DeSantis DESANTIS Super Fly

While I am proponent and user of quality leather holsters from makers such as Mitch Rosen, Milt Sparks, and Rusty Scherrick I do not hesitate to say that this holster works excellently and for the price is an exceptional buy and very versatile. The tacky "fly tape" exterior fabric keeps the holster securely in the pocket and insures a clean draw of the firearm from the holster, no issue with the holster coming out the pocket with the firearm. The "flap" for lack of a more technical term does a superlative job of covering the contours of the handgun and eliminating the possibility of the firearm "printing". To anyone that looks it appears you have your wallet in pants pocket. Regarding the reviewer that indicated they where nervous because the trigger of their J-frame S&W was partially exposed, I would suggest that they check the size of the holster versus the barrel length of their J-Frame. A 2 inch (1 7/8) 38 SPL. J-frame does not have such an issue in this holster.With regard to the lady that gave the holster a very poor rating because it "would not fit in any pants pocket", while I can not speak for ladies slacks, mine is used daily with business casual attire, khakis, and dress slacks with never a problem (157 lbs, slim build), and slim boot cut blue jeans on weekends with out a problem. I can however see where were ladies could have a problem with slim cut slacks. The Super Fly also does a great job on those cool/cold days when I take the dogs out for a walk or walk down to the mail box, it works well in many jacket pockets.There are two axioms regarding holsters: 1. Not every holster works for everyone for every purpose. 2. Always use a holster to carry a handgun on your person, to do otherwise is to invite an accidental discharge or chance physically losing the handgun.

For those wondering this DeSantis Super Fly pocket holster does fit extremely well with the new Smith and Wesson Bodyguard 2.0! I highly recommend it as the gun fits in it perfectly and it's comfortable and secure. Feels like you have your wallet in your pocket. You can take the strap off to and position it on either side of the holster in case you are a left or right handed. You cannot tell at all that you have it in your pocket. No imprinting and absolutely perfect for every day concealed carry. This is the correct one to get for the S&W Bodyguard 2.0. You won't regret it!

Sticky, so stays in pocket, covers trigger guard completely, great draw.

I purchased and quickly returned this item. I won't give it a bad review because it does perfectly what it is supposed to do, securely fit and conceal a gun in ones pocket. I just returned it because I felt the gun I was using, S&W M&P Shield is not a pocket gun or at least in my pocket. I'm a 5'8" 180 lbs dude and felt that it bulged way to much in my pants (forget about slimmer fit jeans or pants with shallow pockets). The holster did conceal the gun but I felt that if I ran across an acquaintance or friend, they would be curious to what I had in that pocket. It kind of looked like I was carrying a small tablet with a padded case(like a Kindle Fire). So I returned it and will stick to my inside the waist band holster. But this holster did work well. It held the gun securely in place. Also it was quite comfortable. Much better feel that carrying the gun inside my waistband. Depending on the pants pocket, drawing the gun varied from easy to slightly awkward. Maybe if I get a true pocket gun I will come back later to this holster.

I like this holsterIt works great and fits into my pants pockets very easily

This is a great pocket holster for my Smith and Wesson M&P Bodyguard 380. With the ambidextrous flap (that can be removed if desired), it really hides the printing of the pistol's outline in my back pocket. It's very easy to draw, as the texture of the holster and the flap keep the holster in your pocket nicely while allowing the pistol to slide out easily. I usually wear jeans, and it looks like a wallet in my pocket. I even carry it when wearing dress slacks with a tucked-in shirt. I've used it with shorts and even a bathing suit (front pocket). No one knows!It's so comfortable in my back pocket that I often forget it's there. I put it in my pocket first thing in the morning and don't take it out until I go to bed at midnight. Great if you follow the "ABCs" of CCW - "Always Be Carrying".I just ordered my 3rd in 4 years, as the flap wears out over time (and with me carrying 16 hours a day 7 days a week). When the flap wears out, the pistol starts to print a little in my pocket - still enough to make people think it's just a wallet, but I like to be safe. Even with the small amount of printing, people can't tell it's a pistol in my pocket unless they know me very well - I don't advertise the fact I CCW, and very few people know I do.Overall, I recommend this holster for anyone who wants to CCW and not tell the whole world!

I purchased this for a S&W airweight J-frame revolver with a less than two inch barrel and internal hammer, so already very light and slim for a revolver. The material of the holster is good, and the revolver fits well. However, the additional flap is supposed to hide the outline of the revolver in the pocket, but it does not! I will keep it because I have used it for several hours, but I will need to modify it by placing yet another layer in front of it to reduce the visibility. I don't know why pocket holster manufacturers can't make a holster that doesn't look like a holster in the pocket - it not rocket science.

Although it is a little pricey, the DeSantis is quality and definitely conceals the fact you are carrying.I appreciate pocket carrying, especially in the warmer months.I needed to delicately slice the inner pocket's glue just a little in order to fit my Ruger LCP Max with a front-mounted laser -- but the holster still holds the gun like a champ.Be aware that this is for slightly bigger pockets and will not easily fit into the standard pockets of most blue jeans.