It's a solid Safariland product. Fits my handgun perfectly (be careful about selecting the correct model). Easy and smooth thumb release and smooth draw. Easy re-holstering with an audible "snap" when gun is properly seated and secured. Rides close to the body for good concealment, although obviously not as close as a leather pancake holster. Glad I bought it; highly recommended.

Top quality product. Excellent fit and finish. Good packaging. Didn't realize it but this Kydex holster is suede lined.

Very comfortable and secure

Let me start off by saying I purchased this holster for my Glock 22 (Gen 4) with a Streamlight TLR-1HL and Trijicon HD's, however I previously purchased this same model holster for my H&K USP .40

I used it extensively on my USP for about 6 months or more before I traded it for my current Glock 22 and in the time I had it was great. The thumb safety is simple but effective. It's not overly complicated to use but you do have to train to get it just right. It may not be a level 3 retention holster but make no mistake, you're going to have a hard time trying to pull the weapon out if you do not engage the thumb latch. I'm not saying its impossible but I tried it so you don't have to and it wont budge. This not trashing level 3 holsters for duty use because they certainly have their place for a variety of reasons, I'm just under the firm belief that all holsters should offer some form of retention and this is a great simple yet effective way of doing that. Also, once you break it in your weapon will slip into the holster easly with minimal downward pressure needed to be applied, which cant be said for holsters without any mechanical retention because they require a great deal of force to not only insert the gun but to remove it as well which is another reason why I would never recommend one for duty use or even carry.

The holster does take some training to learn to draw effectively, if you pull then engage the latch the firearm will actually not draw and it will remain locked. This is I assume to help protect against someone trying to steal your weapon from his holster by pulling. You must first engage the thumb latch then pull and it will slide out with ease. Similar to a seat belt when your depressing the brake of your car, you must first disengage the brake for the belt to extend. Same thing pretty much! This might sound problematic for some but once you get used to the motion and hand movement of engaging that thumb latch first you won't ever have issues of the holster locking up on you due to improper draw technique. Bottom line, this is a great holster with a great price and I cannot recommend it enough.

I purchased this holster for my Glock 26 with the purpose of qualifying for my state's permit to carry qualification. I was pleasantly surprised with its comfort and feel, especially when sitting, entering & exiting my vehicle. I'm not outrageously overweight, but I've heard others mention how difficult it was finding a holster that took their weight into account. I was very pleased that I got a winner first time out.