Crossbreed Holsters

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stxchl

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Just ordered my first Crossbreed Holster. Looking for any feedback on their products. Any info would be appreciated.
 
there is a poll on holsters somewhere on this forum and crossbreed has em all beat by far!
so my guess is ya can't go wrong with a crossbreed
i saw a really cool arm a dillo holster a little fancier version of the crossbreed....i like alot also Link Removed as well as a crossbreed like the one pictured on the giveaway
 
I have the usual "box of holsters", but the only ones I consistently use are the Crossbreeds. They can't be beat for comfort, and I actually forget I have it on during the day. My only suggestion is that the "combat cut" is way better for a good draw stroke.
 
I Love My Crossbreed

stxchl said:
Just ordered my first Crossbreed Holster. Looking for any feedback on their products. Any info would be appreciated.
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Best holster ever. I carry a Glock 30SF so its a little heavy as far as C & C weapons go. I can carry all day in my CB and hardly know its there.
 
I don't mean to hijack your post, but I think it's a relevant question, Are the Crossbreed IWB holsters comfortable while sitting and driving?
 
GLADad said:
I don't mean to hijack your post, but I think it's a relevant question, Are the Crossbreed IWB holsters comfortable while sitting and driving?
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I have a 'crossbread' IWB style holster made by Theis Holsters. I use the cowhide leather as it is more pliable than horsehide. I wear it at around the 4 o'clock position with the cant as far forward as the adjustments allow. My usual carry is a Walther PPQ. I am able to comfortably drive with it. I think that comfort could be affected by size and shape of ones body, size and shape of weapon and style of seat in your auto.

+1 to your signature!
 
GLADad said:
I don't mean to hijack your post, but I think it's a relevant question, Are the Crossbreed IWB holsters comfortable while sitting and driving?
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I have a supertuck (horsehide) with a LCR .38. I wear it at the 3 o'clock position. Just took a vacation driving from near KC, MO to NOLA, to Houston to San Antonio, TX back to MO. All totaled it was 2600 miles (in a TJ 2 door jeep wrangler no less with 3 kids :laugh:) and wore it the entire time I was driving without any issue at all. I absolutely love my Crossbred, had it for 2 years, and after trying many different holsters over the last 5 years, will not carry IWB with any other type.
 
Great holsters. I have three. Yes, they are as comfortable sitting in the car as standing or walking. I prefer horsehide because of how it reacts to sweat. I have used some other knockoffs and not been as happy. YMMV.

They have a tendency to be tight and squeak a little when you first get them. Give' em a bit to break in. Maybe a week.
 
I really like my Cross Breed (super tuck) but I haven't used it since picking up a N82 Tactical (pro version). I will probably use the CB again when cooler weather comes back around. I like the N82 as it keeps any sweat off the gun and is even more comfortable than the CB... heck I've fallen asleep with it on!
 
stxchl said:
Just ordered my first Crossbreed Holster. Looking for any feedback on their products. Any info would be appreciated.
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GREAT holsters!

Like any holster, you may need to play with the cant, ride height & position until you hit the sweet spot. I've been doing business with them for years. (I have three holster & two belts.)

The one thing I've done with my holsters is replace the clips. I use a combination of a "J" clip & "Velcro" clip in most cases. However, in times when I want 100% concealment, I use two "Velcro" clips. I've trimmed one of my holsters down for AIWB. Combine that with velcro clips & velco backed belt, I have 100% concealment. (NO visible clips & no visible "bulge")

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I bought 2 plain clips from Tommy Theis and installed them on my Supertuck. I don't like the clips with the crosses on them, not because of the religious implications, but because it could be noticed by someone else, especially when wearing a belt color besides black.

Concealed means concealed. Too bad Crossbreed doesn't want to offer plain clips. I will buy from Theis in the future. But that is their choice. Theis holsters are less money anyway.
 
Swinokur said:
I bought 2 plain clips from Tommy Theis and installed them on my Supertuck. I don't like the clips with the crosses on them, not because of the religious implications, but because it could be noticed by someone else, especially when wearing a belt color besides black.

Concealed means concealed. Too bad Crossbreed doesn't want to offer plain clips. I will buy from Theis in the future. But that is their choice. Theis holsters are less money anyway.
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What do you mean by "plain" clips?

Crossbreed offers several different types of clips without the "Cross". (Which I think may be your problem)

You can get velcro clips & a velcro backed belt then you have TOTAL concealment with a CBST. You can also use "J" hooks with a standard belt and have near complete concealment.

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I want PLAIN clips without embossed crosses and I'm not interested in J Clip, velcro clips etc. Crossbreen doesn't want to offer them. Ok by me. Theis does and I bought from him. I carry heavy full size all steel pistols, (1911 and DE or Smith 10xx series guns.) I need the support of over the belt clips and I already own gun belts and I don't feel like doing the velcro things.

It's not a big deal. As I said, there are plenty of alternatives. I found one and I'm happy.
 
Just received my crossbreed supertuck flexible my Kahr CW9. Changed the standard clip with the J clips and changed the can't towards the front.

Love the holster!
 
I went with horse leather because its extremely dense, non-porous leather that resist your body oil, sweat and salts to make it a more durable for everyday carry. I purchased another similar holster in horse leather from a different vendor. The clips on the Crossbred are still going strong whereas the other brand was done after 3 months. The other holster is still usable, but the Crossbred is now my primary holster.
 
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