Safariland Announces Species: A Next-Level Concealment Holster
U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- Safariland, a brand of The Safariland Group, a leading global provider of safety products designed for the public safety, military, professional and outdoor markets and one of Cadre Holdings, Inc.’s (NYSE: CDRE) (“Cadre”) key brands has introduced the next addition to its expanding concealment holster line. The Species holster is an inside-the-waistband holster offering a timeless design coupled with retention capabilities.
Species features a SafariLaminate impact-resistant thermoformed construction, granting superior durability and longevity. In conjunction with the durable exterior, the suede-lined interior gives an enhanced fit while protecting the firearm’s finish. An adjustable, passive trigger guard retention system allows for a personalized feel during draw and reholstering. The inclusion of an integrated tension device allows for a tailored fit. Species also adjust for cant and vertical height, maximizing each individual wearer’s comfort.
“Safariland continues to prioritize concealed carry for the responsible citizen,” said Tim Drnec, VP of Marketing for Safariland. “Following the release of our Schema holster, Species is the next product in Safariland’s new concealment lineup. The new offerings allow owners of today’s newest and most popular firearms to use a holster with retention, great concealment, and comfort.”
Safariland Announces Species: A Next-Level Concealment Holster
Safariland Announces Species: A Next-Level Concealment Holster
The Species IWB holsteris now available for the Sig Sauer P365/P365XL, Glock 43/43X, Springfield Hellcat, and Smith & Wesson Shield/Shield Plus and can comfortably fit standard 1.5″ (38mm) belt widths. For more information on the Species holster, visit Safariland.com.
About The Safariland Group
The Safariland Group is a leading global provider of a broad range of safety and survivability products designed for the public safety, military, professional and outdoor markets. The Safariland Group offers a number of recognized brand names in these markets including Safariland® Armor, Duty Gear and Communications, Bianchi®, Break Free®, Hatch®, Med-Eng®, Identicator® and NIK®. The Safariland Group’s mission, “Together, We Save Lives®”, is inherent in the lifesaving and protective products it delivers. The Safariland Group is headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. The Safariland Group is a trade name of Safariland, LLC.
Notice that every ad for inside the waistband holsters demonstrated from the appendix position they use thin models? If you have any extra belly at all, carrying at the appendix position is damned uncomfortable. Unlike my grandson-in-law who considers the uncomfortableness a Freedom reminder, I hate it. If you carry a full size gun it’s even worse, IMHO.
I appendix carry every day and I’m 52 with a little belly – not a big one, but some. But yes – you have to choose your carry position based on your body type for sure. I carry a 365X and carried a 365 for years before that – even in the car. It’s more comfortable for me there, easier to access when I am in a car and easier for me to conceal. I know several others that do the same. I uses a Versacarry ZeroBulk on a KORE EDC belt and the combo is so comfortable (after getting… Read more »
DIYinSTL
2 years ago
Never point a gun at anything you are unwilling to destroy. There’s a lot of that sex change and choose your own gender mania going around …
Yeah! I just cannot bring myself to point something without a safety or two (like a 1911) down at my junk. It IS a very concealable mode of carry, but under-utilized as it is in my old age, my junk has been with me as far back as I can remember. I would sure miss it if something unfortunate happened. Also, I like being able to use the urinal in a restroom or the ground when outdoors.
Grigori
2 years ago
Geeze, how many ways can you do IWB holsters? Anymore, you would think IWB was the only way anyone carries anymore.
EDC handguns, Red Dot sights, and holsters that hold them are super hot seller right now. Companies chase the trends, so when “we” the consumer want something different – they will chase that. LOL
doug
2 years ago
I carry an H&K p30l with a 4.5-inch barrel, on my side, iwb. All the pics show people carrying in front iwb, that is to show the holster better. Iwb can be carried on the side or even on the side of your back if you choose. This type of holster is better for concealment.
How do you ever bend over without having a gun in your junk? Wouldn’t a cross-draw/driver holster, in or out, work better?
Notice that every ad for inside the waistband holsters demonstrated from the appendix position they use thin models? If you have any extra belly at all, carrying at the appendix position is damned uncomfortable. Unlike my grandson-in-law who considers the uncomfortableness a Freedom reminder, I hate it. If you carry a full size gun it’s even worse, IMHO.
I appendix carry every day and I’m 52 with a little belly – not a big one, but some. But yes – you have to choose your carry position based on your body type for sure. I carry a 365X and carried a 365 for years before that – even in the car. It’s more comfortable for me there, easier to access when I am in a car and easier for me to conceal. I know several others that do the same. I uses a Versacarry ZeroBulk on a KORE EDC belt and the combo is so comfortable (after getting… Read more »
Never point a gun at anything you are unwilling to destroy. There’s a lot of that sex change and choose your own gender mania going around …
Yeah! I just cannot bring myself to point something without a safety or two (like a 1911) down at my junk. It IS a very concealable mode of carry, but under-utilized as it is in my old age, my junk has been with me as far back as I can remember. I would sure miss it if something unfortunate happened. Also, I like being able to use the urinal in a restroom or the ground when outdoors.
Geeze, how many ways can you do IWB holsters? Anymore, you would think IWB was the only way anyone carries anymore.
EDC handguns, Red Dot sights, and holsters that hold them are super hot seller right now. Companies chase the trends, so when “we” the consumer want something different – they will chase that. LOL
I carry an H&K p30l with a 4.5-inch barrel, on my side, iwb. All the pics show people carrying in front iwb, that is to show the holster better. Iwb can be carried on the side or even on the side of your back if you choose. This type of holster is better for concealment.