Rounded Gear

Paddle Holsters: Range and Open Carry

The carbon fiber Kydex paddle holster is an outside-the-waistband design that clips over the belt without threading through belt loops, making it quick to put on or take off — practical for range sessions or open carry where you don't need all-day concealment. It's available fitted to most popular carry and duty pistols, including the Glock 17/19/43/48, Sig P365 and P320, and 5" 1911s.

Druid IWB/OWB: Ambidextrous Concealment

The Druid is Rounded Gear's inside/outside-the-waistband holster, built to work equally well for left- or right-handed carry without buying a mirrored version. It's available for popular concealed carry pistols including the Springfield Hellcat and Hellcat Pro, Sig P365, and Glock 17/19/23/32 and 43/48 — a genuinely flexible option if you carry different pistols depending on the day.

Choosing Paddle vs. Druid

The paddle holster is the simpler, faster on/off option for range or open carry. The Druid's IWB/OWB versatility and ambidextrous design make it the better choice for concealed carry, especially if you switch carry hands or want one holster that works for multiple grip styles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Rounded Gear holsters adjustable for retention?
Most Kydex holsters, including Rounded Gear's line, use a fixed molded retention fit specific to your exact pistol model rather than an adjustable mechanism — check that your holster matches your pistol's exact make and model for proper retention.

Can I use a Rounded Gear holster with a weapon light attached?
Rounded Gear's standard holsters are molded to the bare pistol. Check the specific listing for light-bearing compatibility before assuming a standard holster will fit your pistol with a light attached.

See Also: Holsters • Concealed Carry