I bought this holster for a Ruger Service Six .357 mag revolver and the holster is perfect. The only thing that makes me hesitate to recommend it is the clip. It is a flimsy plastic and does not always hold the holster securely in place. However, it is as good as you can expect for this cheap price. This holster is perfect to fulfill the purpose I bought it for, to carry my gun until my new Simply Rugged custom holster gets here.

I had been looking for an IWB holster for my XDS 3.3 and I picked up several. My wife had a Glock 26 and this was listed as a fit for that as well so I grabbed this one knowing I could give it to her if it didn't work for me.

She doesn't get it...it fits my XDS with the Crimson Trace Laser perfectly. It is a nice no-bulk holster for a great IWB tuck. It comes with an excess of strap so I cut mine down (might even cut it off entirely) to fit the gun better and make less bulk to avoid printing.

The only slight negative would be that the clip is a bit weak, but I have practiced with it and it doesn't seem to be an issue.

So if you are in need of an IWB Holster for you XDS, this is a perfect option.

First attempt at IWB holster. It gets one into the feel and concept of IWB for very little money. The only problem with flexible nylon is once you draw your pistol, it takes a little time to open and reposition the pistol. When I wear this rig, this not a problem. If I have to draw my pistol for any perceived threat, I will only be thinking about the draw, not how easy (or not) it is to put the weapon back in its holster.

I may someday buy a Kydex holster, but is will be much more money.

Fits my poly protector .38 very well. Is comfortable material and joy to carry. I will make this comment to address some of the comments on the plastic clip. Firstly this is a $14 holster. It's designed to add little bulk and LITTLE WEIGHT. Which it succeeds in doing. Secondly look at the clip. It is flared on the outside of the clip as well as the inside. Meaning it is designed to also be secured by your belt. Clip it on your pants and your belt can also go over the clip securing it more. Again to provide a smaller print a.k.a. conceal.

The holster doesn't draw with the gun if you utilize the holster design the way it is intended. With the velcro strap still over the weapon? Yes. You're expected to unsecure the velcro first. No differently than having to unsnap a leather holster before you draw. You can cut the velcro strap to your desired length. It is overly long for that reason. I cut mine to the minimum length just enough to keep it from falling out and when secured with my belt I can draw the gun without first having to pull the velcro restraint.

A great holster for the price. I was looking some something inexpensive to keep my Sig P229 secured when stored or during carry and this item exceeded the expectations. It's well known that IWB holsters can be uncomfortable during regular carry and I haven't started carrying continuously, so i will address that in an update. For infrequent IWB carry, it has served well. The holster releases smoothly and fastens securely on my belt. The build is done with quality synthetic materials and stitching appears flawless. The velcro safety strap felt a bit cumbersome but I think that is because I am used to a fastener or swivel loop system. Not a big enough issue that a few draw exercises can't correct. I will buy from this manufacturer again.