Sticky Holsters - 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.

This is my second time purchasing this holster. I am overdue for a new one, considering I bought my last one 6.5 years ago. Even though I own a few different holsters, I can honestly say this is the only one I've used since I got it. I wore it practically everyday. It stays in place and isn't bulky. Well, it used to stay in place. I wore this one out. See pictures I also own the holster book

This fits a Walther PPS perfectly and is quite comfortable. Isn't too bulky and fits the body nicely. It stays put when drawing your weapon as well.

This holster works great for small EDC pistols. I use it with a patagonia shoulder bag or with my biking shorts that are snug. It's definitely sticky!

Very good holster without having to use a belt. Fit my gun well.

Perfect for 38 special every day carry. Very. Comfortable.

I remember being skeptical when I first heard of and saw demos of these holsters on youtube, an IWB rig that did not require any clips or loops but held your firearm on your body soley by the friction of the holster material. I decided to give the Sticky Holster a try when I was looking for a new pocket holster for my G43. The Sticky Holster was not only a decent pocket holster but held my G43 and G26 securely IWB without any clips or loops just as advertised. Without clips on the holster it is really easy to adjust the position of how you carry on your waist, from appendix to cross-draw, and can push it deeper into your waistband if necessary. As a pocket holster it conceals the outline of your gun very well in the pocket, and unlike most other pocket holsters like the Desantis Nemesis or Galco Pocket Protector which has a hook at the base to grab onto the inside of your pocket when you draw, the Sticky Holster relies on the sticky material to keep the holster in the pocket when drawing. The fact that the Sticky Holster can function as both a pocket and IWB holster is a big plus for me, and I also bought the AnkleBiter which is their ankle holster strap that you can use with any separate Sticky Holster for ankle carry. The Sticky Holster is often compared to it's competitor the Remora holster, and after my positive experience with the Sticky Holster I gave Remora a try. My takeaway from both products is that they both work equally as well in my eyes despite how different the sticky material feels on both of them. I prefer the smoother material from Sticky Holster but appreciate the extra options (reinforced top, OWB, etcd.) provided by Remora, so if you are trying to decide between the two I honestly would just suggest buying whichever has better deals or specials going on.