| | |  | | Home » E2 Evolution Paddle Holster E2 Evolution Paddle Holster Glock | | | | | | | Description: | | The E2 series features one-piece holster body construction, and like all FOBUS Holsters, the E2, is lightweight and includes steel reinforced rivet attachment and a protective sight channel. A tension adjustment screw is incorporated to allow the user to customize the ease of presentation and the security of retention.The paddle also includes a rubberized insert to provide both comfort and stability.FEATURES:Tension adjustment screwRubberized paddleOne piece holster body constructionSteel reinforced rivet attachment systemProtective sight channel | | | Features: | |
• Glock 17, 19, 22, 23, 26, 27, 33, 34, 35
• 676315006886
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 7.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.4 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.01 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 28 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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46 of 46 found the following review helpful:
 Fobus E2 Evolution Paddle HolsterJun 23, 2009
By Scott Roberts
Given the price of this holster I don't feel it can be beat! I have had custom holsters and shoulder rigs over the years - fine custom made leather - I love them! But the price for those are 4x or more! If money is not an object, then you might consider other brands as well. I was able to buy the Fobus E2 Evolution Paddle holster and a Fobus two mag paddle pouch for under $50.00! Not bad!
I was at first skeptical of the stability and retention of these holsters but after using two of them those are non-issues. I have had two now; the first was for my HK USP full size .45ACP - and even the large scale of that frame works nicely with this holster; quite a feat! The other is for a Glock 19 and it is a perfect combination. I wanted a thumb break scabbard like a DeSantis but was advised that the appendages of the straps create a possible snag issue for Glock triggers (in spite of the three safety mechanisms) so I went with no thumb break for my Glock.
There are other really nice paddle holsters out there like Safariland but they cost twice as much and then some. I'm familiar with virtually all the other fancy and exotic materials being used for these types of holsters by other companies and I have yet to encounter any negative aspects regarding these Fobus polymer holsters that would make them any less desirable. They hold the weapon very secure and close to the body and very comfortably while they're at it! Remember, no matter how thin your holster is, it still must be as thick as your gun. Considering the cost benefit ratio of the Fobus I feel the choice is obvious.
Also if you're not familiar with paddle holsters and you enjoy wearing your weapon on the hip you owe it to yourself to check them out. One of the great benefits is how easily they can be put on and taken off - no belts loops to deal with. It also has a retention screw so you can set it to that which suits you. Just make sure that when you put the holster on your belt it is securely seated in the detent which holds it in place against your belt. They claim you don't even need a belt to use it but in my experience I disagree - it gets too sloppy otherwise. Moreover, it is one of the fastest drawing holsters I've ever used. The last thing I'd like to mention is that I'm personally not keen on the 'rotary' version - this is a choice you'll have to make for yourself but be sure you're not accidentally buying one of those if you're expecting a standard Fobus E2 Evolution Paddle Holster.
shoot safe,
best
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Fobus E2 Paddle Holster - Glock 17/19Sep 19, 2010
By DOZER
"Stash"
The main purpose for the purchase was to meet the requirements of a CCW class my wife and I were taking, specifically the gun draw training and timed drills. With a little pre-adjustment of the pistol retention screw, the holster was fully functional, providing smooth gun draw and holster return. It gets the job done. As for Price; it didn't break the bank and delivery was prompt. I am very pleased with the holster and would highly recommend it.
12 of 14 found the following review helpful:
Perfect for the 17, not so for the 26Jan 30, 2010
By Tim Gallagher
Great range holster for the Glock 17, well made and adjustable. Don't buy this for use with a Glock 26, no adjustment will make it easy to remove from the holster.
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Very comfortable holsterApr 25, 2010
By J. Hart
The holster is very comfortable and I am very happy with its low profile. I did have one problem with it, however. When drawing my gun out of the holster, the knuckle of my middle finger was rubbing the holster where it wraps around the pistol to establish my shooting grip. I had to use my Dremel tool to grind it down a little to keep it from rubbing a sore every time I train. I get together with friends once per month and get tactical training. We shoot a lot, so this modification was absolutely necessary. Other than having to make this modification, I love it.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Not bad. Retention is a bit strong.Nov 17, 2010
By Rob
Not a bad holster. Goes on belt quickly. Generally solid. The problem I had with a G23 is that the retention was really stiff even when the adjustment screw was opened a bunch. I think it's the deep indentation in the molded trigger guard. Since this holster is best used for training, ease of draw should be smoother/better.
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