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The Ultimate Concealed Carry Solution: Introducing the Dara Concealment System

Posted by Dara Holsters on Jan 28, 2025

 For those who carry every day, finding the perfect holster is like striking gold. You need something reliable, versatile, and built to last—because when it comes to concealed carry, compromises simply aren’t an option. At Dara Holsters, we understand the importance of designing gear that meets the real-world needs of everyday carriers. That’s why we’re proud to introduce our groundbreak …
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AIWB Holsters | Appendix Inside the Waistband

Posted by Dara Holsters on Jun 07, 2021

Shop the BEST Appendix Inside the Waistband Holsters. AIWB Holster: Appendix Inside Waistband Holster sits Inside the belt and pants, most commonly around the 12 o'clock position.  Appendix Holsters (AIWB Holsters) usually come equipped with some sort of claw and/or wedge to aid in concealability. The claw (or wedge) works with the belt, pushing against it to pull the grip towards the …
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FN 509 Tactical Minimalist AIWB Holster

Posted by Dara Holsters on Apr 27, 2021

Check out our AIWB Minimalist Holster for the FN 509t. Featuring a slim, minimalist design conducive to concealed carry in the appendix position. Equipped with a tuckable clip with adjustable cant angle, this versatile concealed carry holster is not only built for concealment but also built to last. Using .093" purpose blended polymer and fastened with blackened, hardened steel hardwar …
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Can I put a Claw on my AIWB Holster to Help with Concealment?

Can I put a Claw on my AIWB Holster to Help with Concealment?

Posted by Dara Holsters on May 11, 2018

Carrying AIWB has changed significantly in the past couple of years with the development of the Grip Concealment Claw. The Claw, not to be confused with the Wedge, is an extra piece of plastic that attaches somewhere under the trigger guard area of the holster to aid in Concealment by pushing against the belt and pulling the grip into the body. The Claw, if used correctly in conjunction with the b …
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