Vertx Tactigami Tactical Accessories Gear Organizers

I don’t know what to say other than I have purchased four of these so obviously they are up to my ultra-high standard. If you run a waste pack, backpack, or any other bag with hook and loop on the inside, these are the absolute best soft holster you can get. Obviously, some people prefer to run a kite holster with a hook and loop holster retention device, but I find that to be overly bulky and unneeded for most setups. Like I said, I have four of the MPH full-size, and two of the MPH Sub. VertX knocks it out of the park on everything they make, so if you’re on the fence, I recommend ordering it and trying it for yourself.

I needed a hook-and-loop holster for my VP9 with a TLR8 A/G, and the bad reviews had me a little concerned. It took a few tries, but I was able to get the holster set up just right. Retention is entirely up to the user; if it's too tight, just wrap the underside a bit looser. If your sights snag, use the grip roll to cover the open port (that's where it'll snag), or wrap one of the wings around the front of the gun barrel to cover it, which is what I did. Additionally, the grip roll can be used to add some rigidity and protection around the trigger guard. It can be fiddly, but once it's set up right, and you get the ejection port retention bit lined up so you always get good indexing and retention, you never have to mess it with again. But you totally can, to reverse the hook-and-loop or draw side, which is fabulous. If you set it up right, you can even run a belt through it or DIY yourself an IWB clip, especially if you use a punch to make sure it doesn't go anywhere. I genuinely do not understand the issues people have reported having unless they were trying to cram a USP into the compact holster, or of a mental capacity that raises questions to their ability to safely and responsibly carry a firearm, or maybe it just works exceedingly well with the VP9 because of the slide geometry, but it does what I need it to do perfectly and would work well beyond that, too. A larger double-sided hook patch would have been nice, but you can get those for next to nothing. Additionally, I'd love a rigid tactigami-compatible panel to insert into other bags or purses, along with tactigami options built for a wider variety of everyday items.

So far.... 'No Bueno.' I guess it does just enough to not be a total waste, but the edges keep rolling to the inside which is not ideal. I also had to trim and adjust to get it to fit a weapon that it says it should work with. The weapon has an optic mounted, so I guess that's part of the issue on my end, but still had to 'customize' it more than estimated. It's an Ok interim fix until I get something better. I got this to go inside an Eberlestock Bando bag and so far, ...not super impressed with either the bag or this holster 'organizer.'

What I like. Retention is good after I trimmed the ejection port insert. Plus you can wrap the fabric around the gun as snug as you want. The trigger is protected. What I didn’t like: The photographs of assembly in the instructions. The hands of the assembler blocked key features that I really wanted to see, so there was a lot of trial and error on my part. I finally figured it out. If you are left handed, you might get a little frustrated. I’m going to keep it because of the trigger protection and secure retention, but this could be improved with more thought. 4 stars.

Good fit.

Perfect for guns with no optics or front sight posts. I don't know which brain-dead "engineer" designed this "holster", but they should be fired and put on trial for treason. This is the most useless, idiotic piece of gear I have ever had the misfortune of spending my money on. The good: The instruction book isn't too difficult to decypher if you have an IQ above room temperature, and comes with handy pictures for those of you who served in the Marines and eat Crayolas at snack time. (Jk, I love you guys.) The concept is great. Being able to conceal a pistol in a backpack with a hook-and-loop style holster is cool. The execution, though? Horrendous. The bad: To start with the least annoying part: it will not fit properly if you have an optic of any kind on your pistol. You can get it to work well-enough, but it won't look pretty. Does it matter a whole lot? Not really. Every red-blooded American should have a backup pistol anyway. However, even with said backup pistol, good luck getting it out of the holster if you ever had the misfortune of needing it. The front sight post snags on the cutouts EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. You would genuinely be better off sticking it in your underwear and risking the loss of your manhood than trying to use this holster as intended. If you loosen the hook-and-loop, then fold the front wing around the barrel (as one previous reviewer stated), the retention is nonexistent and therefore useless (again). I love Vertx products (well, most of them) but this "holster" is useless. Whoever the mentally-absent blob was that designed this abomination needs to be fired and never allowed to design anything again.

My boyfriend loves them! Got them as a Christmas gift as it was on his wish list. The size was great and he liked the Velcro and quality of it

This is honestly a great idea on paper, which is exactly why I bought it. The concept makes a lot of sense, and I really wanted this to work. Unfortunately, in real-world use, it’s a hard fail for me. I bought the Vertx Tactigami setup for my Springfield Prodigy, and the fit is sloppy no matter how tight you crank the Velcro. It never feels secure or confidence inspiring. I also tried it with a few other handguns just to be sure it wasn’t a compatibility issue, and the result was the same every time. This is absolutely not something I would recommend for a 1911 or 2011 style pistol or any pistol. I even went back and watched their setup videos multiple times to rule out user error. This isn’t a learning curve problem, it’s a design limitation. Velcro can only do so much, and here it simply doesn’t provide proper retention. It’s frustrating because the idea is solid, but the execution just isn’t there. For something marketed as tactical and premium, this feels unfinished. I wanted to like it, but in the end, it’s a no go. I also purchased the magazines holder and The idea is solid, but in real use it falls short. It might work with short 7-round magazines, but with standard mags the fit is sloppy and never feels secure no matter how much you adjust it. It could work for someone else, but for my setup it’s a hard pass.

Great product

works exactly as intended. love how it can transform any bag with a fuzzy inside to a edc bag. holds the pistol nicely and firmly too