Sticky Holsters - Concealed Carry Holster for Men & Women, MD-4 Medium, Glock 43 Holster, Fits Sub-Compact Medium Autos up to 3.6” Barrel, for Left and Right-Hand Draw, IWB and Pocket Carry

I wish I found tbis holster sooner. It's the MOST comfortable holster I've worn in my pocket and on my waist. The best part it is $25 for my Glock 43X (MD-4) and S&W Bodyguard 2.0 TS 12/10. It's very comfortable for all day wear. The trigger seems to be protected, but there's nothing else in the pocket I'm carrying this holster.

I’ve tried all kinds of holsters over the years, but this Sticky Holster is by far the easiest and most versatile way to carry a compact. It fits both my 9mm and my .380 perfectly, and it's one of the least expensive options out there—without sacrificing quality.What really sets it apart is how well it works in a sling bag or backpack. No clips, no bulk—just a secure, reliable fit that stays put. If you carry, you need a good holster, and this one checks every box: comfort, concealment, and convenience. Highly recommended.

Perfect for my CR920X. Lets me safely carry in my pocket, or tucked into my waistline when other holsters won't do. Keeps that trigger safely covered. Nice and tacky so you can draw easily without bringing the holster with it.

I've been using this product for well over 8 years. It works well with the right size for the right gun. It fits well with my gun in my pocket and is made in such a way that it does not come out of your pocket as you pull your weapon out. You can also be used within your waistband of your pants but you do have to reinsert it in the holster prior to putting it back in your waistband and same with your pocket. It's also good to use to help store your your weapon if you put it in your box or containment area or maybe use it in your car. It protects your weapon from damage.

This holster is exactly what I was looking for. It is very minimal in it's design however it is feature rich. Such as the perfectly contoured lines that fit a wide range of handguns. It is perfect for keeping your trigger covered when carrying the weapon in a jacket pocket or backpack. The outside material has a "stickiness" somewhat similar to neoprene which allows you to carry inside the waistband without the need for clips which can sometimes be seen or stick in your side when sitting. I thought it would move around over time without being clipped in place, but surprisingly it stays exactly where you put it.I usually don't go for "universal" type holsters but a friend turned me onto these and I'm sold. They offer several sizes and patterns. I plan on buying at least 2 more. If what I described sounds like it would meet your needs then give them a try, you won't be sorry.

Love this thing. It fits a S&W Shield Plus and original Shield perfectly and fits either in the pocket or on your waist without moving. Very simple and very nice.

If you're like most gun owners, you have guns you like, and you have a large pile of holsters for those guns - some you like, some you don't. A holster is a very personal accessory, and it needs to be both functional and comfortable.I've had this Sticky Holster in my wishlist for quite a while. But I figured, it's $30 I didn't need to spend for another hoster that end up laying in a box somewhere mostly unused. Well, I finally got around to buying it. And man, what a difference!First, comfort: Although I like the IWB concept (deeper concealment, mainly), IWB holsters are typically bulky and have at least one or two abrasive or sharp points. This doesn't. It pads the pistol very well, without adding significant bulk. Quite honestly, this surprised me. I sat around with my pistol holstered for several hours after getting it and hardly noticed it.This also goes to another point: the idea of having to have a second pants wardrobe that's a full size bigger is not appealing. I am wearing this holster under the wardrobe that I already own. (For comparison, I'm using it with my Glock G43, which is a relatively compact weapon. Other larger pistols may not be as compact.)Finally, being IWB, not being very bulky, and being able to position it anywhere around my waist under my belt, this method of carry printed far less than any other method I've been using. (See G43 disclaimer above.)The two disadvantages I see are relatively minor:1. No retention. However, it's IWB, and you can "crank down" your belt to hold it in place.2. In order to re-holster, Sticky recommends (rightly so) you remove the holster from your pants, reholster the pistol externally, then put the whole thing back in. Again, no big problem, I don't plan on unholstering in public unless absolutely necessary.Of course, being Prime, it arrived in the expected two days that we have all come to expect as the norm.