Galco Gunleather upgrades Wraith holster, introduces Wraith 2
The holster comes with a paddle, left, and belt slot attachment, right, to giver wearers more options when it comes to concealment. (Photo: Galco Gunleather)
Galco Gunleather jumps on the convertible holster bandwagon with the introduction of an updated take on its classic Wraith belt holster.
The new Wraith 2 features similar aesthetics to the original Wraith, but with more versatility. The multipurpose holster comes with an interchangeable belt slot and paddle attachments that can be swapped around depending on user needs. The attachments are removed with just a flat-head screwdriver.
Though the new Wraith 2 features some upgrades, it still looks like its predecessor the Wraith. (Photo: Galco Gunleather)
In addition to trading between paddle and belt, users can also adjust the belt slot attachment itself to fit both belt ride height and width.
The Wraith 2 combines Premium Center Cut Steerhide and injection-molded plastic for durability. A “trench” style sight rail accommodates most suppressor sights while also allowing for efficient reholstering. The modern layout will also work alongside most carry-style optical sights.
A reinforced thumb-break retention strap keeps the pistol secure while shooters carry out their day-to-day activities, but also permits for a fast draw.
Available in black, the Wraith 2 fits belts up to 1 3/4-inches wide. It retails for $49.95.
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