S&W M&P 9 Shield EZ Holster Equalizer Holster IWB Kydex Fit: Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm Shield EZ / 9 Shield-EZ M2.0 / Equalizer – Inside Waistband Concealed Carry – Adj. Cant & 'Posi-Click' Retention

I had received a red carbon fiber left handed version of this holster with a m&p shield ez 380 I bought second hand. So when I acquired a performance center m&p shield ez 9 I bought a white carbon fiber right handed version for it. It fits great with the performance center version just as the basic 380 version at a good price point. The adjustable retention is also quite nice.

Excellent quality holster, perfect fit. Easily compares to holsters costing twice as much. Job well done.

I like how adjustable it is, to hold gun in place securely, without being too stuff in removing.

As the title says, your getting 90% of a vedder lighttuck at 40% the price. My wife uses a Vedder LightTuck with claw that we paid $65 for, left hand draw. I picked this up for $30 since I like to occasionally carry IWB as well, I currently daily a vedder LightDraw OWB. If you see the pictures vedder is on the right, amberide on the left. Disregarding differences in left hand draw vs right hand, heres the pros and cons. Also cut down one corner on the vedder since it was digging into the skin, something I also plan to modify on the amberide.Heres the differences:1. Vedder has better retention, even with the amberide tightened up vedder is better2. Vedder has a metal clip, more solid attachment to belt and/or waistband3. Vedder has a more adjustable cant, although amerides factory cant is just fine and don't need to adjust it4. Vedder has a claw option for more concealment5. Amberide kydex is less textured6. Amberide kydex seems a little more flexible, i actually prefer this7. Amberide nuts and screws use hex while vedder uses screwdriver, i prefer the amberide hardware8. Amberide holster is tight near the top and noticed it rubs against the safety, cause of future wear concern?9. amberide is more streamlined, feels it conceals better vs the vedder iwb without the claw10. Vedder holster covers mag release, preferred to prevent accidental ejection - this is the only reason for the 4 star vs 5 star. The exposed mag release sits right on the edge of my waistband and I can see this accidentally being hit and ejecting the magazine unintentionallyOverall, the Amberide holster is awesome. You can't beat it for the price and i feel it conceals great. I highly recommend it and don't feel the vedder is worth the price difference, although the vedder does have some nice perks.Now compared to my lightdraw OWB I can't say, since I prefer the lightdraw over the lighttuck IWB. But thats two totally different things, IWB vs OWB. if amberide sells a OWB option I'll definitely pick one up to compare.

It's just right! Versatile carry style and provides extra protection against sweat while keeping the Shield and me safe and secure. it fits perfectly for easy holstering and drawing. Exactly what I needed!

The product is exactly as described on the ad.

This item was super cute. It’s also very comfortable. I wore it for an 8 hour training class and it didn’t bother me one bit. Super durable as well. It also fits different sized guns.

Nice work as i need