From Bra to Boot: The Ultimate Friction Holster Guide with Eric From Sticky Holster
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From Bra to Boot: The Ultimate Friction Holster Guide with Eric From Sticky Holster
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Have you ever wondered how to hide a tool safely when your clothes don't have pockets? In this fun talk, Jess and Erica chat with Eric from Sticky Holsters. They talk about how their special holsters stay in place using just a little bit of pressure and a "sticky" outside. Erica shares a secret about how she hides hers in her bra so she can exercise without it moving!
Eric explains that his company makes everything in the USA. They don't just make things for hiding firearms; they also make gear for hunters. He tells a story about a "modular sling" that lets you use one strap for many different firearms. This helps keep your storage safe and neat. The team reminds everyone that carrying a firearm is a big responsibility. You have to practice a lot and always be very careful. If you want to find these products, you can look in thousands of stores or visit their website!
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Sticky Holsters: https://stickyholsters.com/ - Full line of American-made friction holsters and concealment systems. (17:40)
Otis Technology: https://otistec.com/ - The booth hosting the podcast at SHOT Show. (00:15)
She Never Quit: thewoma.org - A support organization mentioned in relation to the hosts and Sticky Holsters. (00:44)
Streamlight Wedge: https://www.streamlight.com/ - A light mentioned during a TSA search story. (06:26)
Key Takeaways
Body Type Inclusivity: Friction holsters are often superior for "fluffy" individuals who find traditional IWB (inside the waistband) clips uncomfortable.
Modular Utility: A good concealment system (like Sticky’s) should work across various platforms—belly bands, ankle rigs, and vehicle mounts.
The Safe Struggle is Real: Modular slings help prevent accidental damage to expensive optics and rifles in crowded safes.
Safety is a Mindset: Respect for the firearm is the most important part of any lifestyle change involving concealed carry.
Key Words
Sticky Holsters, Concealed Carry, Friction, SHOT Show 2025, Venatic Collection, Stock Pad Riser, Modular Sling, TSA, Bra Carry, Belly Band, Accidental Discharge, Lifestyle Change, American Made.