DeSantis Pro Stealth IWB Holster - Fits GLOCK 26/27, Taurus G2S/G2C/G3C, S&W M&P CPT 9/40, Shield 9/40/45, F/N 503, Ruger SR9/40 CPT, Kimber R7 Mako, Walther PPS/PPSM2/CCP, S/A XDS 3.3" - Ambidextrous

First let me say that I've been using this for a Glock 29. The fit is great. Drawing the gun is good. Getting it back in can be a hassle but practice has solved this problem.Next, I bought this for a very specific reason. And that is for when I'm going to work. My workplace doesn't allow firearms in the warehouse. When I first started carrying, I purchased a Hidden Hybrid Holsters C1. The HHHC1 is amazing. But when you need to take it off, it gets a little complicated. On and off with the HHHC1 was troubling because it is a holster that is meant to be on you all day and be comfortable, which it does both extremely well. The DeSantis bridges the gap perfectly.When I get to work, it's very easy to take it off and the gun, holster and all, goes into my locked glove box. Super simple. When I come back out, all I have to do is loosen my belt a couple notches and I am once again armed. Concealment with this holster is pretty good. A T-shirt will cover it easily. Also, having a spare mag holder on the holster is awesome. With my HHHC1, the spare magazine I always carry is relegated to one my other pockets.Now for the downsides. After wearing my HHHC1, this holster feels like crap. It is uncomfortable and you can really feel the weight of the gun...and the magazine...all on one spot on your belt. The magazine slip is awkward. You won't be doing any tactical reloads because the holster is on the side you draw from. That means you have to switch the firearm from one hand to the other or reach across or around back with the other hand to retrieve the mag. The magazine holder is also a little right with the 10 round, 10mm mags. Remember how I talked about it being difficult to re-holster? Well having a wide Gen4 G29 doesn't help the situation. Having a pudge won't help things either. But if you had to draw, chances are, you're going to have time to get it back in.So here's my conclusion. I like this holster. I wear it four days out of the seven day week. But only because it's more convenient. If I could carry in my workplace, I would never have ordered this holster. It does what it needs and for the money, is completely worth it. But if you plan to have a gun on you all day, go with something that is going to spread weight out more and keep the gun closer to you making it easier to conceal. I like IWB carry and when it comes to IWB carry, hybrid holsters like the HHHC1 and Minotaur MTAC by Comp-Tac are the way to go.

This is a great way to go for an IWB holster. Fits my Glock 27 and an extra mag easily and is comfortable enough to wear all day without hassle or discomfort.Keep in mind, the extra mag pouch is NOT stiff, so it can be difficult to put the mag in if you've already put the holster on. I recommend placing your weapon and mag in before putting the holster on.As for movement while wearing, I'm 6 foot 2 inches and of an athletic build and can run easily with this on. Haven't had any issues with fit or fall out.I've had this a little over a month and have worn it nearly every day.If you are looking for a comfortable and low cost IWB, this might be for you.

This is a very good basic appendix holster with a spare mag holder attached for concealed carry. It doesn't exactly stand out anywhere but it's not bad either. You basically get what you paid for, which is a fairly cheap (compared to most kydex and leather holsters) but reliable holster that does what it is supposed to, which is to hold and conceal your handgun securely. The pistol rides somewhat low in your waistband which doesn't help with comfort but on the flip side it conceals better. The placement spare mag pouch is a bit counter-intuitive if you are trained with regular belt mag pouches but it is really not that hard of an adjustment after a couple of safe drills. Having a spare mag on your holster IWB is very convenient and it is a trade off from a traditional mag pouch that can be harder to conceal or carry. I know some people do not recommend re-holstering with these kinds of nylon holsters and I understand their concern, but the nylon lip opening for this holster is still somewhat re-enforced and I have practiced re-holstering with a dry weapon before with no difficulty or adverse effects personally, so I would be comfortable re-holstering if I had to.I have a couple different sizes of the Desantis Pro Stealth and I feel that this one for the sub-compact Glocks are the best fit, not too loose or not too tight like some of the others but this one is just right.

Handgun (SA XDS MOD 2) fits good but the magazine doesn't fit as well as it should. The elastic only goes up about halfway on the magazine. Any kind of movement of the holster and magazine will fall out. Bought this model because Desantis website recommended this size for my hand gun.

Been using this holster for 6 years. Great holster, super comfortable, easy to put inside the waistband, and it stays solid, but also removes easily if you want to take it off. Adjusts easily once inside the waistband too, if you want to slide it forward or backward. The extra mag is a bonus and has never come out. The draw is smooth as well. I just bought another one and figured I should leave a review.

The only thing I don't like about this holster is the magazine pouch, but that may just be me. I would not pass this by because of that. Just don't use it if you don't like it.I really like this holster as simply a gun holster. It sits somewhat deep. So if quick-draw is your prime concern you may not be happy but if greater concealment than a high riding holster while still having enough grip exposed to grab a hold of is what you are looking for I recommend you give this a try.The holster is well made. I noticed someone said it was thick, but the material does not appear to me to be any thicker than that of any other nylon holster. None of them are just single layers of Nylon.While I got this holster for my Glock 26, it also works well for my Beretta Nano. The Nano sits further into the holster so about half the grip is behind the belt making this a semi-deep concealment holster for a Nano.