Savant Tactical Holsters

Savant Tactical Holsters Precision-engineered Kydex holsters from 3D scan to final form. Purpose-built gear. Fast turnaround. Trusted when it matters most.

We design, machine, and build everything in-house for a flawless fit, superior retention, and performance you can trust.

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From design to delivery. Watch how we built the Savant Tactical Zyn/Dip Can Holster. Precision engineered for the perfect fit every time. What do you think of the carbon fiber finish? 🔥

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IWB Carry Positions Explained:   Appendix, Strong-Side Hip & Cross DrawInside the Waistband (IWB) carry is one of the mo...
06/03/2026

IWB Carry Positions Explained:
Appendix, Strong-Side Hip & Cross Draw
Inside the Waistband (IWB) carry is one of the most popular ways to conceal a firearm for everyday carry. With a good Kydex holster, you can comfortably and discreetly carry in multiple positions depending on your body type, clothing, and lifestyle. Here are the most common IWB positions:

1. Appendix Carry (AIWB)
Position: 12–2 o’clock (front of the body, near the appendix).

Pros:
Excellent concealment under most shirts
Very fast draw stroke
Easy to protect/control the firearm while seated or driving

Cons:
Requires a good holster with a proper sweat guard
Can be uncomfortable for some body types or when sitting for long periods

Best for: Smaller to medium frame pistols and people who prioritize concealment.

2. Strong-Side Hip Carry
Position: 3–5 o’clock (on the strong side, behind the hip bone).

Pros:
Very natural draw motion
Highly comfortable for all-day wear
Good balance between concealment and accessibility

Cons:
Slightly more printing than appendix with tighter shirts
Can be harder to conceal when bending or sitting

Best for: Larger pistols and people who want a comfortable, reliable draw.

3. Cross Draw (IWB)
Position: Usually 8–10 o’clock (weak side, across the body).

Pros:
Good option for driving or seated work
Can be more comfortable for some body shapes
Easier access when wearing certain outer garments

Cons:
Slower and less natural draw for most shooters
Requires excellent training to avoid sweeping your body

Best for: Backup guns, off-body scenarios, or specific professions.

Key Tips for Successful IWB Carry:
Always use a quality Kydex holster with adjustable cant, ride height, and claw for better concealment.
A good belt makes a huge difference — soft belts sag and cause printing.
Start with a dry-fire practice routine in your chosen position before daily carry.
Comfort and concealment improve dramatically once you break in the holster and find your ideal position.
Which carry position do you prefer — Appendix, Strong-Side, or Cross Draw? Drop a comment below!
We build custom Kydex IWB holsters for all these positions with excellent retention and comfort features.

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