Alien Gear Holsters launches new holster expansion packs
The ShapeShift 4.0 IWB, top left, ShapeShift Appendix Carry, top right, OWB Slide, bottom left, and OWB Paddle, bottom right, aim to expand options for concealed carriers. (Photo: Alien Gear)
Alien Gear Holsters announced the addition of four new expansion packs designed to expand the company’s product base while meeting customer demand for more options at a lower cost.
The new packs features the ShapeShift 4.0 IWB, OWB Paddle, OWB Slide and ShapeShift Appendix Carry Expansion Pack. Each expansion includes components for each ShapeShift holster, thereby eliminating the need to purchase individual holster products to accommodate different carry styles. Alien Gear says the expansion packs are aimed at the concealed carry consumer who wants a more affordable method of carry.
“We are excited about releasing more expansion packs that will broaden your choices, so you can build a custom holster system that meets all your carrying needs,” Alien Gear Holster Designer Jacob Shearer said in a press release.
The ShapeShift Modular Holster System currently offers compatibility with Glock, Ruger, Springfield Armory, Smith & Wesson, Taurus, Sig and Kimber pistols. Alien Gear says its teams are working on both expanding gun models for the ShapeShift while also building future expansion packs which will include shoulder, backpack, pocket, ankle and forearm carry.
All ShapeShift holsters are backed by a 30-Day Test Drive and Forever Warranty.
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