Great pocket carry holster. This is the second one I’ve owner, first is still going strong, just fits a different firearm. Will buy again if they ever wear out

I have carried just about every style/brand/material of pocket holster out there and always come back to the Desantis Nemesis. The Super Fly holster by Desantis is probably just as good but at $20+- I will "stick" with the Nemesis. It breaks up the outline of my LCP II so it only looks like a wallet or phone. FYI: nobody notices what's in your pocket anyway. Only you!The trigger is completely covered as any good holster should do. The retention will feel slightly tight when you first get the holster, but after a day or two it loosens up and stays in your pocket when you draw your weapon properly.I haven't used this for anything other than a LCP or a Kel-Tec, so take this review accordingly.I would highly recommend this holster for anyone looking for a quality value pocket holster

Seems to be well made. It has a rubbery texture and seems to grip the lining of your pocket well. Bought this holster for my Ruger LCP and it fits it perfectly. Fully covers the trigger guard.

I purchased this holster as a replacement for the old, worn out, deteriorating holster which came packaged with my Ruger LCP 10th Anniversary Edition, which is essentially a hybrid between the LCP Custom and LCPII, with the basic form factor of the LCP Custom, but the improved front and rear slide serrations of the LCPII, complete with a Stainless Steel slide. In spite of reviews which claim that the Nemesis Holster is no better than the one which came packaged with their LCPII, I was confident that it would be better because my brother carries his LC9s (basically the LCP's big brother) in a Nemesis Holster, which was far nicer than the holster that came with my LCP ever was. Upon receiving my holster, it was immediately confirmed to me by look and feel alone that it was indeed a superior holster, which really shouldn't be surprising considering that it's a premium holster being pitted against a freebie pack-in holster.The exterior of the Desantis Nemesis Pocket Holster is completely rubberized with a light yet sticky octagonal pattern texture, which makes it far more sticky than the stock Ruger LCP holster which merely have a lightly wavey pattern textured band of rubber stitched to the outside of the holster. What's more, this rubber coating enables the holster to hold its shape, whereas the stock Ruger LCP holster always had a disconcerting tendency to collapse in on itself if the LCP wasn't centered perfectly when inserted into the holster, in which if you hit the edge of the holster, then it would get folded into itself as you lowered the LCP back inside. Obviously, this presented something of a safety hazard, so I was forced to remedy it by always being very careful about putting it back into its holster by removing it from my pocket, placing it inside the holster, then putting the holster and gun back into my pocket together. Granted, this isn't something one would often run into, seeing as you have to draw the pistol before it would be a problem, but if you're like me and you keep it on you at all times, thus making it your go-to when examining a bump in the night for lack of anything better, then it can be a problem. In addition, the Nemesis holster is of higher build quality than the stock holster, with sturdier construction, thicker matierals, and a shape which fits my pocket better, thus keeping it in place better, and it has much tighter retention on the LCP itself.In conclusion, contrary to what I have read in other reviews which claim that this holster is no better than the one that comes packaged with the LCPII, the Desantis Nemesis is a far superior holster to the one that came packaged with my Ruger LCP 10th Anniversary Edition, which was released after the LCPII as a special commemorative edition, mind you. So unless the LCPII is being packaged with Ruger-branded Desantis Nemesis Holsters, (which would admittedly be swell) then I can only conclude that others are exaggerating or otherwise never bothered to actually carry their LCPII within the included holster to begin with, and are merely making an evaluation based on first impressions of how the two look and feel side by side with absolutely no first-hand experience to back it up.At any rate, I can safely say that this is better than the flimsy pack-in holster that came with my LCP 10th Anniversary Edition, and I wish that I had purchased one years ago, leaving the pack-in holster in box.

Good little holster. My only knock is that the open end lets pocket lint into the barrel. Not a big deal if you actually check your firearm regularly. Very comfy and I don’t worry about it not holding the firearm securely. Good quality for the price.