Adjustability and comfort.

 

Pretty much. Their metal clips are far thinner and hold the holster in place much better than the plastic offerings many holsters have.

Lifetime warranty is nice, I had one crack and they replaced it immediately with no questions.

They don't make a holster for my current EDC and I wish pretty much daily my holster (still nice by PJHolster) was one of my vedders

 

I’m a big fan. They are precise and very well made. They fit the gun very well. Nice positive click retention at the trigger guard. Both cant and height adjustable.

 

They’re worth the money.

Each one I’ve owned has been finished very well and fit each gun nicely.

I have bought other, cheaper holsters and not nearly as much thought towards concealment or comfort has gone into them.

 

Only holsters I will buy.

“Buy once, cry once.”

 

I'm running the light tuck with my 43x. Very nice holster with no problems.
Billy

 

LightTuck is great for reasons listed above - I'm with R.B. Riddick - I only buy Vedders at this point. If you can wait, they typically have sales every month or so. P365XL; P365; G43 in pic. Also have one for my G19. Had one for my Walther PPS M2 - but sold it after I sold the gun.

 

They are good holsters, I settled on them as my standard. Vedder runs sales pretty much every holiday, even small ones, so you might want to wait for one and get 10-20% off.

 

vedder makes an excellent holster. You might want to check out Concealment Express. They make a good holster and not as expensive as Vedder. Also ships a lot faster.

 

If you can wait, they typically have sales every month or so

Or register on their site and don't order one for a while. I swear I get a sale/deal/coupon code about 3 times a week.

I've told them (and requested on their site a dozen times) give me a Wilson EDC X9 with rail holster and I'll buy it yesterday. No dice yet.

I suppose if I get a backup Wilson without rail, I can buy a 4" 1911 holster from them and hope it fits.

 

Good holster. The only thing I don’t like is the sight track is about 3 times as high as it needs to be and they could remove more material at the bottom edge.


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Good holster. The only thing I don’t like is the sight track is about 3 times as high as it needs to be and they could remove more material at the bottom edge.


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Actually pretty handy if you decide to go with an RMR and tall sights to cowitness, they fit fine unlike some other options out there.

 

I have several Vedder Lighttuck holsters and have found them to be outstanding for my EDC requirements. Well worth the extra money.

 

Vedder is my go to IWB. I've tried the cheaper Fomi single clip holsters and could never get them to work. The Vedder can be adjusted for ride height and cant which makes a big difference. At least in my case.

 

It’s a very good holster. Well worth the price. Get on their email list and you’ll get a discount code every couple weeks or so.

 

Only holsters I will buy.

“Buy once, cry once.”

Same here, for conceal holsters. Vedder is my go to.

 

Tulster for the win

Vedder=nice
Tulster =really nice

 

Tulster for the win

Vedder=nice
Tulster =really nice

They are well made but they are:

Not tuckable
Clip is too big
Doesn't adjust to my preferred style

So, Tulster for the loss

 

Get on their email list. They send out a lot of promo codes.

 

Vedder and Theis holsters are my go to for years. The Vedder is not the cheapest kydex, but the fit is perfect and the claw can really make a pistol disappear.

 

Vedder has been my go to holster in the past year or so. Great quality. Had one for my P365 that was perfect for it. Sold the P365 because I did not like it. The only problem with Vedder that I have found, is that their metal clips do not always fit some of my thicker 1 1/2" belts, i.e. too tight.

 

I have a Vedder for my 365. I wish it had a plastic clip instead of metal. The metal is just too stiff. Not a huge deal but I may try a Tulster at some point for that reason.

 

I recently purchased Vedder light tuck for my Springfield EMP 9mm. Hands down the best iwb holster I’ve used to date. Solid build quality, quality materials, very comfortable, great customer service and they stand behind the product. I will be buying another for my Glock 19. I’ve been wearing holsters for forty years.

Good luck, it’s an important decision.


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Vedder is better! The thinner,stiffer metal clip is the best thing going. And on top of that, it’s logo-free. I don’t like advertising my holster maker on my belt.

 

Vedder is better! The thinner,stiffer metal clip is the best thing going. And on top of that, it’s logo-free. I don’t like advertising my holster maker on my belt. View attachment 731204

How are you advertising your holster maker with that thing shoved down the front of your pants?

....nevermind, I don't want to know

 

I have a Lighttuck for my 19. After a couple adjustments it is amazing how comfortable it is to carry something the size of the 19. I will soon be picking one up for my 43 and 43X. Only thing I would mention is to be very careful putting it on and off over a leather belt. If you are not careful you can scratch a belt with the metal clip pretty easily.

 

This is why I switched to Tulster. Only thing is Tulster doesn’t have OWB options.

 

My 30 disappears no matter what I am wearing but I didn’t like my 19 with it. It felt like it rode too high, but that’s also after wearing the 30 for years.

 

I have one for my G43. I also have a Concealment Express for my G48. Both are great!

 

Never once thought of this clip as being "too big"