Quick Clip Pro Tough Holster Clips, Adjustable Cant for IWB OWB Kydex, Leather, Hybrid Holster Making. Tuckable Black Plastic with 1/4" Binding Posts/Chicago Screws. Made in USA

Great value for adding In the Waist carry to my fixed blades. Very rugged, yet easy to remove clips.

Was easy to use and helped add tuckable feature to existing kydex holster

I’ve been looking for a solution for a deeper concealment option for my EDC and this pack is downright perfect. I simply removed my holster clip and claw and installed this where the claw originally was installed and it works perfectly for my G26. It’s great for kydex mag holders as well if you’re using G17 mags. Anything smaller falls too low below the belt line.I also recommend these as a replacement for a retention claw as they’re a lot more rigid and secure. It’s such a simple and obvious upgrade but I didn’t recognize it as a solution until now

Everything from looks to durability are fine. The only thing is there were more holes in the configuration.

A longer, but in-depth review.... I recently ordered a 10 pack of these clips at a great price. To be honest I would of really never known what kind of quality these clips were if I had not purchased a kydex holster with these clips on them. Unfortunately, these clips don't seem to be featured in any hot new sexy gun magazines or websites. I purchased a "Hazmat Holsters" for one of my glocks with this "Tough Clip" installed. I have experimented with many different clips for holsters and none have really been that great. Many clips have a dumb angle on the bottom of the clip so instead of hooking the belt they help the clip slide right off the belt. Then there are those clips that have a pretty good design but don't have the rigidity so any normal motion you would make throughout your day would cause it to come unhooked from your belt.These clips are the complete opposite! These clips are the MOST rigid I have ever used. They will snap onto your belt with authority and you know for a fact that they will not come off. I have replaced all inferior clips on holsters, sheaths, whatever I am wanting to use for IWB. If you are looking for a clip that you can bet your life on then this is the one. I have used these clips on holsters and sheaths for well over 9 months now. I use my stuff everyday and have not had one failure of the clip.To conclude these clips are the strongest, most rigid, and best designed clips I have found yet. These clips are made in the U.S.A. and the company that makes them is a small business that deserves recognition for the awesome product they are providing us.

Use these clips on my knife sheath. They look good and have held up well with no issues.

I've got an inch and a half leather belt that I wear and these fit around it PERFECTLY and hold snugly, consistently and reliably. I've had the metal clips, that keep it at belt level but could retain better, and eventually get caught on arm rests or seat belts and get bent . Then tried the ones that go over your pants then under the belt. Those retained well but would sink as the pants shifted (since they don't go over the belt). These rest on top of the belt and clip under it as well so you get the best of both.Are they expensive. Yea, a bit. Is what they do, and how well they do it worth twelve bucks to me? Absolutely. Because if I have to reach to my holster, I want it to be RIGHT where it is supposed to be the moment I need it.

I have a kydex pancake holster that I wear everyday that came with solid eye loops. I bought these with the intention that they make the holster easy to put on the belt and take off WITHOUT removing the belt. These aren't exactly easy to open, which I'm sure is to help with rigidity, but a simpler solution would be to make slight "j-hooks" at the bottom and use slightly more flexible loops. However, the biggest concern is that the two mounting points are at the bottom, which puts a lot of tension on the middle of the clips and I believe if they fail, it will be at that point. This could be avoided by moving one mounting hole to the top and counter-sinking the screw hole - that is how the original loops are designed.In summary, they work but it's easier to just take the belt off than to use two hands to finagle the loops off the belt while it's still on me, so it defeats the purpose.