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Thinking of selling the Bodyguard 2.0 Carry Comp. What would you recommend as a replacement?

What holster are you guys using for those 3:30-4 o’clock carriers in here? I like my T1C Echo holster for my p365 but they don’t have one for the bodyguard 2.0.
Crossbreed MiniTuck for me. I’ve got several, including one I’ve used for about 5 years as my main carry.

 
You could try p365 Luxe

But I would reckon put 1k rounds at least through the bodygaurd and then decide
 
My "small" carry guns were my P225 and SP101. The SP101 is a bit heavy which lead me to trying sub compacts for AIWB. After trying all the usual suspects I landed on the Hellcat Pro Comp. It feels like a goldilocks size. Not a micro but smaller than a compact. Fills the hand well, is comfortable to shoot, and is more accurate than I am. For fun range days, I have my Hi Powers, 1911's, and revolvers to play with but I have no issue and no qualms about a high round count session with the Hellcat to keep me in practice. I don't "not enjoy" shooting it.
 
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