Sticky HolstersLarger Framed Automatics with 3 to 4-inch barrel (LG6)

I have been unable to find a belt holster that is workable for my (fairly) slim physique. Because of the promise of this one staying in place and the low cost exposure, I decided to try the sticky for my XDM40 compact. I am happy to say that I like this one better than any belt holster I've tried. It actually does stay in place, and without loops or hooks, it is easily placed wherever it fits the body's contours best. It is the least noticeable and most comfortable of any IWB or OWB I know of. If I'm wearing pants that are too tight for IWB (!) I wear it over the pants but under the belt, with a cover garment. It is nice that it's tuckable, too, however because of its sticky quality, pulling the shirt from over it is a bit slow. Small price to pay, in my opinion. I would find it rather large for pocket carry, but so is the XDM. I can't speak to the small sizes for mouse guns in the pocket.All holsters are a compromise, but this one fills more of the desirable squares than most. I recommend it.

I bought this for a Bersa Thunder Ultra compact 9mm handgun. The gun fits well in the holster. The "sticky" material does help hold the gun in place. I don't wear a belt very often which is one reason I wanted to try this holster. Even though the Bersa is a little heavier than some guns, the holster tends to stay in place. I havenjoyed used this for appendix carry and small of the back. The holster worked well and stayed in place. I tried it out wearing a pair of regular hiking shorts and had no problems. I will say that a heavier gun like the Bersa would probably slip and little if wearing lightweight shorts.I will probably get another one of these holsters for my go to concealed weapon which is smaller and lighter weight. I like the versatility of the Sticky holster

I was skeptical, but I tried this with some yoga pants and it's pretty good. If I were going running I'd want a waist band that's a bit less stretchy than yoga pants, but walking, bending, sitting all fine. Stayed in place. When I jumped and ran, it slid down but not instantly and it didn't pull my pants down like clip holsters, just slid lower in my pants. Wouldn't work with loose shorts for that reason. My husband tried it with some sweat shorts and when he jumped it fell through because the waistband was the only elastic. So, with any snug fitting pants, this is great for everyday use. Also, I carry a small purse and when I put the gun in by itself, it tilts so the night sights are the first thing I and anyone else who might be looking would see when I open my purse. When I put the gun in this, then in my purse, it changes the angle and covers the sights so I can open my purse without causing a panic in a shopping line. I think it's great that I can carry in my purse when necessary without a bulky clip taking up space, but if I need to walk away from my purse for any reason, I can just slip this in my pants. Or if I'm driving I can slip it next to the seat or in the seat back pocket. This the perfect multi function holster. Kudos to whoever's brain child this was.

I'm new to the concealed carry thing, and I had no idea it would be so hard to find the best way to actually conceal a weapon - I thought choosing the right gun and ammo were the hard part. Making matters worse, I live in a warm climate and I almost never wear anything with a thick waistband or a belt. Although I value my personal security, last thing I want to do is give up my comfy yoga pants and shorts for jeans and a belt.Then I discovered "Sticky Holsters" - a game-changer for me.As I did my research and read the reviews, I almost felt the Sticky approach was a little too good to be true, but I'm happy to say that this isn't the case. My Beretta Storm Compact fits it like a glove, and so long as I'm wearing bottoms that have a reasonably snug wide waistband, there are no issues at all. It tucks in just above my hip bone and stays firmly planted there without any problem. With a big top, sweater, hoodie or jacket, it's totally invisible, yet inches away if the need arises.My loaded Storm is fairly heavy, but once I got used to carrying around the extra weight, it's been more comfortable than I hoped. I won't say that I've ever forgotten I'm wearing it, but once I lost the fear that it would fall out of my clothes, I've been a lot more relaxed over the whole thing. Compared to the high-quality Beretta-made leather IWB holster for my weapon (which only works with loose jeans and a belt), the Sticky wins hands-down.Only issues I have with the Sticky holster is that it's a little challenging to draw your weapon quickly, and next to impossible to re-holster without taking the holster out of your pants. It's also a little challenging in the restroom, and I suppose even after using it a while, I still worry it's not completely secure - I sometimes find myself moving gently so as not to have it tumbling out of my clothes. I'd also probably stay away from anything heavier than my 27 ounce Storm...indeed, I'm considering a more compact weapon like the P365 instead, and I'm happy to say I Sticky makes a holster for it.Bottom line is that I love my Sticky holster - it's made it a lot easier for me to be armed on a lot of days where I otherwise wouldn't be. If you're like I was and struggling to find the best holster, definitely give the Sticky products a look. Totally recommended!

Very good holster - if you use it reasonably.Using it reasonably, in my mind, is for short duration carry, where you're not wanting to mangle your, more permanent holster from pants to pants, or for use when you're just stepping out of the house for a few minutes and don't want to gear up just for that. Anotherwords, it's a real time saver for short duration carriy. It's super handy for that.It's better than a Remora, because the Remoras are very thick, and you feel like you're carrying a brick. The Sticky Holster is thinner, and conforms more to the pistol. It's also soft and easier on the body.I use it with a compact 9, and I'm very happy with it. I have an IWB leather/kydex hybrid holser, and that's what I use most all the time, but this Sticky Holster gives me some options, and I like that.