IWB Gun Holsters for Small Pistols: Ruger LCP 380, LCP MAX, LCP II- Sig Sauer P938 P238- Walther PPK 380, Kimber Micro 9 - S&W Bodyguard 380 - Kel-Tec P3AT .380

Bought this for wife's S&W Bodyguard 2.0. Fits like a glove and seems like nice quality.

First, this holster works fine with my Ruger LCP Max. A little tight but that helps keep it secure and it draws easily. Clever design to make it ambidextrous. The belt clip moves up and down a little because of that but the result is the holster actually moves up when you sit down if you appendix carry making it more comfortable than rigid Kydex. No idea about durability yet but seems well made with good attention to detail. I like that the strap is completely removable and didn't think I'd use it but I might. Actually more comfortable than my sticky type holster and more secure since it attaches to belt. Great value if it holds up well.Update: After a few days using this holster, I have only one complaint and that is about the difficulty putting it on and taking it off. This is because of the way the metal belt clip is shaped to keep it in the ambidextrous pocket. It helps to pull the clip out away from you belt and twist it on rather than pushing straight down. The good news is that it is the only holster I've been able to wear in the appendix position at all and in the 4 o'clock position I can't even tell it's there.

Love this holster. I’ve bought several. Perfect fit for small to medium size handguns. Not bulky under shirt.

Nice holster that I use for IWB carry of my Sig P365 when wearing shorts. Conceals comfortably on the front and the clip holds firmly on my 1.75 in wide belt. Unfortunately the snap button on the retaining strap fell off on 1st use. With some manipulation and Gorilla glue, I was able to re-attach it. Outside of that it's been worth the money.

I've searched, purchased and returned several holsters that claimed they fit subcompact handguns only to be so big the grip sinks in so far you can't draw your weapon if needed until this one. This is not a good fit for my Jennings .22, 6 shot with a whopping 5" length but it's the only one to date where I am actually able to view the grip and draw it from the holster quickly, albeit I have had to learn to do so with 2 fingers at first to pull it up before my entire hand can grip it but with a little practice it's now a smooth fluid motion. So not only does this holster fit but I love that I can wear it either concealed or open carry! Love the price as well!

I’m 5’8” with a 30-32 waist. I really wanted to like this holster for my Ruger LCP. First the positive, it fit my gun like a glove. I liked the ability to be able to wear it on my right or left side. It also covered the trigger well so I wouldn’t have to worry about snagging the trigger. The thumb break was tight enough to not just pop loose, but loose enough that it was not difficult to pop off. I asked my wife if she could tell I was wearing it and she pointed at my multi-tool holster before noticing the gun holster so that’s a win too. The clip seems sturdy enough to hold to my belt.Now the negative. It’s not as low profile as my other holster. The material of the holster itself is scratchy. But the greatest annoyance was the thumb break itself. No care was given to the stitching and the corners were “sharp”. If I tried wearing that all day, it would’ve worn a raw spot.

I like it better than the more expensive leather ones, which I've discovered can create pitting unfortunately. This one is a good size, works for both pocket carry and iwb, and the strap can cover the fire pin for hammered-fired guns, giving you extra protection from dust or debris. I've found it actually prints less than others made for pocket carry. It is nice to be able to remove the clip as well.

I purchased the IWB/OWB Gun Holster for my Sig Sauer P365, and I found it to be uncomfortable and less secure than I had hoped. The holster offers both inside-the-waistband (IWB) and outside-the-waistband (OWB) options, but the fit is subpar for concealed carry. When worn IWB, it digs into my side, making it uncomfortable to wear for extended periods, even with an undershirt. The retention is also not tight enough, which makes me feel uneasy about the security of my firearm. It doesn’t provide the level of stability or concealability that I was expecting. The holster also shifts around a lot, and I often find myself adjusting it, which isn’t ideal when you need to be discreet. While the material is decent, it feels cheap compared to other holsters I’ve used.Pros:Multiple carry options (IWB and OWB).Affordable price point.Cons:Uncomfortable for IWB use, especially for prolonged wear.Retention is loose and does not secure the firearm tightly.The holster shifts around and needs constant adjusting.Feels cheap compared to other holsters in the market.Overall, I would not recommend this holster for anyone looking for a reliable, comfortable, and secure concealed carry option.