Tuckable IWB Holster

Here is our Custom Kydex Tuckable IWB Holster for a Glock 43. Here it's carried in the Small of Back position by Dana.
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Small of Back Tuckable IWB for Glock 43

 The specs for this holster: Mid ride height, 15° forward cant. The draw is right handed, S.O.B. palm in. This is how Dana carries, but there are other options for small of back carry, such as palm out. Keep in mind, palm out requires a reverse cant.

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 As you can see, even on a smaller framed individual this tuckable holster conceals pretty well. The clip can be seen, which is an easy fix (you can always purchase a JHook). When using a JHook, the only visible piece is the bottom lip, which comes up under the belt about 1/4".

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Here the tuckable holster is being carried around 4 o'clock. The top picture is without the use of the tuckable option, to show how the holstered firearm sits when on person. The bottom is the tuckable feature in action.

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Many people have to wear tucked in shirts for work, this is a great option if you're one of those who have a dress code and would like to somehow still carry concealed. The difference between the tuckable holster and a standard IWB holster is in the extra plate attached to the base of the holster.

Please note this is not the Glock 43 holster in the other pictures.

The plate is made from .093" Kydex/Boltaron and fastened using Melonite finished hardware, to the bottom of the holster. We use Military grade rubber grommets in between the plate and both the holster and belt attachment to prevent any bending of the material that could cause breakage in thinner Kydex.


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When looking for a tuckable holster, keep in mind that holsters with folded over material (used as the tuckable and belt clip part) are most likely to break after some use. The bending needed to hook onto the belt will cause breakage after a while, and most companies don't cover this under warranty.

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All holsters, belt attachments and magazine carriers made by Dara Holsters are covered under a lifetime no BS warranty. Just let us know if ever there is an issue, and we will send you a shipping label to ship the item back to us. We like to keep transactions as simple and stress free as possible, to ensure customer satisfaction. Our top priority is selling top quality products that suit the needs of our customers.

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