Falco Holsters just unveiled a completely new product line of carry holsters manufactured from carbon fiber, one of the strongest and lightest composite materials known to the modern world. Carbon fiber is primarily used in industries such as aerospace and aviation, but is also often found in high-end automotive parts and the world of automobile racing. This is because from a material’s standpoint, carbon fiber offers steel-like strength without the extra weight of steel. Similarly, from a holster-design standpoint, carbon-fiber holsters can be made with less material while provide more strength than commonly used materials such as Kydex or Boltaron. The result is a concealed-carry holster that can last longer while having an overall slimmer and less bulky profile.
Robert Kovac, CEO of Falco Holsters, said, “Thanks to our in-house production capabilities, we’re not just introducing another Kydex holster with a carbon-fiber print, but holsters crafted from real carbon fiber. These holsters can be custom-made to fit over 2,400 handguns and more than 100 rail-mounted lights, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of firearms. The new Falco carbon fiber holsters represent the next step in Falco’s evolution, bringing cutting-edge materials and old-world craftsmanship to the forefront of everyday carry gear.”
Falco Holsters Carbon Fiber Concealment Holsters Product Family:
- AX91 IWB: Carbon Fiber Holster, slim profile with open top and bottom design. Mounted red-dot sight friendly.
- AXL91: Same as AX91 carbon fiber holster but with light bearing capabilities
- CX91: OWB Carbon Fiber Holster: Open top and open bottom OWB holster.
- CXL91: Same as CX91, with light-bearing capabilities.
- AX92: Hybrid carbon fiber and leather IWB holster, leather backer with carbon-fiber holster shell
- AXL92: Same as AX92 hybrid carbon-fiber holster, with added light-bearing capabilities.
- FX91: IWB carbon-fiber magazine pouch
- FX92: Belt-mounted, carbon-fiber pouch
Learn more about this new line of holsters from Falco at falcoholsters.com.
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