The holster can turn in a complete 360 which is nice for belt positioning but isn't good once the bands ...
921957
The elastic bands that are is supposed to hold your flashlight in Place stretch out too quickly and then the flashlight just falls out any time it gets slightly inverted. The holster can turn in a complete 360 which is nice for belt positioning but isn't good once the bands loosen. I did put a zip tie around it and have used it that way for a long time in extreme conditions. So with that adjustment it functions more like a 5 star product
421707
Worked fine with the band but when i switch to the solid gear the axle has a tendency to slip and does not easily attach snugly and firmly like the band gear does. I'm going to make some DIY adjustments to mine to correct the issues I've experienced while using it. Its solid and nice for the price but the accessories provided don't match the quality of the main unit. if the gear had fit and tightened correctly I would give it 4 stars
465599
Nice holster, just have to practice with it to get smoother and faster.
637352
The belt is nice and sturdy. I like the cobra buckle, but it makes the belt hard to feed through holsters. I am an NRA instructor and an instructor at Boondocks Firearms Training Academy. I will probably never need to clip in to any type harness and I don't think I would trust the stupid little loop. I am going to cut it off and make the belt more like it was designed to be used. The cobra buckle is designed to be set and not have to readjust it. Since it is near impossible to feed through holsters with the loop you end up unvelcroing the buckle and feeding it through backwards. I hate to buy something new and have to cut things off, so I gave it a 3, because it does not function as designed in its factory configuration.
1219270
The concealment holster is all right but they couldve put more Velcro in it to hold it sturdier to your body it wants to cocked to the side
3184
The holster is of reasonable quality, but I don't like the fact that you can ONLY wear your iphone FACING INWARD. Many times I'll get a text message and want to simply glance at the screen to see who sent it...you can't do that since the phone is facing in. You can't reverse the phone since the slip is DIRECTLY OVER the power button. It should be noted that this is not a hidden flaw...the manufacturer is very upfront about this use, but I found it to be a deal-breaker for the way I use my phone (if you prefer to keep your screen facing inward, then this product is a good choice).
3932468
I would have given it 5 stars except, I wear this on my belt and if I use the sewn belt loops, which I would like to do, it sits to high on my hip. Why not just have sewn belt loops? The "easy" on/off Velcro belt loop system is supposed to make it so you don't have to take your belt off to put the pouch on. I still have to take my belt off to put the pouch on. You can take it off by undoing the Velcro tabs, but be ready to catch it as gravity takes over quickly if your CCW is still in the pouch. It is a very well built pouch and no one gives it a second look when I'm wearing it. It is designed very well; with the exception of the belt loops. If you want to carry without being noticed, this will work very well. Remember, it is designed to conceal your weapon. It is not designed to be a quick draw system.
3969948
The belt fits as expected.  My issues were two fold; one correctable, one not.  1) After just over a month of off-and-on wear, the rivet-screws that held the buckle on came loose, luckily I found them and re-secured them.  2) The mass of the leather and buckle makes my military mind twitch when wearing it with Levis; its just too bulky to position the buckle in a proper "gig-line" between the belt loops.  The pros do counter these issues.  The belt supported a full sized semi-automatic quite well, is comfortable, and looks quite well if you can get past the poor gig-line.
1947295
It's a bit bulky and swivels easily.  It's not comfortable IWB, but it works well OWB on the inside of the belt.  I find myself just throwing my spare mag in my front pocket rather than using this.
4255654
The holster is solid and retains my M9 (commercial version) really well.  The three stars is due to there not being a grove on the inside to allow disassembly button to slide in and out with out having to gouge out one. This initially cause me to not be able to draw the weapon as the clip would come off my my 5.11 1.5 inch nylon belt.  I cut a grove on the inside to addressed this issue.
285272
its a good holster but it doesn't rotate much and its very hard to get off once you get it on. if thats what your looking for buy it. its not a bad holster just not my taste.
4437810
Look closely at the side photo of the holster.  At the top is the spring latch mechanism protruding from the back.  It's not an issue if you use the holster horizontally but that protruding block hits you in the side if you use it vertically.  To make matters worse the sides of the protruding part are not rounded so if you're active you'll feel it poking you in the side.  A file can round the edges but I'm wondering who designed it and didn't think to round the edges that contact your body.

Next, if you look closely at the front photo you'll see that the phone's mechanical side buttons are completely exposed.  I thought nothing of it at first until I noticed that my phone was frequently off after getting out of the car.  If the power button is held down  (yes, my seatbelt is quite good at it) the phone will turn off.  Holding down the button bypasses the shut down menus on the screen and turns the phone off.

So, with such negatives this holster still warrants three stars because it's a really good holster.  If they'd made some tweaks during the design phase I'd easily give it six stars.  The tabs in the bottom half while small do a very good job of securing the phone.  The spring loaded latch on the top also securely holds the phone and makes an audible "click" when inserting your phone so you know when it's secure.  The belt clip is easy to slip over a belt, remains attached through all sorts of activity and is still easily removable at the end of the day.  I have never had the phone accidentally fall out of the holster and it always remains securely clipped to my belt so the security is great.
4106354
Usable but I've seen better designs. It is awkward getting the phone into the holster because the clip holding the phone is at the top of the holster instead of the bottom. And you can't swivel the belt clip 360 degrees in order to put that clip at the bottom, which is where the clip should be. Easily fixable if the belt clip rotated 360 degrees instead of only 180. With the clip at the top it's just much more difficult than it should be to get the phone in and out of the holster using one hand. Otherwise it is a functional item and it's reasonably priced.
2531010
I tried it and I think its a great holster and well made. I liked that it was tuckable also. It was a little stiff for me though but thats what its designed for so its easy to reholster. I decided to send it back to get something different.
1944032
The holster its self is great. I have one problem with the holster, the pistol side of the holsters tie down for your belt is made for a small belt and not a large one. I don't wear a small belt so I have to snap it too one of my belt loops, which I don't really like. Have a email into the company to see if they have a solution to this problem.
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.
2119794
the holder isn't that good and can be dangerous because it falls out of the holster when you are walking sometimes.