Appendix Carry Holsters for Bigger Builds (Dadbod Series)
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Appendix Carry Holsters for Bigger Builds (DadBod Series) Carrying appendix with a bigger build comes with unique challenges—comfort, concealment, pressure points, and printing. The 4BROS DadBod Series was developed specifically to solve those problems. This collection features Appendix Carry IWB holsters engineered for bigger body types , offering improved comfort, better concealment, and secure retention without sacrificing speed or accessibility. Whether you’re carrying a Staccato, Sig, Smith & Wesson, or another supported platform, these holsters are designed to make appendix carry more realistic and more comfortable for shooters with a larger midsection. What Makes These Different? Traditional appendix holsters are often designed around lean body types. That can create: Excess pressure into the lower abdomen Hot spots during seated carry Grip printing over the belt line Magazine wings that dig into the body The DadBod Series addresses those issues with geometry adjustments, ride height tuning, and balance between the pistol and magazine carrier to improve comfort and concealment for bigger builds. Designed for Real-World Carry These are true Inside Waistband (IWB) appendix carry holsters, built for: Everyday concealed carry Sidecar-style configurations Adjustable retention Adjustable cant and ride height Red dot compatible pistols Precision-molded firearm and light fitment (model dependent) Each holster is formed in-house, trimmed, assembled, and tested to ensure proper retention and real-world function. Made in the USA. Built in Logansport, Indiana. Who Is This For? This collection is ideal if you: Have a larger midsection and struggle with appendix comfort Want a sidecar holster that doesn’t dig into your stomach Need improved concealment with a full-size or compact pistol Want a purpose-built appendix solution instead of “making it work” Appendix carry absolutely can work for bigger builds—it just requires the right holster geometry. FAQ Is appendix carr