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Small Business Spotlight: Werkz LLC
by
Hrachya H
(IC: employee)
Published: December 30th, 2025
Welcome back to TFB’s Small Business Spotlight! In this weekly column, we take a look at small firearm-related businesses. Today’s company is Werkz LLC, a holster manufacturer from Potlatch, Idaho.
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Business Name: Werkz LLC
URL: www.werkz.com
Years in business: More than ten years
About Werkz LLC
“Werkz LLC has quietly been producing holsters for pistols with lights for many years, providing one of the widest selection of holsters for pistols with lights. We have now come out with an innovative "nolight" holster, the Bisect ( https://werkz.com/holsters/bisect.html). The Bisect features an adjustable silicone rubber bump which can be adjusted, removed, or swapped to meet a user's body type and carry style. To give back to the community, Werkz holsters provides the best unbiased light reviews on the Internet. https://www.youtube.com/@WerkzHolsters”
What makes Werkz LLC unique?
High quality, innovative design, and unbiased & truthful light reviews.
Below is the list of Werkz Bisect holster features:
- Designed for You. The Werkz Bisect features a fully modular design that delivers uncompromising comfort and concealability for any IWB carry style.
- Options. Muzzle length custom fit to your exact pistol, eliminating extra bulk while providing maximum coverage. Available colors to customize your gear.
- Modular, Flexible Bump Reduces Hotspots. Most holsters come with a “one-size-fits-all” bump molded out of hard plastic, which can be uncomfortable when moving or working.The Bisect bump made of a firm (but compliant) silicone, providing the benefits of a traditional plastic bump without the discomfort. The bump’s position on the holster is adjustable so you can dodge hotspots, or provide additional stability to pistols with shorter slides.
- Adjustable, Removable Mag Carrier Fits Your Carry Style. The Bisect mag carrier allows the magazine’s position to be adjusted independently of the pistol’s position, along three different axes - height, cant, and distance from the pistol. Distance and cant are both adjustable in seconds, without the removal of any hardware. No more fumbling with screws and spacers just to make adjustments to your carry. The mag carrier features a unique “twist” to improve reload ergonomics, developed with feedback from master class shooter Nick Young of Velox Training Group. The mag carrier is attached using flexible material, allowing it to move with your body. The Bisect mag carrier is also removable without special tools or replacement parts. Simply reattach the steel clip along the sight channel, and enjoy an even more minimalist carry.
- Multi-Height Claw Improves Concealment. Our concealment claw—designed and injection molded in-house—is also completely configurable. For a higher or lower claw, simply add or remove spacers, or remove it entirely. To prevent the claw from protruding above the beltline during hip carry, simply flip the head of the claw 180°.
- Adjust for Perfect Retention. A screwdriver is all you need to intuitively tune retention of both the holster and mag carrier.
- Carry Securely with Included DCC Steel Belt Clips. Included steel belt clips allow ride height and cant adjustment without compromising security. The Bisect is also compatible with many aftermarket C-Hooks.
- Built Just for You. Each Bisect is made to order - with multiple color and slide length options, you’re not just getting some holster off a shelf. You’re receiving a hand-built, hand-fit concealment experience built for you in the United States.
Pictures by Werkz LLC
Hrachya H
Managing Editor Being a lifelong firearms enthusiast, Hrachya always enjoys studying the history and design of guns and ammunition. Should you need to contact him, feel free to shoot him a message at Hrachya@TheFirearmBlog.com
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Published December 30th, 2025 7:00 PM
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Best light reviews on YouTube, bar none.