Phlster Introduces Enigma Micro For Pocket Pistols
PHLster is best known for its Enigma holster platform, which does not require a belt. There is now an even smaller version for use with micro-sized handguns. The Enigma Micro scales down the setup for use with guns like the S&W Bodyguard 2.
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The Enigma differs from other holsters because it does not require a belt. Instead, it incorporates an integral belt and mounting platform, which attaches to the holster. Rather than threading a belt through your pant loops, then hooking a holster onto that belt, the Enigma is worn as a unit. You put it on over your underwear, then put your clothes on over it. This method works with all sorts of clothing types that do not use belts, like athletic clothing and skirts.
The new Enigma Micro scales that entire concept down for use with the smallest handguns. At release, it is available with holster fitments for the S&W Bodyguard 2, Glock 42, and Ruger LCP II/LCP Max. It retails for $150 and is available for order now directly from PHLster.
From the manufacturer:
“The PHLster Enigma Micro is a patented beltless concealed carry holster system, built for micro-compact pistols you carry every day. It comes fully assembled with the holster, faceplate, and patent-pending CamWing pre-configured for your specific gun, and is ready to carry out of the box. Like every Enigma, it carries securely against your body without a gun belt. But the Micro goes further: it's the first holster of any kind to allow concealment, ride height, cant, and retention to all be adjusted on-body, without ever removing the system. No taking it off. No swapping parts.”
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Are those non stainless metal screws?
I ask as this appears to be an option as a holster option while working out.
if the screws steel but not made of stainless it will quickly be a rust fest.
Enigma Micro $150. Enigma Express $160. Light Bearing Enigma Express $200. Are you f•••ing kidding me? 😂😆🤣
but not for the 365?
I wish the "sweat guard" on the back of the holster came up higher. The most uncomfortable (painful) part of carrying my Bodyguard 2.0 is the VERY sharp edge on the rear sight. Otherwise, this looks like an attractive option.