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EYV Holster Review After 8 Months: Worth Buying? Budget AIWB Option

Brandon Breeze

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I've been carrying an EYV holster on and off for about 8 months and finally decided to put together a "long-term" review.

A few highlights:

• Very lightweight at 4.7 oz
• Surprisingly comfortable thanks to the foam backing
• Good retention and consistent draw
• Compensator-friendly design
• Hardware has held up well
• Thin metal clips conceal nicely

The biggest downside for me is the clip spacing. While I generally prefer dual clips over a single center clip, these are mounted so close together that putting the holster on can be a little frustrating, especially when carrying appendix.

For roughly $50, I think it offers solid value, but whether it's the right holster for you will depend heavily on your carry style and preferences.

I also included a concealment demonstration and discussed whether the amount of printing shown would be acceptable for everyday carry.

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What holster are you currently carrying and what features matter most to you?
 
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