Tulster OWB Contour Kydex Holster in Right Hand fits: Springfield Armory Hellcat Micro | Optic Compatible Outside The Waistband Concealed Carry

For the price, this is an outstanding outside of the waist holster. With my hellcat OSP, the entire holster and pistol does not protrude more than a half inch below the bottom of the belt. I really am a fan of high Rhodes holsters, Because they are much more comfortable than an IWB holster and when worn properly they give you excellent concealment. The holster keeps the handgun tucked up against my side and has so little protrusion that I dont profile and affording me to wear shirts/jackets that don’t tuck in rather than an uncomfortable IWB. With this holster and my Hellcat ther are a great concealed option.

I have normally gone with the cheap 30$ kydex holsters here on Amazon but this holster was well worth the money. The kydex feels more durable and thick, while still sitting close to the body. My hellcat snaps into place perfectly and the triger is fully covered. Plus room for my optic.

I needed an concealable holster that was not iwb. This holster keeps the sidearm close the the body and with the short slide of an Hellcat, there is no sign of my holster showing from under an untucked shirt. I am also pleased with the weapon retention that holds the weapon with little or no play. Will definitely purchase another Tulster for my next pistol purchase.

I'm retired law enforcement so I'm familiar with holsters and by far this is the best one onenive ever worn. It rides nice and high and makes it very comfortable. The material is thin but strong, no flexing. The retention screw has a nice range if adjustment. I highly recommend.

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The craftsmanship is great, very minimal . Even though it's an owb, it can conceal very easily under a t shirt. I've got their owb and iwb. Tulster is all I buy now.

Referencing this review's title, the holster's size is both a blessing and a curse. Chances are if you have a Hellcat you got it for its (small) size. So, having a holster that's somewhat "long" is a bit of a drawback. With the belt/pants I generally wear for OWB carrying, it just doesn't sit quite right - the length is a little too long to properly fit where I like the holster to be. That being said, everyone's waist is different so this may not be a problem for you. Given it's price point (nearly $100 at the time of writing this) I would recommend at least looking around for another option if a smaller-sized holster is a priority. Size aside, the length allows for a secure grip on the belt and the holster itself fits snugly around the Hellcat - I haven't had a problem with it popping out when I'm on the move. Overall, I'd like to see this priced a little less and would like for the length to be smaller to go better with the Hellcat's compact nature, but I'd still recommend the holster overall.

Finally, a kydex holster owb that fits close to the body, comfortable to wear, great adjustable retention for the weapon, great quality, I highly recommend.