I Recommend This Holster Despite a Couple Quirks
937076
Good quality holster. I love that it is made in the USA. It's durable and should last. The inside is lined and the flap works as advertised. It fits my iPhone 6 perfectly with my Spigen Neo Hybrid case. The clip on the back does NOT ratchet around like a lot of holsters. It sits in vertical position only. It is a bulky clip but it does hold firm. A lot of holsters extend up above the belt line when worn vertically, not this one. When wearing it, the top of the holster is level with the top of your belt, which I like because it doesn't force the holster up into your side. The small trade-off is this also means the holster sits down a little lower. It pokes out of the bottom of my sweatshirts. I've always holstered my phones through the years and they all come with trade-offs. Thankfully, with this holster none are even close to deal breakers. All in all, very comfortable to wear and use. NOTE: the headphone jack is covered whether you put the phone in right side up or upside down. You can, however, tuck the flap inside the holster then put the phone in upside down and have access to the headphone port. And it holds the phone snuggly in place. It ships directly from the manufacturer and shipping was a little slow. Expect it to take a solid week.
739044
This holster is much better than expected.  I used the Verizon holster in the past and this is a higher quality. I have been using it for three months.  It is very easy to remove or holster the phone.  The belt clip has been solid and it is easy to put on or take off the belt. The stand is a nice feature. I wish the retaining clip would not stick out so much when wearing it under a shirt, but that is part of the design that enables. essy holstering and unholstering.
4416969
Nice comfortable, concealable holster with good retention strap.  I bought this for a S&W 3913, and it was a really snug fit, and took me 1/2 hour to loosen the leather enough to close the snap.  It took a little work, but now it is a nice custom form fit.  I had trouble with a quick draw from this holster because the way the thumb break is designed, it can not snap loose when you release it.  I always learned to get a good firm grip on the gun before drawing, and if you do that with this holster, the strap will become trapped between your palm and the pistol grip.  I estimate 3 - 5 seconds to draw because of this.  I just got the holster, so I will practice and see what I can do.  However, it will not slip off and come loose and embarrass you or worse.  I'm still looking for a holster, but this one offers comfort, concealment, excellent retention, but a very slow draw.
18337
PROS:
very good holster and the price of 39$ is just right.
The gun clicks in, solid retention, easy guided reholstering, came set up at the correct cant (angle).
it is very light, which is very important for the use I bought it for.
it's a nice looking in the carbon fiber.
I'm satisfied with the comfort. it's not as comfortable as a N82, for example, but I was expecting much worse from a full kydex.

CONS:
when sitting for a while, e.g. in the car, it becomes a bit uncomfortable. so for that I'll buy a N82, which so far I think it's the most comfortabe IWB I know for my G26.

I was buying a more expensive model but that one did not cover the release button, while this one does. I'm glad I did.
2017611
I really like this holster. It has a very nice texture, slimmer than I was expecting and the clip works very well. The phone slides into the holster rather than clipping to it which I also like better even though it did take 30 seconds to figure that out. Buttons are not obstructed and the stand is well designed.
2472883
This holster seems to be very well made as all Desantis holsters are, but There are some things I don't particularly like.  I don't like the forward cant and I don't like where the retention release is, which is behind the trigger guard on the inside.  I can't just grip the gun without adjusting my hand to release the gun first then try to establish my grip.  If the thumb release was in front of the trigger guard similar to the Safariland ALS it would be much more ergomic.
2767747
Nice holster, great retention. Easy on/easy off with the paddle attachment, but it stays put. The fit with my RIA 1911 was tight at first, but after awhile it gets broken in and provides a smooth draw. The Paddlelock finger release takes some getting used to, you basically have to learn to tap it with the middle finger of your draw hand while drawing the pistol. I love that it has adjustable cant as I like to wear my holsters at a forward cant for easier draw and presentation. It does stick out on your hip a bit, but not a big problem, I just like to have my holsters hug closer to my body.
3429917
The holster fits my Sodbuster Jr rather snugly which is a good thing in my opinion. I have a 2" belt which made the loop on the holster kind of tight but after fiddling with it for a few seconds and wearing it a day everything fell into place. I would have given five stars if the leather was a bit thicker and the stitching was a bit more robust. But hey, it's 9 bucks so it's a great value.
2121995
I ordered the crimson trace LG 489, the Desantis Mini Scabbard, and some Talon grips on the same day. I got the holster first, so I used it without the laser attached to my shield for a few days. It was tight, but loosened up overnight. When I installed the laser and tried to holster the shield, it wouldn't go in at first; the bottom of the trigger guard, where the laser covers it, did not want to go in where the retention screw and rubber retainers were located on the holster. I completely removed the retention screw and rubber retainer, and the shield popped right in with no issue. I then reinstalled the retainer to the holster, and messed with it until it was as loose as possible without having the screw and retainer fall out. It was still very, very difficult to smoothly holster and draw the Shield. I suspect strongly that either the rubber retainer "doughnut" is just slightly too large or the retention screw is just slightly not long enough to get good clearance when the Laser Guard is installed. .

UPDATE: After using this holster for a month I wanted to update my original review. I removed the retention screw and rubber doughnut and the holster is tight enough to retain the shield without them. I can turn the holster upside down and give it a few hard shakes and the shield remains in place. The shield now draws easily and reholsters easily. In other words, I found that I didn't even need the retention screw and rubber doughnut to hold the shield snugly in place. You can remove the screw and doughnut with a screwdriver in seconds. I am upgrading my reciew to 4 stars.

The holster itself is great, otherwise. I like that it has a stitched belt loop instead of a polymer or steel clip. It is very thin leather, but this is actually a good thing, as the leather is very hard and light. It rides just right on my belt, hugging my hip close to the body but still being comfortable while in a sitting position. Re-holstering is very easy due to the hardness of the leather (minus the issue with the retention screw).

I would give this five stars if it were not for the too tight fit when the laser guard is installed. This is, after all, a holster supposedly designed for use WITH the laser guard attached. The retention screw (and rubber "doughnut") is what makes holstering and drawing the Shield very, very difficult (in my opinion). I will be contacting Desantis to see what they say about this issue.
37670
It fits nice and is very comfortable. The leather backing stretches after a while of using it so it looses some passive retention. The belt clip is also a bit thicker than it needs to be and does not have a sold Hook so it some draw situations you can pull the whole holster out. Had great retention the first time, after a couple weeks of using it, the gun can fall right out if you hold it upside down.
937120
This is a really nice holster.  Great alternative to more commonly available triple retention holsters. Fits perfectly and design allows for quick draws when you need it.  To be fair, there are two small issues with mine which keep it from getting 5 stars.  The "hood" is a little sticky and needs to be lubricated with a dry lubricant.  Mine requires this about every other week.  Not sure if this will improve as the holster wears.  Second thing is that the felt liner is starting to separate a little.  However, this something my Safariland holsters do also.  I'm just chalking it up to normal wear and tear.  Overall, a very nice holster.  If they get more of these in stock at the same price I paid, I would definitely buy it again.
4084045
Holsters are the equivalent of purses, shoes, or tools for the CCW carrier.  It's a never-ending quest to find the "perfect one" and that almost never happens.  That said I found the Summer Comfort to be very close to a perfect with only a few flaws.

***Overview***
The GSC is designed to be worn IWB at about the 4-5 o'clock position (or the 6-7 if you're a lefty like me) and you will note right off it has a definite cant with a high-ride combat grip.  Construction is all leather with a pair of straps and snaps to secure to your gunbelt. The leather is smooth-side out with the rough on the inside.  I believe this is to make it more comfortable inside your waistband in the hot months (hence the summer comfort) and the rough inner to help with passive retention.

*PROS*
Very well made, with the leather being thick and stiff but not so stiff that you have to fight it to draw/reholster your weapon.  I have a RIA Officer model that fits very snug but isn't a fight to quickly draw; that's a huge plus.  The leather is very comfortable on the skin, and barring the heft of the pistol I wouldn't realize I was wearing a holster at all in most situations.

*CONS*
The straps and snaps are the only drawbacks I can name.  While well made the snaps sometimes will pop off especially when sliding into a vehicle seat, and while I have only ever had one pop on me I tested having both undone (with an unloaded weapon of course) to see if the pistol would come loose or otherwise fall out; it didn't.  The straps aren't bad per se but I think they would fit a 3" gunbelt better than my 2.5 belt.  Again not a dealbreaker but an option would have been nice.

*Other Thoughts*
In the end there isn't a lot of room to complain on these.  They're comfortable, they do their job well, and the price is reasonable.  If you have a handgun that fits one, definitely try it out.  Just keep in mind the high ride can hinder concealability
especially with full length grips.  I have never printed with it, but thought I should mention that.

TL;DR?  Just buy one.  :)
428762
The holster is sturdy and it fits well inside my waist, but it has proven difficult to re-holster the weapon. I believe this will improve with time, but worth mentioning here.
1797567
Just received my Blade-Tech Eclipse holster for my Glock 26 after my Blackhawk Check-Six finally became too flimsy to properly secure the firearm.  I carried for several hours yesterday evening including moving furniture, driving in my car, and going on a long walk.  The holster secures the firearm with a very sure and tight fit, but allows for a smooth and easy draw.  It rides very close to the body without being uncomfortable.  The placement is high and tight, so much so I was able to confidently conceal under a buttoned-shirt.

What I liked most about the holster was the ability to get a full strong-hand grip on the firearm while still fully seated in the holster.  No more adjusting grip mid-draw.  Resholstering is easy and sure.  All in all a good holster.

I haven't tried the FBI cant or IWB yet.  I'll update the review if my continued experience varies.
2197651
This holster is a great product for the price.  It does a good job of securely holding a range of pistols. I have carried a 1911 and a glock 17 in it. Two drawbacks though. 1st.. the holster will tend to flop front to back while walking. The only way to stop this is to either tighten the leg straps to the point that you lose blood flow or take the paddle off a molded holster( like a fobus or blackhawk) and screw it to the underside so that it rests between your leg and the holster. The other problem is the magazine pouch on the holster isn't good for any double stack mags. Single stack or .22 mags work fine though. All that being said it is a rugged and well made holster for the money.
3919346
Use this holster on a daily basis with an LCP and it works great.  It takes a few days to get used to it (being my first ankle rig).  The only discomfort was at the calf strap where is it sewn to the support strap.  It had some rough stitching, but I've either gotten used to it, or it has worn down slightly.  Other than that, very secure and comfortable.
3746533
Bought "Used - Very Good" condition from Amazon for a great price - and because it was returnable, I took a chance and glad I did. When I got the holster and tried it on, I discovered that the right waist strap was improperly connected to the male clasp 'trident' end. This clasp as is could be cinch-up tight, but once adjusted would loosen upon movement. (Maybe the very reason it was returned in the first place?) After correcting this and a little leather conditioner I was very pleased with my purchase.

Workmanship is top-notch. I should also mention that the holster is nicely leather lined. A small brand logo is stamped on the back side in several places, containing the state name where made: "Alaska". But conspicuously absent is the country "U.S.A."(?). My .357 Ruger Vaquero (old model) fits well in this holster, although I do plan to use it to carry my S&W 686.