DTOM Ultimate Tuck IWB (Inside The Waistband) Hybrid Holster - RH, Black, fits Glk 17, 19, 26, 22, 23, 27

Does it’s job. And can’t beat the price

I got this for my glock 19 and the holster clicks in securely, covering the entire trigger guard and releases without being too tight. I was skeptical at first cause these types of holsters look so big but it is so much more comfortable and secure than my traditional, single belt clip leather holster. The gun stays put, close to the body and in the same draw position all day long. It also features a leather guard to keep the slide from jamming into my skin.I will update later to comment on durability.Update Nov. 2016,Two screws to the clip got loose and I actually lost one of them. Good thing the original package came with extras. You can't really tighten them too hard as the back of the bolt is smooth (no leverage). To gain more thread, I removed all the washers and applied some "lock tite" to the the threads and tightened with a small Phillips. I still love the comfort but I hope the belt clips don't continue to have issues.

This is a solid holster for the price. The quality of the leather is good and is soft up against the body. The kydex molding has left some to be desired though in my opinion. It is solid, it holds the gun decently, but there doesn't feel to be good lock up on the retention end. Most kydex or even well made leather holsters have a click like feeling when the gun is inserted but this just slides in and relies on belt tension to finish snugging it up. Also I am not a huge fan of the belt clips, they are not metal to metal with great retention they are more just there to keep the gun from sliding in your pants. In the end this is great for what I need it to do, for the price you get a pretty solid holster and I would recommend this to someone who is looking for a once in a while IWB carry for an inexpensive gun or a stopgap to a custom holster. However if you are looking for a holster for a high end gun, or everyday carry, skip this, spend the money, get something the is of better quality and hand made, you won't regret it.

So far so good. I bought this after reading the reviews about the kydex not covering the trigger completely. As an NRA pistol instructor, having a holster that does not cover trigger completely makes me uneasy. But, when “cocked and locked” the trigger sets forward and only the back-half of the trigger was a exposed, so really it cannot go off. It is just a mental hurdle to get over. I’ve thought a lot about it and decided it really is just as safe as the galco and any other. Because “just enough” of the trigger is covered when cocked and locked. Quality of constructions seems superb! Really impressive! Time will tell how it holds up, but so far. It is extremely comfortable and my gen 3 Glock 19 clicks into place very nicely. So far, very happy

Great holster that I have worn daily for several months. 3 stars because I have already had to replace a few screws after they came loose and were lost. Now I just make sure all of them are tightened about once a week. They still have a habit of coming loose but now I am catching it before they back all the way out.

Nice holster to conceal my weapon. I'm a slender female, 5'6, 130 lbs. When I first started wearing it under my jeans it took some getting used to but that's normal. A little practice on location. I like the 4:00 area so with some time I'm hoping it will form to my body. I use a pretty thick leather belt, with the clips on the holster I do have to put my left hand in the holster while pulling my gun with my right. Mostly because I don't like my belt so tight that I'm uncomfortable. But it is exactly what I was looking for so I'm very happy with my purchase. The leather isn't hard, it's a good quality. Has adjustable cllips as well but I haven't tried them out yet to comment. Hope this review helps. Peace, Love and be safe out there.

Leather is well finished and stitched. The holster is comfortable once adjusted and broken in. But..... once broken in, or even in the break-in process, the screws fall out. There is no thread locker applied to any hardware threads by the maker. When the leather shrinks a bit, tension is lost on the hardware. You can try to tighten it, but the screw bottom out in the non-anchored nuts. You can not tighten them enough because the round base nut just spins in the leather. This also causes poor weapon retention over time. My glock 19 gen 5 fit perfectly out of the box, after a week of wear, I could turn the holster upside down and have the pistol fall out without any shaking. There is no room to adjust for a weeks worth of wear. Poor design. I did fix it though. I put washers under the hardware to spread the load while shortening the threads, applied blue thread locker throughout. Then I re-molded the kydex with a heat gun and press on my unloaded firearm. It's a good thing I know how to do these things, otherwise I could have possibly lost my firearm or unintentionally shot someone while reaching for it as it fell out of the holster. That's probably why the tell you to carry with an empty chamber... so you can't sue the piss out of them because they can't make a holster worth a damn. By one from a company that knows what they are doing.

I bought one of these holsters.... It's easily the most comfortable one I've ever worn. Quality seems good. My Glock fits in solidly and does not slip out. Even on the draw it seems to stay in place... Unless I have a thin belt and pants... in which case I have to use my off hand to press the holster against me slightly so this it does not come up. But that's the same as any holster I've ever owned. That's just how clips are.I liked the low profile... The Glock 23 is not exactly a small gun. The clips low mounting lets you still tuck a shirt in which I also think is nice if you are wearing this with a Button up shirt.I'm really happy with it.