Does it stay put during physical activities? I need something that won’t shift around.
Absolutely! I wear it during workouts, and it holds well. Just keep in mind that a snug fit is key, especially while active.
I’ve got a kydex holster that I love. It’s lightweight and doesn’t print much, but I feel like it can be a bit uncomfortable with longer wear.
That’s interesting! I thought kydex was generally praised for comfort. What makes yours uncomfortable?
It’s just the way it sits against my ribs. For shorter periods, it’s fine. If you plan to carry all day, you might want to try something softer.
For the ultimate comfort, I recommend checking out leather holsters. The Galco KingTuk is pretty versatile and molds well over time.
How about retention though? I worry leather might sag over time.
Great point! But the KingTuk has good tension adjustments, so you can customize the retention. Just be mindful of regular care for the leather.
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I’ve heard mixed reviews about leather holsters. Some swear by it, while others find them too bulky. It can be a personal choice, I suppose.
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Haha, well I’m just happy my social life doesn’t revolve around holsters! But seriously, they do need to be snug, or it’s just not right.
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I’ve been using a tactical vest with a drop leg holster. It’s a bit unconventional, but the comfort level is unmatched during my outdoor activities.
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Now that’s a unique approach! How do you handle accessibility with it?
It does take a bit of getting used to, but once you’ve practiced the draw, it’s quite seamless. Plus, it’s an interesting conversation starter!
For everything mentioned, just make sure to find a holster that allows for a quick draw yet provides enough retention. Everyone’s body is different!
Exactly! Comfort and fit should always be a priority, especially for our specific guns.
I’ve been using a Kydex holster for my P320 Spectre Comp, and it’s great for concealment! It’s slim and keeps the gun tight to my body, minimizing printing.
That’s good to hear! How about during summer? Does it still conceal well under lighter clothing?
For deeper concealment, I recommend an inside-the-waistband (IWB) style. They offer excellent concealment for the P320 Spectre Comp; it sits snug and doesn’t print much. Just make sure to pick a good belt too!
Good point! IWB definitely prevents visibility issues. Have you faced any comfort issues wearing it all day?
I’ve found that hybrid holsters offer a good balance between comfort and concealment. They usually have a softer backing while providing structure in the front, minimizing printing significantly.