Reviews & Ratings for Galco SkyOps Ambidextrous Holster Fits Glock 19 — 9 reviews — Page 1

Easy to use.

This is the best concealed carry holster I've used in carrying a firearm in over 12 years of having a concealed carry permit. You can go to work with it take of your jacket/coat and no one knows you are carrying a weapon. I use it for both compact carry gun now as well as having used one to carry a full size 1911 for many years.

The only thing I would change is to have both size belt clips in the package.

Gotta say I really love this holster. It conceals very well and is very comfortable. The only drawback is re-holstering. Its very bad. If you want it for a fantastic CC you cant go wrong. If you want to be able to draw quickly, and holster quickly best look at another choice.
Pros: conceals really well
Cons: very poor on re holstering

I'm a lefty and was disappointed that it didn't come already set up for a lefty. Also, the Y-hook that comes standard should be the one that fits a 1-1/2" belt as that is by far the most common size. Y-hook was very difficult to switch around and replace.
Pros: Comfortable, great deep concealment
Cons: Difficult set-up

nice to carry glock ccw

I purchased this after reading a few recommendations, and the description of it as a well made holster.
It has actually exceeded my expectations, and I find it about the most comfortable holster I have. I can easily conceal my Glock 19 or Glock 26, and have no problems driving or sitting for long periods of time.
Great holster!
Pros: comfortable, easily concealed.
Cons: none

Awesome holster. Very comfortable and easy to draw.
Pros: Draw, comfort, concealment
Cons: none

Custom holster makers are the way to go (Milt Sparks, TT Gunleather, etc.) if you want the absolute best available in tuck-able gun concealment, but you will have to wait months for them to be able to get to your order. While you're waiting, the Skyops holster is a well made, thin, comfortable option that occasionally needs readjusting, due to its single hanging point on your belt, and the somewhat flexible hanger that can allow the rig to move out of its optimal degree of cant.
That small quibble aside, though, I'm a fairly trim build and can successfully conceal a Glock 19 or full sized 1911 with a tucked in polo shirt, and very comfortably so if I put the gun in the small-of-back position.
So, a great concealment option that's slightly flawed, but available immediately from several venders---though of course, why do they matter when there's Optics Planet? ;)

Pros: Price, concealability
Cons: Only one attachment point can allow gun to shift quite a bit if the belt isn't tight.

I replaced a much more expensive custom leather holster with the Skyops. The Skyops is just as comfortable, more concealable, and much less expensive than other holsters I've tried.

The ability to fully tuck in a shirt is awesome. I prefer to keep an untucked shirt, but at least now I have the option.
Pros: Concealable, Comfortable, Price
Cons: Single belt size for the Y-hook, Timely to put on/off