Bravo Concealment bills their holsters as “the best in everyday concealed carry.” When they offered to send me a holster to review my expectations were high, however, when I received the IWB holster, at first, I was ambivalent.

The holster is constructed from two pieces of Kydex which are joined together by four screws that also hold the belt clips in place. The following items were in the bag:

IWB Kydex Holster (for Glock 17)
Single magazine holder
Extra fasteners
Two additional belt clips

The pistol is aligned vertically with the holster shell (i.e. no built in cant) but the belt loops are adjustable for ride height and cant angle. The belt loops are at an offset angle to allow for better concealment (they call it Torsion Technology). The pistol fit securely in the holster with no slack or rattling. A loaded magazine was inserted in the pistol and holstered. I tried to shake the pistol loose but was not successful.

The holster was comfortable to wear and the pistol could be inserted and removed with ease. I am overweight and most IWB holsters are uncomfortable, particularly when seated. With this holster I experienced a little discomfort, but not nearly as bad as others.

I used this holster for a few months, took it to several training classes and it worked fine. Drawing was simple and fluid and I could re-holster without sweeping myself (important for use on ranges).

In addition an OWB holster was ordered for review (paid for by reviewer). This holster is larger than the IWB model and pistol is slightly canted forward in the shell. Similar to the IWB the holster can be adjusted for ride height and cant, although not as much as the IWB holster.

This holster was used in a training course without prior testing (a mistake on my part). The holster held the pistol a little too tight, which resulted in the pistol pulling up the holster when drawing. This caused me to use my left hand to hold the belt down to aid in drawing. The instructor informed me that I was dangerously close to sweeping my hand, which would result in disqualification, so i changed the holster to the IWB model.

When I returned home customer service was contacted. They asked me a few questions to verify I was using the proper firearm, belt etc. Once this was established they promptly provided a prepaid shipping label to send the holster back to be repaired. Once the issue was corrected the holster was returned, at no cost, and the draw was much smoother. This is great customer service.