Henry Holsters
Henry Holsters builds precision Kydex and Boltaron holsters for concealed carry, machined on molds built in-house and hand-assembled for a tight, consistent fit. The lineup covers foldover minimalist designs, slim AIWB holsters, and adjustable-cant everyday carry rigs, fitted to today’s most popular carry guns — Glock, Sig Sauer P365, Springfield Hellcat, CZ P-10, Walther PDP, and more. Every holster is built for real all-day carry, not just a display case.
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What Sets Henry Holsters Apart
Henry Holsters machines its own kydex and Boltaron molds in-house, then hand-assembles every holster for a tight, consistent fit — not a generic mold shared across dozens of gun models. Ride height and cant are adjustable on most models, letting a single holster work for both appendix and strongside carry. That combination of precision molding and hand finishing is why Henry Holsters shows up repeatedly in concealed-carry gear reviews.
The Flint — Henry's Minimalist Foldover Holster
The Flint is Henry Holsters’ foldover-style holster, built from a single piece of formed kydex with adjustable ride height and cant. It's available in full and partial sweatguard versions and fits guns ranging from the Glock 17 to the Sig Sauer P365. The foldover design keeps the holster slim under a shirt while still fully covering the trigger guard.
The Ember and Cipher — Henry's Everyday Carry Lines
The Ember is Henry's slim, minimalist AIWB holster built for the smallest possible footprint under concealment, while the Cipher adds a mod-wing attachment and broader model fitment for shooters who want more tuck and retention adjustment. Both lines are built with DCC Mod4 clips or soft-loop belt attachments and are cut for red-dot-equipped pistols out of the box.
Which Henry Holsters Fits Your Gun
Henry Holsters covers most of today's top-selling carry pistols, including the Glock 19, Glock 17, Sig Sauer P365 and P365XL, Springfield Hellcat and Hellcat Pro, CZ P-10C, Walther PDP, Shadow Systems CR920XP, Canik Mete SF, HK VP9, and 2011-pattern Prodigy pistols. Check the specific model listing for your exact gun and optic footprint before ordering.
AIWB vs. IWB: Choosing Your Carry Position
Appendix carry (AIWB) rides in front of the hip and typically conceals better under a shirt, but requires a holster with adjustable cant and ride height to stay comfortable seated — both the Flint and Ember are built with this in mind. Strongside IWB rides behind the hip, draws faster for most shooters, and is generally more comfortable for all-day carry without needing to fine-tune cant. Henry's adjustable models let you try both positions with the same holster before committing to one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material are Henry Holsters made from?
Kydex and Boltaron, vacuum-formed on molds Henry machines in-house, then hand-finished and assembled.
Can Henry Holsters be worn both AIWB and strongside IWB?
Yes — the Flint Compact and similar models have adjustable ride height and cant, so the same holster works in either carry position.
Do Henry Holsters fit red-dot-equipped pistols?
Yes. Most current models are cut for optics out of the box, covering popular red dot footprints on Glock, Sig Sauer, and Springfield pistols.
What's the difference between the Ember and the Cipher?
The Ember is Henry's slimmest, most minimalist AIWB holster. The Cipher adds a mod-wing attachment and broader model fitment for shooters who want more tuck adjustment.
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