Does it add bulk to your holster though?

@@Fullblown671 So where you need the support is under the belt line! It adds just a hair where installed but nothing noticeable and the comfort is great!

@@213bunch Cool thank you for the response!

Glad it worked for you. I love it.

@@8541tactical I am going to go get this stuff and do it for my glock 29, thank you guys.

@Beaf Supreme This works, making sitting for long periods possible without the bad bruise.

As a bigger guy, stop fucking eating.

It’s not your body type it’s your diet and exercise plan

Someone here needs to release his anger at the shooting range

Jay Kline He does really sound like Owen Wilson

No. It IS Owen Wilson.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha

Wow... He does.

Swear!!!

How did the wedges work out

@@wilcoxassociates775 It was decent, especially if you’re wearing slim fitting pants. I would recommend looking into Tier 1 wedges for more options though.

Did you like the wedges from T1C or the Dr Scholls better?

@@chewychoui If I had to choose, definitely T1C. Honestly though, I’m not a HUGE fan of the T1C as it gets pretty smashed down over time. Not bad, but I ended up just not having one on.

@@JoeBuys thanks for the reply. I ordered the wedges haha.

I wonder... 4yrs later are you still a douchbag?

And to think a person not paying for his free content feels entitled enough to give him critiques as if YOU were paying for it.. interesting.

Well thats the thing hold between the holster and the heel cushion perhaps its the most critical part of installation

@@jeremiahcherry5283 I don’t think you understand how KZfaq works 😂

Lol

even just rubbing them in your hands (like you're washing you hands) while the clear plastic in on there you will help it adhere. Hair dryer or heat gun does work best but I don't always do that unless it is something I'm taking a bit of time and effort on. When I'm just throwing something together, I rub them in my hands for about 30 seconds vigorously hand it heats it up a bit.

Wow that's great advice thanks man

It’s sucks. The wedge is not even close to being a wedge. It offers absolutely jack shit. You need a thicker wedge shape rubber door stopper or a thick thick foam pad and shape it into a wedge for it to work. The shoe gel pad is way too skinny and doesn’t do JACK SHIT. it’s a fuckin ugly add on. Go with one of the two I listed or get a real wedge and claw for ultimate usability and concealment

Thankfully now T1C has "wedges", they work extremely well

@@tyc2425 What holster you recommend for 3oclock? Tired of searching, and seeing nothing but cool guy appendix carry vids. And what wedges you use?

@@techti8792 3 o clock doesn’t really matter as much, just get something kydex from a reputable manufacturer. You shouldn’t need the wedge for 3. Why not appendix tho? Jw

@@valiant545 I like strong side cause its the same positioning when your carrying owb. Like a warbelt. The muscle memory is already there. And retention aiming is already in place when you draw. I like Bill rapiers method as well. He carries strong side also. I found a holster by the way.

For future viewers, I do the same thing with gear aid when repairing my puffy jackets.

I just did it it works great

You are welcome!

@@8541tactical If you want to see what I did with your idea, check out the last poston this thread: www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1714877 Thanks for the info, I really hope this works.

Cost... ??? Adding more work means charging more money..

Tier 1 gives you a gel wedge option

@@mustardman5366 "Cost... ??? Adding more work means charging more money.." I don't mind paying good money for a well-designed holster. Holsters (good ones) are already expensive - we shouldn't have to pay $100+ for a holster and then have to rig it to ride right with a damned shoe gel. Really.

@@unixfool- Not everyone's body is the same when it comes to comfort. So, a company should just cater to your needs and charge more for their holsters because you have baby skin and get "hot spots"? Thats cute.. Yes.. It cost a lot of money to redesign things.. Maybe you should practice being a bit tougher.. Or, just improvise like the others that need extra comfort do..

No more finding a single sock in your drawer because it's mate is stuffed down your drawers 😂

Yuck

😂😂😂

My dad told me when he was a drill sergeant in the Army station in MS they all used to put maxi pads inside their brown rounds so they wouldn’t get soaked 😂 if only the privates knew the DSs had pad stuck to their foreheads all day..

Also does double duty if you get shot. Just pack the wound with it.

Just don't get the ones with wings... Those are gay

Yep.

I’m guessing it worked for you? Any ideas or problems?

Still going strong. In fact, I purchased another Sidecar and did the exact same thing. The gel holds up very well and the comfort is significant.

Samuel Alzate come on seriously? You sold what some would call the perfect handgun because it poked you a little bit?? I'm a big dude and I carry my glock 26 with G17 mags in it in a $30 holster I got off of Amazon and it's perfectly comfortable. Now it's not a 19 but not too much difference in size and no it doesnt have the attached mag holder, I carry those in my pocket but my point is there are literally hundreds if not thousands of options for concealed carry out there so why sell it before you've exhausted all possibilities? That's all. Now if you weren't particularly fond of it or you needed some quick cash then That changes everything! Either way none of my business just hate to see you lose out before you tried everything. In fact maybe a 26 might work better for you, pick up those mag sleeves that cover the exposed part of a Glock 17 mag and you can rock it in a 26!! Then you have 18 rnds in a compact pistol. Like I said I'm a big guy with the first inexpensive holster I found and couldn't be happier! Should you really be interested let me know and I'll get you the exact holster I'm running with that set up. Thanks.

Tim the gun guy lol I know I know. I sold my G19 because I had a G43 and it was more comfortable for me. I was carrying the G19 less and less and then I moved so I needed the money. But I'm definitely gonna get one again. Maybe the Glock 19X.

Samuel Alzate There you go man!! I love how your thinking!!! I gotta get one of those too! I got all kinds of glocks and guns in general man but I feel your pain! When I was a young man, I'm 50 now I got into some trouble and needed the quick cash and of course the only thing I had of value was my guns!!! So one by one they all went! All but a new fangled plastic pistol I bought in 1987!! Everybody in my shooting circle thought I'd lost my mind paying that much for "PLASTIC" Well thankfully something told me to hold onto that gun which of course is a Glock17 gen2 I think which if I'm not mistaken was what the public was sold??Anyhow man other then one issue with locking back on an empty mag which they quickly fixed it's been the best I've owned! I'd be afraid to guess the round count through her and shes still all original!!! But if I had to guess in the 30plus yes I've had it probably easily a half million rounds!!! Maybe I should contact Glock and tell them my story!! Lol. Anyway bud thanks for taking what I wrote in a positive way cause that's how I meant it and I hate to hear people part with guns unless of course they hate it but not your case! Hang in there and just start rebuilding your collection as you can and you know that will pretty much hold its value!! At least that's what I tell myself every time I want a new toy!! Which seems to be every other week a new gun comes out!!! Thanks for the reply and good luck with the new 19!! Share a pic when your the proud owner!! Lol.

Tim the gun guy great story man! I'm definitely building up my armament soon lol. You have a blessed day!

Samuel Alzate Thanks Bud, you as well and good luck in the future with everything gun related and otherwise!! Be well my friend.

Genther 3408 I carry the same way, but I realize that AIWB carry is much faster from draw to first shot, and much easier to draw when seated or driving.

Yes. Still using it daily.

I have a similar set up. It still gets uncomfortable. I drive a lot for work though.

8541 Tactical do an update video!

@@ThePROFESS10NAL Try kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNJggc9jp7a8oYE.html this may be more ideal with you. The gel wedge doesn't cant the holster bymuch, it more so keeps your under shirts from rising during draws. It does offer a bit of comfort, but if your a fairly sized guy with a 400th parallel....the gel probably won't be enough.

Works great. I need to shoot the follow up.

puma51921 Ha me too, just commented to a guy on.this thread said he sold his 19 because of this problem! I suggested the 26 with 17 mags and a $30 cheapy AIWB holster off of Amazon! I couldnt be happier with my set up and I'm a big dude!!!

Did you miss the whole point of the video?! Lol are you sticking your holster inside your pants + underwear?

@@thehamburglar9mmMole Skin is excellent for chafe points and is used for shoe discomfort. Should work for holsters too. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moleskin

@@thehamburglar9mm- maybe he goes commando. Putting on panties is a waste of time. You're a guy. Act like it..

@@mustardman5366 watch out for your zipper toughy...

@@thehamburglar9mm button fly, baby. like a man

The DarkNight KSG makes a great one. Comfortable, plus claw and wedge. Out of stock on light-bearing right now.

I usually wear this under my shirt. When I do wear a T-shirt between the holster and my skin, I will pull the shirt up a bit before pushing the holster into my waistband.

Gary Sarratt, that might stop the inside shirt from coming untucked though?

It being grabby is actually a great benefit. While it is a little harder to get the holster into your pants the benefit is that it doesn’t move once it’s there. Holster is always in the same place on the draw and it doesn’t try and come out with the gun.

You could adhere the pad with the cloth side facing your body.

Works great. Still using the same wedge. Guess it’s time for an update!

@@8541tactical Awesome!!!

Joe Brown use a hair drier to help the adhesion process. If all else fails just hot glue/super glue it on. It’s the disposable part so it shouldn’t matter if it’s permanent. Hope this helps.

@@zacharydarnell3638 Use contact cement. follow proper directions on the installation of cement

Yes

Yes. I have an Incog. The version I have does not allow for use with optics and a weaponlight. I do not believe any of the Incogs will accept the APLc. I also don’t believe they have a model that will work with optics and a mag caddy.

8541 Tactical oh ok thanks for the reply! I’m using an incog with the mag caddy and it does tend to print with the mag caddy attached. But other than that i like it but but I need to try this heel cushion on it lol

rick Fischer what you gain in comfort you lose in firepower

AIWB offers the fastest time from draw to first shot.

I didnt have a gel pad but used a normal insole. I have the sole side facing the holster and it has helped.

Bite into the pubic bone :)

Pelvic hair 😂

Quick Google search: Helmet pads might the best off the shelf solution. I was thinking one of those loose mesh shoulder pads or something like that first. Then may be neoprene like an Ace bandage or soft knee pads. But if anyone finds something else please post.

The gel will not absorb sweat and shouldn’t be any less-comfortable than the non-breathable kydex. Also, I don’t usually go commando, so there should always be a base layer between my skin and the pad. Helmet pads would likely work fine if you want to cut them to shape. I am not sure how durable they would be in this configuration.

Anything that would absorb sweat would begin to stink after a short while.

Jalen Byon No. Tuctite uses horrible clips that dig into your skin whenever you sit down. Most of these holsters are the same. The important differences are the little things like what clips are used, angles and overall ability to conceal. Like most guys, I have a drawer full of failed holsters. I modify my current edc holsters to fit my body. I would have to Dremel off the lower portion of the Tuctite clips to make it remotely useable.

Why would you use a AIWB holster if you routinely holster hot compensators?

Good point I guess. Idk I don’t have a comp yet but once I have it I’ll still carry aiwb.

Step 1:steal underpants... Step 3: profit

Nope.

snteevveetns I thought the same. Also I am curious if it will stick to your bare skin. I look forward to a follow up review after he has worn this for a month before I try it.

That is an Overwatch Precision Trigger. It is a really nice trigger.