Galco Gunleather adds new AIWB holster to concealed carry inventory
The Paragon offers adjustable cant and ride height as well as an optional claw to help concealed carriers get the perfect fit. (Photo: Galco Gunleather)
Galco Gunleather brandishes a new appendix inside-the-waistband holster, the Paragon, with adjustable features.
The Paragon, though constructed for AIWB carry, can be adjusted in order to conform to inside-the-waistband carry. Utilizing a Kydex holster body, the Paragon boasts dual tuckable belt clips that adjust for both ride height and carry angle. The holster uses twin tension units to allow for easier adjustments.
“Adjustable for angle from strongside to crossdraw, the ambidextrous Paragon is ideally suited for the popular appendix mode of carry,” Galco said in a news release. “With a Kydex holster body, the Paragon offers comfortable carry, fast draw and easy return to holster.”
Though Galco intends the Paragon to operate as an AIWB option, it can be used as a traditional strongside IWB. (Photo: Galco Gunleather)
The holster also offers raised sweat guards on both sides with an optional claw style wing for better AIWB concealment without printing. The Paragon tops off its design with Galco’s patent-pending polymer UniClip. The UniClip functions as either a single or dual clips. For carriers who prefer deep concealment options, the Paragon also works alongside Galco’s Ultimate Stealth clips.
The Paragon comes in black with a MSRP of $79.
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