Brave Response Holster | IWB Holster for Concealed Carry | Inside The Waistband | Fits All Firearms Glock 17 19 27 43 43X 48 Sig Sauer S&W M&P Shield FN H&K Taurus 9/40/.357/.45

So far this is the best carry holster I've come across with regard to comfort, versatility and ease of concealment. It is very comfortable. I put it on with my Glock 43 and an extra magazine to try it out. I got side tracked answering some emails and actually forgot I had it on. My only criticism is the adjustable retention strap appears to be designed for larger guns. Even though it's adjustable, moving the strap to fit my 43 leaves very little Velcro on Velcro contact. A larger Velcro strip would have easily fixed this drawback. That's my main concern. Also, not a big problem but the Velcro on the waist strap is in patches rather than a solid strip of Velcro along the band. So it's hit and miss as to where the Velcro pieces are going to line up. It would be easier to wear if there was a single, longer strip of Velcro.Update #1: I just got back from a nearly 5 mile walk with intermittent light rain and despite my shirt being soaked, the holster, strapped directly to my skin under my shirt, somehow managed to remain dry. That's a real plus for me as I walk a lot!Update #2: After further review and more walks in the heat, I've come up with a slight modification (see photo) that would really help this holster design. So Brave Response people, I'm hoping for your response. If you wear the holster, like I do, against your skin, you'll notice that most of the grip and part of your gun make direct contact with your skin. Depending on your activity level and temperature, this can result in sweat accumulating on the gun body. By adding an additional piece of fabric on top of the holster, between the skin and the gun, you eliminate this gun-to-skin contact and the resulting sweat that can accumulate on the gun. Still a great holster but I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 as there is room for improvement.

I REALLY want to give this 5 stars. Really really.This is the most versatile holster I've ever found, and the only one other than my Thunderwear holster (which is difficult to draw from) that I pack for almost any application. I can wear this thing with gym shorts, and YES, it DOES stay on! You can even jog with it. It's brilliant. And yes, it fits any gun, even my 4" Chiappa Rhino. I only have TWO complaints about this holster, which... if you know me, that's not a lot of complaints.1) It needs padding between your body and the gun. I wear this when I can't wear a belt. Brave Response -- See AlienGear holsters for an example. It just needs a piece of neoprene or something and then it's perfect.2) The snap will rub and scratch your gun if you use the strap. Personally I'll never carry it without the retaining strap for extra security, since I'm moving a lot when I wear it, but I don't like scratching up my more expensive guns. Just a little backing over the snap would prevent this.Aside from those two minor complaints, I still give it 4 stars. It's insanely comfortable with an undershirt or if you wear it on your back, and just about any gun will disappear with this thing. I've even tried it with my full size Glock 20 and I can still wear a polo shirt. No kidding.Buy it. This one will not just sit in your holster drawer, I promise you. You'll be reaching for it when you can't find anything else that works with what you're wearing. Which is every other day. Buy it.

This belt conceals better than many of my others and is somewhat comfortable to wear (see next paragraph). I did notice the magazines do pop up, but for me it was only a few inches.I agree with other reviews the belt has separations in the velcro right where the average person would attach it too. So it is a little tricky to fit right. They should make that part solid velcro and cut off a foot of the excess.I have three complaints. The thumb snap is almost hidden by the slide on my 45 cal M&P Shield. It is awkward when you go to re-holster. In other words you can't do it discreetly. I would recommend they reverse the snaps. Put the female snap on the outside of the holster and the male snap on the inside. The belt itself, if you don't line it up exactly, chafes. Even when you line it up when you sit and stand the belt shifts and it again chafes. I had to put a piece of cloth under the end to keep it from chafing . It worked and I can wear the holster all day. My last concern is the price; for $74 it just seemed too expensive. I'll keep the holster but really think it's way overpriced.

Don't waste your money. I guess if I didn't have a Crossbreed holster it might seem ok. Not good for spare mags. I bent over and it spit the mag out. Unfortunately I trimmed the waist band to fit so I can't return it. Lesson learned.

Velgro is poor choice for securing belt, holster is nylon and hard to remove weapon with any speed.

Holds the grip close to skin reducing printing, the band holds it up so it doesn't drag on my pants. Works with all my guns, I now don't really need to carry a compact. Update: although it works well this holster does not hold up at all with a full size gun, the elastic strands started coming out after a month. I want my Money Back or better yet a quality replacement

I've been using this holster for about 2 weeks now and not one complaint. Very comfortable and concealable. Fits all 3 of my Sigs and Glock very well. I do carry one magazine and a knife in two of the three slots provided and still is very concealable. The reason that I researched this type of holster was that I ride a mountain bike quite a bit and rarely have a belt on my riding pant and shorts. Works very well for what I need it for.