Deep Carry Holsters
Deep carry means the grip of your handgun rides at or below your waistband — concealed enough that printing essentially disappears, even in a t-shirt or athletic wear. It demands a holster system built for it: something that holds the gun deep, keeps the grip reachable, and doesn't depend on a stiff belt to work. That's what the holsters on this page are for. If you want the technique side — setup, draw, and tuning — our free Deep Carry course covers it in depth; this page is about picking the right hardware.
Which deep-carry holster should you buy?
Enigma Express — the deep-concealment standard
A complete beltless chassis: the holster mounts to its own belt-and-leg-leash system worn under your clothes, so it works with gym shorts, sweatpants, leggings, and tucked-in shirts — no gun belt required. Fits the Sig P365 family, Glock 43/43X/48, Hellcat, and dozens more (pick your exact model on the product page). This is the holster our deep carry course is built around.
Enigma Micro — for the smallest pistols
The same beltless deep-carry system sized for micro pistols like the Glock 42 and small-frame revolvers. If your gun is small enough that most holsters feel like overkill, start here.
Light-Bearing Enigma Express — deep carry with a weapon light
Deep concealment for pistols wearing a TLR-1 or X300 — the holster is molded to the light itself. Running a different light? Use the Guided Holster Choice tool and it will route you to the right option or record your light so we know to build for it.
Enigma OS — use a compatible holster you already own
The Enigma chassis without the holster: attach any Enigma-compatible holster and get the same beltless deep-carry platform around it.
Wedge RX & Flat Wedge RX — tune the depth
Deep carry lives or dies on grip angle. A wedge tips the muzzle out and the grip in, killing the last bit of printing — the single most common fix in our deep carry course.
Not sure which setup fits your gun and clothing? The Guided Holster Choice tool asks a few questions and lands you on the exact product and variant.
Deep carry questions, answered
What makes a holster a “deep carry” holster?
Ride height and independence from your belt line. A deep-carry holster positions the grip at or below the waistband and anchors to something other than a gun belt — the Enigma does it with its own faceplate, belt, and leg leash worn under clothing.
Do I need a gun belt for deep concealment?
No — that's the point of the Enigma system. It carries the gun's weight on its own chassis, which is why it works with gym shorts, joggers, leggings, and suits alike.
Can I deep carry with a tucked-in shirt?
Yes. Because nothing clips to your waistband from the outside, a shirt tucks over the entire system. Draw technique matters — the Deep Carry course covers it.
Will deep carry slow down my draw?
Set up wrong, yes. Set up right — correct ride height, wedge, and practice — the difference is small, and the concealment gain is large. The course walks through the tuning order we recommend.