The one thing I don’t like about the Certum3 is the mid-guard rather than a full sweat guard to keep the slide off the body. I avoid IWB holsters that don’t fully cover the slide, as it gets too hot and humid where I live to have the gun riding against me all day.

 

Ive been using a Tenicor Velo4 for about nine months now and like it. I agree with DG on the full sweat guard, and the Velo4 has that. It also has a bump out at the bottom of the holster that pushes the grip more into your body. The previous holster I was using that I got through Suarez, has the same sort of bump out at the bottom, and I came to appreciate it with that holster.

My only complaint with the Velo4, and it looks like all the Tenicor holsters is, they don't offer a 1.75" belt clip, only 1.5". I ended up going with their soft loop which they do offer in 1.75". Not a big deal, but its nice to have the option.

 

I have 5 or 6 of them. I'm a big fan. Best AIWB holster on the planet, IMO.

 

I use the certum 3 with my 19.5 and holosun scs. It replaced my comp-tac mtac - I carry IWB strong-side 2 o'clock.

It's a bit less comfortable than the mtac since it doesn't provide any barrier between the scs and my undershirt, but it's a whole lot smaller. Overall it's a great holster, and I'd recommend it. I have not carried AIWB with it.

 

The Tenicor is my favorite holster. I have the one that accepts multiple light designs.

I'd suggest one of those if you are considering a light. They also have one that is molded such that it cams the grip into your body line to help hide it. That's great to have.

 

I got one last month to replace a Don Hume thumb break that I carried for about 15 years. The CERTUM is light, slim, strong, quite comfortable, and my G19 with ACRO P2 fits perfectly. I 100% recommend it.

 

The Certum is a great holster. Another good AIWB holster is JMCK and you can get it with a full sweat guard.

 

I recently got my Certum Lux 2 for my 19 Gen5 MOS.

I like it a lot. It is comfortable at 3 o'clock or so position, my preferred spot. I don't like the T1 clips, at least at first impressions. Very stiff, which is good, but I dislike the bottom hook. It makes getting the holster on or off a bit more of a chore, at least for me. I don't have a lot of experience though, so who knows, once I get the technique right, it'll probably be a non-issue.

The quality of the holster speaks volumes compared to my Vedder LightTuck, which is also a good product. The Tenicor seems thoughtfully designed and crafted. It feels like a well-made product. The gun fits the holster perfectly, like it's impressive. I don't have qualms about the shorter sweat guard but I can understand the issue there. Being about to use a lot of WMLs on my gun and still have holster-compatibility is a major plus. That it's optic-ready by default (and not an upcharge like some brands) is a plus, too.

I think I still prefer my Vedder LightTuck at the moment, because I just know how to make it comfortable for me. But I think with use I will come to really like and prefer the Tenicor. Whenever I mount an optic to my 19, I will have to use it as my Vedder isn't optic-cut.

I also bought their Arx Lux OWB holster and Zero Belt. The Arx is probably my favorite holster of the two. Really sturdy, comfortable holster. Also impressively well-made. It will probably become my dedicated range and winter-carry holster. I am tempted to buy one for my 43X; I'm curious if I can conceal it with just a shirt.

The Zero belt has to be my favorite Tenicor product. It is incredible how comfortable yet study enough to carry even my 19. It is a night and day difference in comfort over my Kore Essentials. That belt was immediately resigned to range and class duty. I don't get hotspots with my Zero belt. With my 43X in its Vedder LightTuck, it is an incredibly comfortable way to carry. I highly recommend the belt, even if I haven't convinced you of the holsters.

Hopefully that helps - please ask if you have questions.

 

I recently got my Certum Lux 2 for my 19 Gen5 MOS.

I like it a lot. It is comfortable at 3 o'clock or so position, my preferred spot. I don't like the T1 clips, at least at first impressions. Very stiff, which is good, but I dislike the bottom hook. It makes getting the holster on or off a bit more of a chore, at least for me. I don't have a lot of experience though, so who knows, once I get the technique right, it'll probably be a non-issue.

The quality of the holster speaks volumes compared to my Vedder LightTuck, which is also a good product. The Tenicor seems thoughtfully designed and crafted. It feels like a well-made product. The gun fits the holster perfectly, like it's impressive. I don't have qualms about the shorter sweat guard but I can understand the issue there. Being about to use a lot of WMLs on my gun and still have holster-compatibility is a major plus. That it's optic-ready by default (and not an upcharge like some brands) is a plus, too.

I think I still prefer my Vedder LightTuck at the moment, because I just know how to make it comfortable for me. But I think with use I will come to really like and prefer the Tenicor. Whenever I mount an optic to my 19, I will have to use it as my Vedder isn't optic-cut.

I also bought their Arx Lux OWB holster and Zero Belt. The Arx is probably my favorite holster of the two. Really sturdy, comfortable holster. Also impressively well-made. It will probably become my dedicated range and winter-carry holster. I am tempted to buy one for my 43X; I'm curious if I can conceal it with just a shirt.

The Zero belt has to be my favorite Tenicor product. It is incredible how comfortable yet study enough to carry even my 19. It is a night and day difference in comfort over my Kore Essentials. That belt was immediately resigned to range and class duty. I don't get hotspots with my Zero belt. With my 43X in its Vedder LightTuck, it is an incredibly comfortable way to carry. I highly recommend the belt, even if I haven't convinced you of the holsters.

Hopefully that helps - please ask if you have questions.

I just bought the Certum 3 for my 43x and I love it. I wear it at 2 o'clock and it is very comfortable to me. I also bought the zero belt and it is awesome. So simple in design, yet it works very well for my EDC. I'm very happy with my purchases and would recommend both.

 

I have a Velo4 and have been impressed with it…first Tenicor for me. The Certum is my next IWB.
Look forward to your review if you get one

 

Tenicor makes good stuff.

 

I have 7 Tenicor holsters for different guns

 

Do you have an ARX and, if so, how do you like it?

 

I ended up buying the Tenicor Certum. No complaints, very happy