NEW GLOCK 26 QUESTION

[bsg]

Iwb sorry

the Alessi Talon is a great, simple IWB that simply... works. it is a thin, stiff leather holster with synthetic clip, and even without reinforcement strip at holster's mouth will hold it's shape. the Talon can be worn with or without a belt. holster quality is high.

the Talon Plus variant provides the addition of a reinforcement strip at the holster's mouth. holster quality is high.
i can't comment on the quality of the current Alessi lineup, as my examples of Alessi gun leather were all made during the lifetime of the late Lou Alessi.

the Milt Sparks Summer Special IWB (designed by the late Bruce Nelson) is made in 2 variants with features that include stiff leather with leather belt loop attachments that aid in holster retention when wearing a belt. the Summer Special also includes a reinforcement strip at the holster's mouth. holster quality is high.

[unamused]

I use a white hat IWB holster.

[ddnguyen9]

For IWB try a crossbreed.

I have a Crossbreed holster and I absolutely love it. The holster is made for a Glock 30 but I carry my Glock 26 in it. Since it's IWB, my belt creates some retention on the kydex. I have tried many IWB holsters and this style is by far the most comfortable. Good luck!

[Inuvik]

You might want to check out the Raven Vanguard 2. I have been using one since they came out last year, and have ditched all my other holsters for IWB. Very minimalist, and comfortable. Not great if you un-holster all the time though.

http://www.ravenconcealment.com/holsters/vanguard-holster-systems/vanguard-2-holster-full-kit

[JoeP]

I carry my glock 19 in a Crossbreed Supertuck, I definitely recommend. Check out Theis Holsters though for basically the same product (or so I've heard) for cheaper and quicker shipping time. I've heard great things about the Vanguard 2 and PHLster Skeleton if you like the minimalist kydex stuff. Also, which holster you get greatly depends on where you want to carry. If you don't want to carry appendix, then most holsters are fine. Appendix is where the proper holster really makes a difference.