Creatrill 2 PACK Magnetic Pistol Magazine Holsters | Inside The Waistband IWB Tactical Mag Holder | Single Double Stack Mag Pouch for 9mm/.40 cal/380

I have had mine for almost a year now and they're holding up great. The magnets aren't the strongest but since it's being held in by your belt as well they work just fine. I have never had a magazine fall out and when drawing they don't hang up. I also used one for a double-stack, and one for a single stack and they both work just fine. They are also quite comfortable. At $10 for 2 you can't go wrong.

Like the price.Like the magazine holster. I purchased the double stack in large. So far it works well and holds a 33 rounder and a 19 rounder. Seems decent quality and it’s holding up well. Would buy again.

Looks and works as described. Durable nylon and leather material with elastic strips on each side. The elastic makes it a little loose with a single stack clip but fits perfectly tight with a double stack. I suppose that once it is in your belt against your body it will be a little tighter with the single stack. I might take a needle and thread and put a couple small stitches on the sides to make it a little tighter. I bought these to use with a Sig P935 nightmare with a single stack clip. I bought the medium single model thinking that the small would be limited but unfortunately the standard P938 single stack clip is too small and slides down below the lip making it hard to remove...but I cant hold this against the product as I bought the medium for use with other magazine types. The small size would have fit perfectly. The 7 round clip with the pinky extension fits better. I also bought the ProMag 10 round clip which is taller and it works fine in it. There is a magnet just behind the belt clip which helps to hold it in. If you insert the clip and hold the top of the clip the magnet will keep it in the holder.The belt clip is durable and tight and is attached to a piece of leather while the back side of the holder is neoprene. I might like a model with he belt clip on the other side as it is slim enough to carry on the outside of the belt. I don't foresee any quality issues other than it could be a little tighter but it will not stop me from giving a good review but I would have to keep it at a 4 due to the looseness. I would recommend it and would buy again if needed.

I really dislike the fact that they falsely advertise these as being able to stay in place magnetically! I bought 2 for my Taurus G3c and 2 for my Sig Sauer P320 Compact, and they don’t hold any mags that I have for these when turned upside down, like they’re supposed to. And yes, I ordered and received the correct ones for each model, so that’s not the issue. They’re good mag holsters, they just don’t do what they say they do, in regard to that aspect. Otherwise, good quality and good price for what you get.

Nice snug fit for my spares. Small enough to be worn inside the belt but outside of the pants. I have high confidence the mag is going to stay in place during all but the most strenuous activities.

Fits my magazines nicely and tightly!

Not out of the box, you kinda have to force it in and stretch the fabric, then it hold it pretty well without much grab when you draw. Only bad thing is you cannot reholster your mags obliviously since Byrna has a retention bar that catches on it. Very comfortable compared to polymer holders, just what i needed. I kinda wish it was reinforced to encourage holstering of spent magazines.

I bought these expecting them to work effectively and be magnetic. I purchased the correct size according to their guide for my Ruger SR9 C mag. I put it in one of them inserting it all the way. I turned it upside down and it fell right out. I tried this with an empty mag, but why would you dare carry an empty mag, and again it fell out. I repeated with the other holster that came with the set. Same result. I am an LTC holder and I carry every day for the protection of my family and others in this unsafe world we live in. The equipment I purchase for that has the work effectively. Failure of a piece of equipment at a critical time is not an option. I do not recommend these to those people who are serious about the responsibility they posess