Blade-Tech Kydex Outside-The-Waistband Holster for TASER Pulse and Pulse +

Commentators Stating that it grips the Taser too tightly or will not fit a 2.25" Duty Belt should seriously be considered whether they be competent enough to carry such a device.On the front face of the Taser is a single Phillips Head screw. That screw is the tensioner. Either loosen it slightly for an easier draw or tighten it for a tighter draw. If you prefer an easy draw I would suggest the application of a very tiny amount of the weakest Lok-Tite to the screw threads in order to ensure that the loose screw does not ever back out and become lost.As for the belt adjustment, it is easily adjusted as follows. Remove the Taser from the holster. If it is too tight and the Taser will not easily slide out of the holster, simply loosen the screw mentioned at the beginning of this text. Refer to the rear of the holster. With the holster pointed down, locate the eight rectangular slots. The bar that the eight slots are cut terminates into a (U) shaped frame with squared-off edges. The (U) shaped frame acts as a spacer preventing the two locking clips from being depressed on either side of the bar. At the bottom of the (U) shaped frame, you will find two small fingernail ridges. Use your fingernail to press down on the bottom of the (U) frame. This will cause the (U) frame to pivot out on a hinge. (If too tight, use a small flat screwdriver.) Once the (U) frame is fully pivoted out both locking clips (each with knurled edges) can be squeezed inward thus allowing the entire locking frame to pivot outward, open. Once the locking frame is opened you will find two spacers that are pressed into (one each) of the rectangular slots in the spacer bar. These spacers are easily popped out and can be repositioned into any of the slots in order to fit your particular belt. One or both spacers can be removed in order for the holster to fit on larger belts. In order for the holster to fit on a 2.25" wide duty belt, both spacers will have to be completely removed.I have found this holster to be of high quality and well worth the price. I expect many years of quality service from my Taser Pulse Holster.D Hessler

This is a well-made holster that just works. The amount of force it takes to remove the taser from the holder can be adjusted, but the stock setting seemed perfect. The material had a bit of a roughness to it which I like and seems super sturdy. My only complaint was how difficult it was to remove the piece that attaches to the belt. My gf carries this in her purse and doesn't need the belt attachment piece, but wants something to keep the taser protected. It was a royal pain to remove the screws holding the belt attachment in place. There are holes available to move the belt attachment from one side to another but I pity anyone who is tasked with that.

Fits and feels good. I like the adjustable tension

BladeTech killed it with this holster! The newer Taser Pulse model has become more and more popular so I have seen. Unfortunately there was no practical holster solution, this fills that void with perfection. I use it for my duty belt and couldn't be happier, however, for OWB carry off duty it is also a perfect holster. BladeTech offers a separate model with IWB attachments although I'm sure the IWB loops could simply be purchased separately and easily attached. For my purposes the TekLok attached with this particular holster is great. TekLok features a solid, easy to use double locking system, and the hole pattern on this holster is set up for ambi use. Retention is considered "level 1" friction, simply pull hard enough to draw, but I have tested it by the shake test, running, jumping, etc. It is comparable quality to any similar 511, safariland product. Highly recommended.

While the product is almost top notch, the screws to adjust the cant of the holster are set into slotted 'nuts'. With the screws inset all the way in, it's close to impossible to remove the screws because the 'nuts' are slotted for a straight blade screwdriver - the screws protrude into the slot area making extraction of the screws almost impossible.

Great fit for my Taser Pulse. I like the little adjustable plastic pieces that allow you to ensure a snug fit on your belt. I swap between my duty belt and my regular belt all the time and it’s very easy. Highly recommend!

Was a great holster. Had it only two months and towards the end of my shift the hoster became loose from the clip and my taser fell out and hit the ground as it detached from the clip. Missing one of the screw heads to latch it back and unless you have a screw driver that can fit through the hole you are never going to get it mounted back. One of the worse designs ever. Definitely not worth $45 as now I am back on for a search for a new holster. Biggest waste ever.UPDATE: Contacted the seller. They apologized and said they would reach out to inform the company Blade Tech. Seller offered no options. I asked seller to let me know what they find out and if I am under any warranty with them. Got no response back.I contacted Blade Tech directly via email to explain my situation. I got absolutely no response from them. I suggest buying a different version of holster from different manufacturer and also a different seller if you want good customer service. Very disappointed in my experience.

Bladetech is a company that makes holsters for handguns too. I value the ability to draw my taser in one smooth motion, so a nylon latch doesn't cut it, and I don't need a sleeve because it isn't in my pocket.You can adjust the screws to tighten the retainment, or swap the sides for a left or right hand draw. Works well, shrouds the trigger, still allows enough of the grip to be held and drawn with. If you get a Pulse or Pulse+, get this too.