Concealed Carry Holster for Men & Women, MD-4 Medium, Glock 43 Holster, Fits Sub-Compact Medium Autos up to 3.6” Barrel, for Left and Right-Hand Draw, IWB and Pocket Carry

I’ve tried all kinds of holsters over the years, but this Sticky Holster is by far the easiest and most versatile way to carry a compact. It fits both my 9mm and my .380 perfectly, and it's one of the least expensive options out there—without sacrificing quality. What really sets it apart is how well it works in a sling bag or backpack. No clips, no bulk—just a secure, reliable fit that stays put. If you carry, you need a good holster, and this one checks every box: comfort, concealment, and convenience. Highly recommended.

Given the adjustability, convenience and price point this is an outstanding holster. I have used it for three months with a Springfield Armory XD-E in 9mm. Unlike another brand holster advertised as "sticky" -- This Sticky Holster really stays in place. The fit is excellent, it retains the pistol very nicely, provides a clean and quick draw. Depending on where you want to place the pistol, you might find it a little too close to the belt vertically, but it is so sticky that you can mount relatively high. More so with longer more full size pistols. To reholster after a draw, pop the holster from its position inside your waistband, reholster and then reinsert back into position. It is outstanding in concealment and can fit just about anywhere around the waist. I've not used any other holster so I can't do a comparison, although with the XD-E at the appendix position some of the other holsters might give you a bit more comfort area where the pistol meets the belly - but this holster is just fine, imposing a little discomfort if you bend over to touch your toes. I've also worn this holster from 190 lbs and a 37 inch waist to 176 pounds and a 34 inch waist - it's been just fine the whole time. Did I say infinitely adjustable? - A real plus as you move from walking to driving to jacket to vest to loose sweatshirt or other shirt. It also provides protection of the trigger and breaks up the outline in a jacket pocket. (Heavy jacket). Retention might be an issue if you are doing gymnastics or heavy athletic actions, but so far I've never had a problem in walking, running, driving or any other normal activity.

I've been using this product for well over 8 years. It works well with the right size for the right gun. It fits well with my gun in my pocket and is made in such a way that it does not come out of your pocket as you pull your weapon out. You can also be used within your waistband of your pants but you do have to reinsert it in the holster prior to putting it back in your waistband and same with your pocket. It's also good to use to help store your your weapon if you put it in your box or containment area or maybe use it in your car. It protects your weapon from damage.

I have to admit that when I first received a Sticky Holster I laughed. Having carried a sidearm for over 25 years in every type holster imaginable, my first thought was these are more of a novelty idea and would never work. Especially for anything other than a pocket "mouse" gun. I'll admit, I was very wrong. I carry compact 9mm's IWB appendix style but occasionally need to shift to an IWB small of the back which for the most part requires removing one holster and installing a different one. But not with the Sticky Holster. Just slip the firearm into the holster, slid it into position and there it stays. As long as there is pressure against the holster it doesn't move and the firearm stays put. If you didn't get the position just right or need to shift it to another location release the pressure, move the holster and there it stays. All that being said, this is not an End All Holster. It has drawbacks and limitations. There are no retaining straps. Get into a wrestling match and you just might find your sidearm has slid down into your britches or worse, is lying on the pavement or dirt. No pressure, no retention. Running is questionable as well. Luckily I haven't had to test that yet but I could foresee a problem developing as your body shifts and twists as you run. Those are just a few scenarios and I'm sure there are many more that could arise but, in my opinion, where this holster shines is the ease of use. Most people don't carry, even though authorized, because it is uncomfortable or inconvenient Rather than having to strap on a holster or change clothes just for a quick run to the store they just leave the sidearm at home. And that situation is exactly where the Sticky Holster shines. Slip it into the waistband and off you go. No fuss, no muss and, more importantly, no excuses.

This Sticky Holster is very comfortable to wear. Before this, I was using a Kydex holster AIWB. After awhile, it would become uncomfortable due to the hard material digging in to my skin. The soft material of the Sicky Holster solves that problem. For the most part, it does a very good job of concealment and staying in place. It draws smoothly and stays in the waistband. The handgun is held firmly in place. The only issue I've had so far is when sitting or squatting. The grip tends to stick out away from the body (mostly because of my belly), causing a printing issue. It did inch up slightly when squatting, but not to the point I thought it would fall out of the waistband. I do not recommend this brand for pocket carry. The sticky material pulls the entire pocket out when trying to draw. It might work in the lower pocket of cargo shorts or any other pocket without a liner.