Glock Magazine Holder 9mm Magazine Holster The Ultimate Double Stack Glock Mag Holder with Paddle 9mm and .40 Caliber Magazine Pouch

I purchased this mag holster for my Glock 19 mainly because I was dissatisfied with the ones I had previously purchased (some built-to-order Kydex holsters). I previously had a single mag holder with a belt clip and a double mag holder with belt loops. The double-mag was a pain to use, having to thread it through my belt and around one of my belt loops. It would also shift in its position, and I was having to adjust it occasionally. The single-mag Kydex was worse. Both Kydex holsters had a seam at the bottom, which would sometimes catch my shirt when I was pulling it up to grab a mag. Not good.This Gozier mag holder solves all of those problems. It is easy to attach just where you want it, and it stays in place, thanks to the rubberized backing. It is comfortable to wear, and I like the adjustability of both the tension and the cant of the magazines (adjustable in fine enough increments that it is sure to satisfy various needs). I do not see any problem with concealment (if you carry a 19, the gun is a much bigger challenge). The plastic used for the GoZier is slightly thicker than your typical Kydex, but not enough to make an appreciable difference for concealment purposes. The paddle also has two retention nodules about 1 3/4" below the top of the paddle for added security when withdrawing a mag. The paddle can accommodate a little over 1/4" thickness of pants/belt. I really like that the paddle is pliable, so it will bend with your body movement for added comfort.You can see that there are no seams at the bottom of the mags, so a shirt is less likely to catch on the mag holder when you pull it up.My other mag holsters are being sent to the island of misfit holsters (which is getting overpopulated). I will be sticking with this from now on. Excellent engineering work, GoZier!

A good piece of gear. I have used it quite a bit but not as hard as I may for some upcoming class work (will see). I am considering ordering a quantity of these through Amazon or the vendor (my first rodeo with the process for such a thing). Sparing folks any self-aggrandizing detail, I teach others to shoot. Good but not obnoxiously expensive gear is very helpful to this end. If they decide to go hard core later on, and few do, they can spend hundreds of dollars on kit when that time comes. For the average student/shooter this will get the job done just fine and is better than some more expensive gear I have seen. I always try to use what I suggest to others before I recommend it, so far this has passed muster for the task at hand. It is a stable mag holder that will get the job done. It holds the magazines with some adjustment to tension available. I found this unit easy to set up holding the magazines tight enough you wont lose them moving around an aggressive course of fire. Then again it is not so tight that not even Godzilla could access a spare magazine when needed. It is of course a paddle type and is as good at staying in place as any other paddle type, I have seen. This for me translates into very good nearly all the time, if you need more in this regard you're already living in a very harsh world and don't need my thoughts. It just does a good job. I will say one thing it has the paddle designed to fit up to a 1.75 inch wide belt. That works perfect for me, if you plan on something wider you will likely have issues. Still, 1.5 to 1.75 is of course the norm and what the average Joe wears.Best

Ordered this for my Glock 17. Delivered a day early, product was just as described. Works perfectly with the 17's double stack mags.I tried it out the other day, wore it in the 7:00 position. I wore a tucked tee shirt with a one size larger button up, open at the front. This concealed my Glock 17 that I wore on my right hip at the three o'clock position as well as the double mag carrier, (I am in Ky. we have an open carry law so I am not overly concerned with a little printing).It can also be swiveled into any position, up, sideways, backwards, even upside down if you want. And holds the mags with no problem.Overall I am very happy with the mag carrier. It appears well designed and built. It should last a long time and serve its purpose well.One only down side I can find with it, and it is really not a bad thing is that it has a rubbery material on the back of the paddle, the side that goes up against your body. If you dont have some type of material between this and your body it will pinch and pull as you sit. Thus the tucked tee shirt.It is also tough to remove, with the rubbery material, along with two belt hooks. I wouldnt be concerned to walk, run, jump, crawl, or whatever. This thing aint going anywhere once it is in position.I would recommend it.I would order another.

I found this holder hard to get on, even after flexing the paddle several times in an attempt to loosen it up.Once on, it's relatively comfortable. I liked the firmness of its magazine retention. Out of the box it was just right, not too loose and not too tight - no adjustment was needed, although it includes an hex wrench to adjust the tension if you need to.You want a magazine holder to be secure when you are wearing it, but you don't want it to be so aggressively secure that you need help getting it on in the first place.