LG-4 Large

I like to pocket carry my small EDC, and these holsters make it very easy. From a small auto, to a medium framed revolver, they fit nicely in a jeans front pocket, or a cargo pants side pocket. You still have the option of IWB carry, that doesn’t require a belt. Very handy carry system…

It's an awesome value holster. You don't need to spend a ton of money to have an easy to use functional holster.

Was skeptical at first. I did not trust something that didn't have belt loops, but I gave it a chance.I wanted a holster that was easy to remove and attach to my body with the firearm inside. Also wanted something that I could use in my vehicle where it's wedged between my seat and center console. This product works pretty good.I've worn this holster almost daily for weeks now and I haven't had any concerns of it slipping. Currently using it with a Colt King Cobra 3 inch. It's comfortable and seems durable. It's nice being able to cant the holster any way I like. Very versatile.

Have several of these because they are so good.

I have several Sticky Holsters. They work great and are comfortable. I wear them while working with no issues of moving around.

Simplicity itself. After looking at about 10,000 holster options, I decided upon the Sticky. One possible drawback is the lack of any retention strap or device to retain the firearm, so if inverted it will quickly drop out of the holster. It's just gravity and common sense for the solution. Since I'm typically not doing handstands while carrying, I don't anticipate this to be a major issue. It truly does tuck away quickly and easily, and no problems practice drawing.

Looking for a “sleeve” to protect the Governor while in a range bag and this is it. The belt clips on other lightweight holsters were something I didn’t need. I also wanted a closed (sewn shut) barrel end. Finally, a fit that easily covered the trigger guard and CT laser (others didn’t). See photos. UPDATE: I returned this LG-4 and bought the LG-5 version. It fits the same but, is 1” longer (deeper) which I prefer.While the “Sticky” is sold as an IWB holster, there’s not much room for more than me inside my WB ... and the Governor’s not exactly a CC gun. I did give it try though and the draw was surprisingly smooth. Note that replacing the gun requires removing the empty Sticky, inserting the gun in holster and putting both back in your pants.

I bought this for a revolver to try to slim down a print issue. It actually turns out better than what I thought. Not only did it solve the bulging belt clip issue but it did far more. The company says even though there is no clip/fastener it will not slide around -- it doesn't. It sticks in place just as advertised, in fact it is so sticky it has never moved and is almost a fight getting it put in place. I can not put it on with the pants fastened. I don't have much of an issue re holstering after weapon is drawn either. I am actually thinking of switching all my carry weapons to one of these. Impressive!!