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New Product Highlight: Falco Hybrid IWB Holsters

Want the security of Kydex and the comfort of leather? Check out these new custom IWB holsters from Falco.

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If you like high-end materials and craftsmanship, you’re going to want to see the new Falco hybrid holsters.

The new offerings come in several configurations so you can build something that fits your body and concealed carry setup perfectly.

Falco hybrid IWB holsters
From left to right, the Falco A 915, A 915 L, A916, and A916 L. (Photo: Falco)

Falco Hybrid IWB Holster Specs & Features

Specs

  • Material: Kydex, leather
  • Style: AIWB, IWB
  • Handgun Compatibility: 2,600 models
  • Belt Clips: Polymer
  • Light-Bearing: Optional
  • Colors: Black, brown (leather), black (Kydex)
  • Country of Origin: Slovakia
  • MSRP: $129.95 ($139.95 light-bearing)

Features

  • Available for appendix and strong-side carry
  • Light-compatible models available
  • More than 2,600 handguns supported
  • Three belt clip sizes

First things first: is there a holster for your pistol or revolver? Falco supports more than 2,600 handguns, so the answer is almost certainly yes.

Falco hybrid IWB holsters
Falco A916 hybrid holster. (Photo: Falco)

You can spec out your holster for use with or without a pistol light. There are more than 180 pistol light options, and these holsters can be ordered to fit suppressor-height sights, a pistol optic, or both.

On to the holsters themselves. There are four holsters in total:

  • A915: Strong side
  • A915 L: Strong side, light compatible
  • A916: Appendix
  • A916 L: Appendix, light compatible

Falco’s standard hybrid holsters (model numbers A915 and A916) are primarily made of leather to maximize comfort and reduce wear on your handgun’s finish. The trigger area gets Kydex, though. That offers a boost in security and retention.

Falco hybrid IWB holsters
Falco A915 L. (Photo: Falco)

The IWB A915 and A915 L use conventional hybrid construction, with leather on the inside and an outward-facing Kydex shell. The AIWB A916 and A916 L use Kydex for positive retention on the trigger guard (A916) or light (A916 L), and leather to protect the pistol.

All come with your choice of 1.5-, 1.75-, or 2-inch polymer belt clips. Left-handed holsters are available. Falco holsters are still hand-made in the company’s Slovakia facility.

Falco hybrid IWB holsters
Falco A916 L. (Photo: Falco)

I’ve had great experiences with Falco holsters in the past. They take a little while to ship, but that’s because each holster is custom-made just for you. The craftsmanship is always excellent.

Falco lists an MSRP of $129.95 for standard hybrid IWB holsters and $139.95 for light-bearing holsters.

What do you think of the new Falco hybrid holsters? Let us know below. Looking for more holster options? Check out our guide to the Best Concealed Carry Holsters!

Written By

Scott Murdock

Scott Murdock

Editor & Senior Review Analyst

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Scott Murdock is a Marine Corps veteran with a basic working knowledge of shooting, written English, and photography. He's passionate about helping readers find quality gear that's worthy of their money. You can find more of his work at Task & Purpose, Free Range American, and Outdoor Life.

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