This is the new range of EL PASO holsters that we stock -- These are undoubtedly some of the highest grade softshell tactical wares in this price bracket we've seen. Let's take a look.

• LARGE AUTO (general fit) - Fits, for example, 

Beretta 92FS, Sig Sauer M17 P320, Walther PDP, Canik TP9, H&K VP9 L, Springfield Echelon, Sig P320 X-FIVE Legion, Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 9mm, Sig Sauer P226 Legion, Canik TP9 SFX, CZ SP-01 Shadow 2, Springfield Armory XD-M, etc.

Key features:

• Made from NEOPRENE, which is the same material diving suits are made from. IT sports lovely stretchability and wears easy / does not induce discomfort after extended hours of wearing. The holster body is completely rounded, featuring few angles and corners - fits your pistol like a sock
• Spring steel belt clip w/ hard plating - This is studded into place and will not come out w/out aggressive tooling. A thick rectangle of leather holds this steel clip down to the holster, whereas a nice strong-looking stud pins the clip down, preventing it from being slipped out.
• Trimmed w/ strong webbing, to ensure product integrity / that the holster material won't unweave over time
• Features a high back, as a shoulder guard / sweat guard for the pistol - to enhance carry comfort by creating a pad between the rear of the pistol slide and the body
• Will accommodate for a large frame pistol w/ an underbarrel Picatinny rail.
• We do order holsters that are underbarrel flashlight / laser accommodating. Please enquire with us.

To keep your neoprene gear in top condition, follow these maintenance tips:

1. Rinse After Use: Rinse your neoprene accessories (gloves, boots, hood, etc.) with fresh, cold water inside and out after each diving session. This helps remove salt and sand, extending the product’s life.

2. Disinfect: At the end of the season, soak your gear in lukewarm water mixed with wetsuit cleaner to get rid of bacteria and bad smells.

3. Hand Wash: To clean neoprene, hand wash it in lukewarm water with a small amount of mild detergent. Use a soft brush or sponge to gently clean it. Rinse thoroughly and avoid wringing or twisting, as this can damage the material.

4. Repair Snags, Cuts, and Tears: If you encounter snags, cuts, or holes, consider using a neoprene repair kit with patches and neoprene glue. Tutorials are available for step-by-step instructions.

Remember, proper care ensures your neoprene gear lasts as long as possible! 😊🌊👍

Also;

How to Clean Neoprene: 5 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

How to Repair a Wetsuit | GEAR AID Blog