I've only had this for several days, worn it on and off swapping with a barsony leather IWB holster.
The obvious: small holster that doesn't spread out, no body shield which might mean direct skin contact.

A couple of things. At 6'2" 215 I figure I'm just too fat for appendix carry. No problem, this holster slides around just fine.
Also putting the clip for "high ride" really makes the pistol top heavy and easy to roll the belt. I changed it to the lower setting.

I ended up carrying this about 2:30 or so, just forward of the side although I'm still playing with that.
I have no problem with the clip itself except that the clip itself is thick and itself prints on the belt, possibly drawing attention to that area. Might just be me noticing that.

Otherwise I have to agree this is a pretty darn good value for the under 17usd I paid for. If anything its a good backup holster with good adjustment options.

Update: Sadly with no backing I do sweat directly on my shield 9mm.
Another update: Now that its cooler I put a tshirt under my normal shirt. I barely notice the pistol now, decided to upgrade to 5 stars, although I wish the holstercame up higher and had a sweatshield option.

Another update: A positive: with the clip profile being so small I found I am able to sufficiently tuck around the holster clip to get it to more than adequately conceal when wearing a dress shirt. I need to adjust the holster height as it digs too much into my leg while sitting at the deepest setting. I'll need to work more with the holster settings to make it comfortable for the time I'm at church.

If you're looking for a minimalist holster, this is a good option. Very small and light, covers only what needs to be covered. The clip, though has not given me trouble yet, feels a bit flimsy and was difficult to attach. The holster has a soft, rubber like feel to it as opposed to the hard shell of kydex. For appendix carry, sure, but due to the fact that it barely contains the firearm (which is great for a minimalist approach) I don't feel it secures the firearm enough for me to carry at the 3 to 5 o'clock position with confidence. Overall, I would absolutely recommend buying it and trying it out for yourself!

Excellent product. Conceal carry Glock 19 in this holster every day for about 14 hours per day -- going on 6 months. Comfortable, easy to insert holster in waistband without having to drop pants. No problem at all with the belt clip (some have expressed concern that it may be "weak.") Not at all a problem in my experience -- belt clip and holster does the job right. When adjusted properly has excellent concealment, easy to reholster, with enough friction for good retention. Not a "pretty" holster -- but very effective!

6' 200 lbs. My belt is the The Ultimate Concealed Carry CCW Leather Gun Belt - 2016 Model. I wear this all the time I am awake. When I sit there is of course pressure pushing the holster upward. The clip is "J" shaped and the bottom of the "J" keeps the holster attached to my belt. I am careful when putting on the holster to make sure that the clip hooks onto the bottom of the belt.

The belt clip is adjustable in only two steps for depth. Although I am having no problems I would have like to see additional steps that allow deeper carry of the gun. The clip is setup so you can change the angle that the gun clips to the belt. Although the angle is only held by the tightness of the screw the angle has never changed for me.

Because this holster is made specifically for the Glock 43 the fit is perfect. Unlike leather the pressure on the gun in the holster does not vary because of the hard holster shell. So you can adjust the pull strength with a screw that puts pressure on the trigger guard and that draw pressure will remain the same. Mine is adjusted so that even if the holster is upside down the gun will not come out of the holster. Just guessing that I use about 4 lbs of pull to take the gun out of the holster as I have it adjusted. This pressure on the trigger guard is completely release in the first 1/4" of pull allowing for a very exact draw of the gun. The grip of the gun stays far enough above the holster to get a good grip during the draw.

Love, love, love this inexpensive holster. The gun is held securely and the belt clip is sturdier than it looks like it should be. Holds the gun close to the body and leaves no printing with anything other than a tight fitting shirt. You do need to really tighten down the screw that holds the clip down to keep it from changing the cant while you are wearing it, but once you get it good and tight it works great to hold the gun in place. While it is designed to allow you to reverse the holster to left or right hand carry, because of the screw issue listed above I decided to just get a second one rather than do the switching based on the low cost. Sometimes I carry at 4 o'clock so use the right hand orientation; sometimes at 6 o'clock and use left hand orientation. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend this holster for every day carry. I use a tuckable holster when I need to tuck in my shirt, but for every day casual situations this is quick and easy.