Quick Clip Pro Holster Tough Grip Clips, 3 Hole Adjustable Cant for IWB OWB Kydex, Leather, Hybrid Holster Making. Tuckable Black Plastic w/Chicago Screw Hardware Made in USA

These clips work very well for a knife sheath I made for my Tops MSK 2.5. Solid clip that slips over your belt and grips very well, a little tough to remove but that is a good thing. I have found these to work well even without a belt while wearing jeans and work pants too. I have purchased quite a few of them and the quality seems to be consistent.

These are exactly what I've been looking for! If you have a kydex inside waistband holster with friction retention, drawing the pistol can often bring the holster with it. Sure, I could loosen the retention, but isn't that the point of having retention, so it doesn't just fall out of the holster?Regular spring steel metal clips just slide right off the belt.Regular polymer clips just slide right off the belt too.J-hooks seem like the perfect solution, except that the weight of the gun is on your pants, not the belt itself.These clip snugly under the bottom of the belt. I have a 1 1/2" bioshield belt (very firm and rigid belt), and it's difficult to remove the holster from the belt when changing pants.The only improvement I could request on this would be to be maybe 1/8" taller in the clip itself so that when pulling straight up, the bottom lip would still snag the belt and not release, but removing it from a belt intentionally could be a bit easier. Then again, I could have gotten the 1.75" clips and probably solved the same issue.The clips are thicker than spring steel, but have to be for strength.The price is a little high, IMHO, but competitive. You get two clips and hardware, but it's still a few screws, and two pieces of plastic. However, these are competitively priced.

One year update: I carry my EDC every single day, 12 hours a day (at least). After a full year of using these clips on my Crossbreed Reckoning holster, they are still in perfect condition, and have never failed to retain the holster, after a dozen or so range trips and dry firing sessions. I also use them to retain numerous IWB fixed defensive knives, and again, 100% reliable! Only other retention solution worth using for IWB would be an authentic Pull-the-Dot snap on quality strap(s), buy those tend to take me quite a bit longer to confirm that they are propery secured on my belt. Bottom Line: Don't hesitate to get these for your IWB holster!I picked up a Crossbreed holster for a new Hellcat, but found their metal clips to be a bit weak on retention, and too high on the holster, resulting in the rear clip-top covering a critical index finger area of the pistol. These solved both problems. I'll be ordering a few more pairs for use on kydex knife sheaths to convert them for IWB use. These are a perfect fit on my 1.5" medium weight cobra belt, as well as my thicker 5-stitch instructor belt.

I like these little clips. Very sturdy. Pretty easy on and off. My one complaint is the hardware. It’s too short. The only thing I’ve tried to use them for so far is my cold steel Kobun Tanto. The sheath has slots in the side, and also eyelits which serve 2 purposes. They are the rivets that hold the sheath together, and also holes for mounting hardware. The hardware these comes with is long enough to go through the slots, but not long enough to go through the eyelits. I am able to just barely use these screws if I leave out the rubber washer, but not if I use it. Anyone who’s used this kind of hardware knows it’ll never stay without the rubber washer. Minor complaint. I have lots of longer TekLok screws lying around, so I don’t think it’ll be a problem.

I make holsters and try to give my clients the best possible. I have been running an IWB with these for a few days now and am impressed. These allow for release from belt easily when wanting to but do not come off if you are not intending. Will order more of these.

I almost returned these clips. With the way they are set up it is kind of hard to hook the clip through MOLLE/PALS Webbing and then it's even harder to unhook it. I was going to return them and replace them with J-Clips, but I found that J-Clips were just as hard to hook through the webbing and no where near as secure. Reading through the reviews one customer suggested drilling holes and turning the clip around so the long flat part is what you slide through the webbing and that was a great suggestion. Now it slides into the webbing no problem, it's securely attached, and with a little lift it slides right out.

Significant improvement over the IWB clips I received with my holster. The clip on loops I received with my holster had difficulty retaining a hold on high stressed or tensioned areas of my belt. I would regularly pull the holster out because the retaining hook would work its way out from under the belt as it cycled through tension from holster draws.But that problem appears to be gone with these clips. Two design features seem to make this clip highly secure: 1) an aligned channel on the top and bottom of the clip that aids driving the belt in the resultant "slot" of this clip, and 2) the retaining "tip" of the clip hook sits below an opposing block that helps keep the hook from slipping out from the belt when under tension or force.I'll update this rating if these clips have any problem under more severe stress, but so far very positive lock in under continuous holster draws in various positions from standing to off floor.

These are really tight on my belt. Tight enough that I've had to put them on lesser used items because it became too much of an issue to remove. If you're looking for a clip that will stay on no matter what, these will fit the bill. They are well constructed and the hardware that they come with very usable.