IWB & OWB Kydex Holsters | PK Bladesmith

OWB Concealment Holster

A versatile, concealable holster designed for outside-the-waistband (OWB) carry. Ideal for hip carry, it hides well under a jacket or flannel shirt. The low-profile design and built-in cant keep the handgun’s grip close to the body for improved concealment and comfort. The adjustable forward cant allows for a customizable draw angle ranging from -15° to +15°. Comes standard with belt loops 3D-printed from ASA for maximum durability and weather resistance. You can buy the holster here.

Summary of features:

Made from 2 mm thick Kydex and available in nine color options: Black, Olive, FDE, Coyote, Blizzard White, Battleship Gray, EMT Red, Hunter Orange, and Police Blue.
Designed for outside-the-waistband (OWB) carry, optimized for hip carry.
Slim, low-profile design minimizes printing for discreet wear.
Fitted with durable belt loops that are 3D-printed from ASA. They enable secure and rigit fit with the belt.
Multi-position clip mounting allows for a wide range of adjustable draw angles.
Built-in cant keeps the handgun’s grip close to the body, enhancing concealment and comfort.

Adjustable cant

This outside-the-waistband (OWB) holster features an adjustment system along the spine, consisting of seven holes, allowing for precise cant adjustment of the forward clip. By selecting different hole combinations, users can set the draw angle anywhere from approximately -15° to +15° relative to horizontal. This flexibility enables a personalized carry setup, whether you prefer a neutral, forward, or slight rearward cant, ensuring a more natural and comfortable draw tailored to your needs and carry position.

How to wear it

This holster is specifically designed for outside-the-waistband (OWB) carry and is intended to be worn on the outside of the pants. It is optimized for hip carry, with the most comfortable and natural position typically being the 3 o’clock position for right-handed users. This holster is not suitable for inside-the-waistband (IWB) use, as it lacks the necessary retention and support provided by the pressure of the belt and waistband. Attempting to wear it inside the waistband may result in poor fit, instability, and compromised safety during carry.