A good inside pants holster for IDPA

[on-ca]

Hi all,

I've been using an outside the belt holster for IDPA and want to try an inside the waistband one.

Any recommendations?

Thanks,
on-ca

 

[Still alive]

Solely Canadian has them in his inventory. But I’ve personally not tried his strong side IWB version.
Crossbreed holsters also has a product and apparently used by RCMP but don’t quote me on this.
Alien Gear has one and I think theirs is quite good for the price.
These ones are the hybrid leather back and Kydex shell designs which I think will provide the best weight distribution and comfort.

I use a GCode Incog. It works very well but, dang, they are not comfortable as there is no cushioning.

 

[red magnum]

https://www.redhilltactical.com/Concealment_c_29.html

Red Hill Tactical makes plenty if real nice IWB holsters, they make them for most of the major brands out there.

If you use redmagnum for a discount code it should get you 10% off your order.

 

[on-ca]

Thanks all, this really helps!

on-ca

 

[tomo333]

Some IDPA do not allow IWB holsters. Check before you buy.

 

[on-ca]

Some IDPA do not allow IWB holsters. Check before you buy.

Never even occurred to me, thanks for the info!

on-ca

 

[RePete]

Strong side IWB holsters ARE allowed in IDPA, but not crossdraw.

 

[Canuck44]

Some IDPA do not allow IWB holsters. Check before you buy.

I have never heard of an IDPA club not allowing an IWB holster or ever hearing the question arising. In the US a lot of competitors use them, because they compete with the same rig as they carry. Completely legal for IDPA. I would not recommend them for use by a new shooter, nor to anyone who has his sights on winning vs competing, because with equal amount of skill, for most, the draw might be a bit slower.

Take Care

Bob

 

[CV32]

I have never heard of an IDPA club not allowing an IWB holster or ever hearing the question arising. In the US a lot of competitors use them, because they compete with the same rig as they carry. Completely legal for IDPA. I would not recommend them for use by a new shooter, nor to anyone who has his sights on winning vs competing, because with equal amount of skill, for most, the draw might be a bit slower.

+1.

 

[TAC PRO]

 

[7.62mm]

I've never used a Kydex IWB Holster, but I have a hard time believing that it would be very comfortable.

 

[Rookie{OMC}]

Back in the early days of IPSC I use to run a "Milt Sparks Summer Special" for my 1911 . Pretty comfy.

h ttps://www.miltsparks.com/products-summer-special.php

 

[paraord]

I used a bladetech IWB for my revolver for IDPA, I wont be getting another one. Full kydex, it was uncomfortable and much slower than OWB.
Unless youre training for real concealed carry I wouldnt bother