Videos tagged with Sweat Guard

This video from Tenicor explores the evolution of appendix carry holsters, referencing a hypothetical 'V4' from a 'pre-tactic Jurassic period' with oversized features like a high sweat guard and body contour. The brand then introduces the 'V5' as a modern, refined, and more concealable successor. Key improvements in the V5 include adjustable clips for ride height and cant, making it a versatile appendix carry solution.

John "Shrek" McPhee of SOB Tactical demonstrates the functionality of the SOB Condom Holster, a minimalist leather design. He highlights its ability to transition between appendix and hip carry using an anti-slip tab and metal clip. The holster features a sweat guard (beaver tail) to protect the user and the firearm, and reinforced stitching for durability.

This video from Tactical Hyve compares budget holsters to high-end, expensive holsters, highlighting significant differences in build quality, customization options, attention to detail, firearm fit, and customer service. The instructor advises investing in higher-tier holsters for better long-term value and performance, especially for those who frequently carry and train.

This practical guide breaks down essential gun holster features for self-defense and concealed carry. It covers retention mechanisms, attachment types, concealment aids like claws and wedges, sweat guards, cant adjustment, ride height, and belt compatibility. The video aims to demystify holster terminology for new shooters, helping them make informed purchasing decisions.

This video provides a behind-the-scenes look at North Coast Tactical's custom Kydex holster manufacturing process. It details the steps from heating and vacuum forming Kydex sheets to cutting, shaping, and assembling the final product. The guide highlights the importance of pressure and heat in forming quality holsters and demonstrates how specific firearm and accessory combinations, like an M&P 4-inch with a PL Pro Valkyrie light, are accommodated through custom molding and blocking techniques. Adjustable retention and sweat guards are also discussed as key features.

This video from QVO Tactical explains the difference between high and low sweat guard options on Kydex holsters. The high sweat guard typically extends to the top of the slide, preventing the firearm's slide from contacting the wearer's skin, which is beneficial in hot or humid conditions. The low sweat guard, conversely, only covers about halfway up the firearm. The choice depends on personal preference, climate, and potential comfort issues during training when the firearm is not holstered.

Mike from Tactical Considerations reviews various holsters, highlighting common mistakes and recommending quality options for concealed carry. He emphasizes the importance of proper fit, retention, and adjustability, particularly for appendix carry. The T-Rex Arms Sidecar is presented as a high-quality, adjustable option that effectively minimizes printing.

This review focuses on the GearCraft holster for the Smith & Wesson SD40VE and SD9VE pistols. The reviewer highlights key holster features such as good retention, complete trigger guard coverage, and effective magazine release interaction. The adjustable retention screws and robust belt loop system, suitable for various belt types, are also emphasized. The presence of a sweat guard is noted as a beneficial, though preferential, feature for comfort and shirt management.

Colion Noir provides an expert review of Bravo Concealment's custom Kydex holsters, highlighting their handmade quality, customizable features, and excellent concealability. He emphasizes the importance of fit, finish, and specific Kydex thickness choices for different carry styles (IWB vs. OWB), offering insights from his established authority in gear evaluation.