Does the Remora REALLY stay put?? REALLY???

[.45 ftw!]

I guess I just can't believe it. Somebody convince me.

[scoobyj]

Holds a Glock 36 for me all day long!

[Hot Holster]

Standard wear for those of us who carry at the beaches here in Fla. Yes, they stay put even in swimming attire.

[nickel plate]

Yes, they REALLY do stay in place. My Remora holsters are my CCW EDC and I carry at 3:30 or appendix in cargo shorts, blue jeans or sweats-no undershirt required.
They may still have their 30% off sale going on so for around $25.00 shipping included go buy one.

[voiceofreason]

I've never had it slip or fall or any other issue in the 120+ times I've used it with a small gun.

That said, I prefer something that attaches to something, even if it overhangs the pants (cannot fall down through to the floor) and simply clips to the pants with a metal or plastic clip (not a fan of the plastic clips for holsters unless they can bend a significant amount).

I would not recommend for daily carry personally even though it has been okay. I also prefer the mouth stays open for easy reholster.

For a quick trip, it's better than shoving it into the waistband, but the Raven trigger guard (VG2) would be better. I just hated that my front sight would protrude without cover (hurts).

I own Remora, but an acquaintance uses the "sticky holster" or the competitor and seeing mine, he said his stuck better. I haven't gotten to see his, but I trust that his opinion is honest and not ego driven (he'd ditch a lesser holster and pay more for a new/better one with no hesitation).

[nickel plate]

I've never had it slip or fall or any other issue in the 120+ times I've used it with a small gun.

That said, I prefer something that attaches to something, even if it overhangs the pants (cannot fall down through to the floor) and simply clips to the pants with a metal or plastic clip (not a fan of the plastic clips for holsters unless they can bend a significant amount).

I would not recommend for daily carry personally even though it has been okay. I also prefer the mouth stays open for easy reholster.

For a quick trip, it's better than shoving it into the waistband, but the Raven trigger guard (VG2) would be better. I just hated that my front sight would protrude without cover (hurts).

I own Remora, but an acquaintance uses the "sticky holster" or the competitor and seeing mine, he said his stuck better. I haven't gotten to see his, but I trust that his opinion is honest and not ego driven (he'd ditch a lesser holster and pay more for a new/better one with no hesitation).

All three of ours are the "RFT" re-enforced top version-the mouth stays ridged open for easy re-holstering.