it. A definite frame of mind thing. If I were to say ANYTHING it would be - where’s the leather one with the same cushioning in the back ? If anyone knows ......... swyftt@gmail.comFIVE STARS FOR THIS ONE !

Wow. When I saw the price and reviews I bought this because I've never had a holster for my Ruger SR9 since I barely ever carry compared to my other pistols. I clipped it to my belt, holstered the SR9, and that was it. It's now my favorite. Extremely comfortable. I've had many different kinds of holsters over the years, but never had one of these IWB double belt clip pancake things because they're usually spendy and usually leather, which is not padded.Tangent: And if you're thinking I'm a princess for wanting a padded holster, maybe you've never had to carry for work, or for extended periods of time. It makes a big difference. That's why the military kept reducing the weight of the rifles. Comfort of carry preserves the energy you need to deal with a threat. End tangent.As I was saying, went to the parked and chased my kiddos around for a while to test. We just got back a few minutes ago and I told them to hang on a sec because I had to write this review. I also tried my EDC, Springfield XDS and that works too. Both are well retained while jumping around, and yet draw quickly and easily (the interior is soft, fuzzy cloth).Never heard of this Houston company, and I don't know what ECO leather is, but this thing is great.

I've found this a very comfortable holster for even larger pieces of hardware, such as a Sig P250/320, and it still is snug with smaller items, such as a Beretta 85BB Cheetah.I'd be curious to know exactly what is meant by "Eco-Leather". This leads to my only criticism, "customer service" is questionable, at least in English. I emailed once asking that question, and the reply was completely un-understandable. Trying to figure out if it's just some synthetic, or if it is something like "bonded leather", which is essentially a paper-like material made out of leather scraps instead of wood. I still don't know. I ended up with two, because I wasn't sure (still not positive!) of what sizes I got! One , purportedly "L" seems SLIGHTLY larger than the one marked "M", but I honestly can't tell the difference by usage. That was the other question I emailed about -- I couldn't find the package the one had come in to see if it was marked L or M, and again, the response was pretty much indecipherable.Oh that's another gripe, MAYBE it's my browsers, but I found the website's display of what fits in what size VERY difficult to follow. The "This fits" line never breaks, and my browsers can't display it all.All that aside -- this is really a good holster! Holds your hardware snugly, and is padded so I hardly feel even that Big Sig. Only complaint with the holster is that the clips aren't tuckable, so I have to wear an untucked shirt down over it. Which is fine, I'll do that often enough even with my tuckables, but it would be nice to have the option.All that -- well recommended.

I have been having issues finding a concealed holster that is comfortable, it takes a lot of trial and error, but so Far I like this one the best, especially this style. The single clip models stick out to far because of the clip and the gun in the same place.I do wish it had a snap strap to make sure it doesn't fall out, most do not have a strap however. That is not normally a problem except when using the bathroom and so forth, then it can be an issue. But no other holsters seem to have a snap either, except one ankle holster I have and even that snap is very easy to get off, maybe too easy, not secure.It is soft, and it has a good flap that keeps the butt of the gun off your skin, very important!

i have had this holster since July 2020 & carry the same G2C . Has never fallen out, clips have not budged, stitching is good. NEVER had an issue w/ it falling out, no loosening, no creep. I carry a G2C or now a Hellcat in the summer.i was very worried @ 1st when i got it. in fact, i slipped the gun in, thought "no way is this secure" & tossed it in a bag, as a backup. 1 day i have organizing cases & bags, i found it , tried it on 2 sidearm in it & sat on the couch, dinner table, car, etc & thought, "damn THIS IS NICE!3HRS later i was making dinner, my wife touched my lower back & said "oh whats that?" Huh???" i repliedI had totally forgotten i had it on.best holster i ownnow that is is getting colder i get to carry a larger piece (yea, coats & jackets) , but it won't fit. I have not seen this pancake style in a larger format, so i have to go back to kydex.