Rounded IWB Holster - Inside Waistband Concealed Carry, American Made, Concealment Express, Carbon Fiber Black Kydex, Optics Ready, Fits:

Nice and tight fit on my S&W Shield X. Really recommend it, it’s comfortable and looks good. It’s a good purchase for the price. I have no complaints about it. I recommend to give it a try.

Really nice holster! I had recently got a Smith & Wesson Shield 9mm for concealed carry and wanted a comfortable IWB holster for it. I purchased a hybrid 2-clip holster but thought it was a bit big for such a small pistol, I wanted something easier to just tuck & go and also have the option to wear it in different positions which the hybrid did not offer. Also, I didn't want leather because I live in AZ and sweat most of the year...the Kydex is the way to go for an exact fit and to keep your gun protected from moisture. Based on the great feedback of this holster I thought I'd give it a try, and I'm glad I did! My M&P Shield *snaps* into it like it is part of the pistol itself - giving a nice loud CLICK. No wiggling at all and it passed the shake upside down test without coming loose, yet it draws easily. The retention is adjustable too if you need it. It is very comfortable in the waistband and can be moved wherever you like, which is perfect for me because sometimes I like to carry at 5 'o clock & sometimes kidney on either side. The clip is beefy and wide with a good strong grab and its cant is slightly adjustable - but I feel the 15º it comes set at is just fine. I chose the carbon fiber version because I'm a sucker for CF car parts and it looks awesome on this holster! My only gripe... I had seen some others' reviews saying that the holster edge covers the mag release button - mine does not. Probably not a huge deal but I kinda wished it did so the button doesn't get depressed accidentally. I will wear the holster for a while & report back on that. I've included some crude phone pics to show this, and the overall fit & look of the product. I still highly recommend it so if you're on the fence like I was, just get it. Great holster for the money and it got here fast!

This holster is a simple and very efficient fit for my P365. Just what the ad described. It is easy to insert in the waistband, secure for drawing the pistol out and easily returning the pistol to the holster. It is also very easy to remove from the waistband. (My other holster, made by a large firearms company was more expensive, but was waaay too hard to remove from the waistband.) this holster is well made also.

EDITED: This holster is sturdy, thin, comfortable to wear IWB, and the belt clip does a good job of securing it to your belt (unless you have a very thin belt). It also fits the M&P Shield like a glove and the trigger is very well protected so I feel safe wearing it without engaging the gun safety. I wear it IWB on a sport motorcycle and it's very secure even when I'm in a fully tucked in position. In the car or when I'm seated it's equally comfortable and sometimes I forget that I'm wearing it all together. That's what's good about it, now for the bad. I only have 1 problem with this holster. The default level of retention on it was ridiculously tight. The first few times I tried to draw the gun it wouldn't budge then when I finally pulled hard enough it pulled the entire holster out. Luckily there is an adjustable retention screw so I loosened it to the appropriate level and the retention problem was fixed. The gun was secure enough to stay firmly holstered while running or jumping but could also be drawn relatively easily and it would audibly snap back in place when reholstered. However, the retention screw was so short that it was basically on the very last thread in order to achieve this moderate level of retention. Eventually it popped out and I had no retention at all. Luckily I was able to find the retention screw and I removed a rubber grommet from the screw hole in order to allow the screw to go in deeper and thread properly. Once I did that the retention problems were permanently fixed, but only after almost losing the retention screw and ruining the holster. My initial review said that the cant angle was non-adjustable and that the default position was too extreme but I was mistaken. One of the two screws attaching the belt clip to the holster can be loosened allowing for a minor cant adjustment. Overall this is a good holster. Just be careful not to lose the retention screw. Remove the grommet if you must. And I apologize for my initial mistake.

Fits my family tp9 elite SC well. Nice looking holster

These holsters are high quality and an excellent value. I have about six of them between IWB and OWB for Beretta 92, Beretta PX4 Storm subcompact, CZ P10C, and Springfield 1911. I have also purchased a few holsters from the more expensive brands that allow you to customize their holsters. Pros: For every holster I have had they all fit the gun perfectly. They are easily adjustable to the tension you prefer. The guns snap in and out very firmly and positively. The trigger guards 100% completely cover the trigger, nothing is getting in there. You can adjust the tension so that you can hold the holster upside down and shake it hard and the gun does not fall out, yet, the draw is still quick and easy. I have purchased far more expensive customizable hosters that do not even fit the gun properly (*cough* KSG Armory *cough*). The IWB works perfectly with the Philster Enigma if you want to use that. I have one for my PX4 subcompact on the Enigma. Quality is fantastic, except for having the option to customize colors and a few other things, I can’t really tell a quality difference between more expensive holsters I’ve tried. The selection of guns these fit is huge. All the other manufacturers seem to have much few options. So if you want a holster for something other than a Glock or P365, the options sometimes dwindle quickly. I could only find 2 other companies that even make a holster for a PX4 subcompact. Compared to custom holsters, you can have your holster in a few days instead waiting of a few weeks to a few months. I like how much coverage the IWB holsters give you on the higher part of the gun. That part is pushed into your belly, rubs against your skin, and guns often have rough or pointy safety/decockers there. If you don’t like this though, you can just cut it off with a dremel. If you also get a claw, these work exactly as they are supposed to. Cons (mostly very minor): There’s no option for a wedge. But I made my own, there are plenty of DIY videos out there on how to do that. The belt clip: The plastic IWB belt clip is actually great as plastic clips go. But I prefer the metal clips, which are not available on Amazon. But they are only $10 direct from the manufacturer and are excellent so it’s not too difficult to swap them. The OWB belt clips on the other hand are awful and it’s my only real complaint with any of their holsters. Even with a 1 and 1/2 inch belt the bottom hook is 3/4 of an inch below the belt which just allows way too much play. I am including a picture of this. I have swapped the metal clips onto my IWB holsters and then swapped the plastic IWB clip over to the OWB holsters and this works well enough. Optic cut: I bought one with an optic cut (Beretta 92) and the cutout went so far down that most of the ejection port was uncovered. I’m including a picture of this. While I don’t think it really will affect the function, there’s just no way any optics cut ever needs to go so far down because your optic will never cover the ejection port. Most of my guns have optics and I just buy the non optic version and cut it out myself with a Dremel. However, if you don’t want to do this the holsters with optic cuts still do function just fine. All in all, value for the money, my experience with Concealment Express holsters if 5 stars. They are excellent holsters for the money. The exception is the OWB holsters because the belt clip is just awful.

Perfect fit Great quality material

The Holster is excellent however, the delivery service they use is terrible. Plan on waiting and postponement on delivery.