CrossBreed Holsters MiniTuck IWB Concealed Carry Holster

Ok so let me start out by saying the quality of this holster is great, the belt clips are strong not flimsy, and the design on the clips are great the way they hold on to your belt. Second the leather is twice as thick as other holsters I own and looks and feels higher quality. With that being said I got the “combat” cut which makes for easier draw but my gun has a sandpaper type texture grip so it rubs my back if I don’t tuck my shirt in and makes for a uncomfortable carry after a long day. All in all the only complaint I have is, I wish the kydex was able to be changed for other guns without having to buy a whole new holster for the price. This holster is very nice, fits my gun snug, and after it’s broke in is a comfortable fit! I will be sticking to this brand in the future, and hopefully they will update to interchangeable kydex in the future. Hope this helps

This holster is the best, most comfortable I've found. The leather backing molds to your waist matter how you carry. I switch between appendix, 3 o clock, and on the small of my back, depending on what I'm wearing or where I'm going. This holster is comfortable no matter where on my body I carry. I also don't get overly sweaty wearing this, and the clips are sturdy and keep the holster in place. It is on the pricier end of holsters, but the quality and comfort make it worth every penny.

First off, people are going to say this is uncomfortable or "stiff" because they dont give the leather time to break in and form to the body of the user. Give it 3-4 days of daily wear and I promise itll be the most comfortable holster you'll ever wear. I've used 20+ different brands of iwb holsters and after using this I'll most likely retire my others or gift them to friends. These things have unbeatable value, they're built like a tank, and comfortable as one could imagine. If you're thinking about running a crossbreed as your every day carry, order one. You will not be disappointed.

But fixable. First, this is the perfect size for a small single stack. It is so comfortable it almost disappears. It conceals well even with just a t-shirt. I like the way the kydex covers and protects all of the forward part of the slide. The leather is stiff enough for good support but not too stiff. Retention is perfect.The problem is the leather under the back of the slide is too big. It interfered with the web of my hand when I applied a master grip for my draw. Fortunately a pair of good scissors can fix that. Take a pen and trace the top of the grip under the slide, then trim carefully. From other pictures, mine is not the only model affected.

I like it a lot and I still use it but I’m not sure why it is so expensive.There isn’t a similar, better priced holster on the market so I went with this one and it works perfect. It is quality, thick and is comfortable to carry. The retention sucks when you are taking it off or carrying it in your hand but it holds great inside a belt.I would buy it again if I needed a new one and there wasn’t a cheaper option that was made of the same materials.

I've used this holster with my EDC Glock 43x for a week shy of a year now. Took about a week to break in the leather. No change in retention from the day I got it. It's an extremely durable and comfortable holster that's worth the money. Plenty of protection to keep the slide from rubbing against me and little enough to get a hand fully around the grip for a firm and quick draw. Crossbreed is an excellent company that make a quality product. There's some things you don't go cheap on and a EDC holster is one of them. The only reason you'll only need to buy another one is if you get a new pistol.

I just got my carry permit, so this is my 1st time carrying a firearm. Didn't want to spend this much but all the reviews were overly positive so I figured I'd order. Couldn't be more happy. Even with the extra bit of Covid weight, put on this year, wearing in my 4 o'clock position, feels completely comfortable. The gun is super snug and not coming out unless you pull it out. Not sure I'd wear it to the range, being it's not as easy to quickly find the spot and put back in, but maybe I just need more practice. But my intent is to wear this strictly to conceal. My G43x tucks inside an untucked shirt and no one knows. You won't be disappointed with this holster.

So here's the deal, I'm pretty picky about holster type in that I like hybrid IWB designs only. Crossbreed makes a fine product, I own two others (Full size IWB hybrids, one cowhide one horsehide). My problem with Crossbreed is that they charge around 300% more than some other retailers for the same exact product. I don't know if they befriended and named their cows or what, but leather and kydex should not cost this much. Especially for a MiniTuck.I switched from an EDC of the Glock 43 to the Sig P365 which is the reason for my holster purchase. My previous holster, again, was a hybrid IWB, cowhide and kydex design made by SHTF Gear, which unfortunately appears to no longer be in business. It was a phenomenal holster and I kid you not, was made from the same approximate size and thickness of leather, utilized similar spring-steel belt clips, the same spacers, the same fasteners, and the same quality of kydex... And it cost me $22 shipped from Amazon.This product itself is 5 stars... It conceals well, quality construction, doesn't drift on the belt and stays in place. Break-in is minimal because it's a pretty small holster and conforms to your waistline in just a couple days (I'm 6'1 205lbs athletic build for reference). I don't review retention because it's adjustable with a hairdryer and fingertip to your liking and isn't ''one size fits all''.Bottom line is that $70 bucks for this thing is absolutely absurd. If I wasn't against synthetic materials I would spend my 70 bones on an AlienGear. Problem is, there are a few reviews lately that report the backing for the AlienGear has started to unravel/come apart rather quickly. Leather doesn't do that... Food for thought.