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IWB Holster FAQs

An IWB holster is an inside-the-waistband holster designed to be worn between your pants and body, offering maximum concealment for everyday carry.

Most people carry at the 3–4 o’clock position (just behind the hip), or appendix carry (AIWB) at the 1–2 o’clock position. The right choice depends on your comfort, body type, and wardrobe.

Yes — especially with slim, lightweight Kydex designs like Rounded Gear’s. A proper gun belt also makes a big difference in distributing weight evenly.

Absolutely. Modern IWB holsters are designed to flex with your body so you can sit, drive, or bend over without discomfort. Appendix carry is especially popular for seated positions.

Yes, a sturdy gun belt is recommended to ensure proper support and retention. Without one, the holster may shift or sag.

IWB holsters are worn inside the waistband for maximum concealment, while OWB holsters ride outside the waistband and are often chosen for open carry, training, or range use.

Yes, when paired with a quality holster that fully covers the trigger guard and maintains retention. Rounded Gear holsters are molded to always cover the trigger completely, reducing risk.

Yes. Our IWB holsters are slim enough that even a fitted T-shirt can cover your firearm with minimal printing, especially with a concealment claw attachment.

We manufacture precision-fit holsters for a wide range of popular handguns, including Glock, Sig Sauer, Smith & Wesson, Springfield, and more.

Kydex doesn’t collapse, stretch, or absorb sweat like leather. It maintains consistent retention, allows for a smoother draw, and lasts longer under daily use.

IWB KYDEX Holster

IWB KYDEX Holsters