Rob Pincus reviews the benefits of owning and using the Ohai movable puck-type holster. This versatile holster is perfect for anyone who prefers to transport their weapon throughout the day using several different surfaces or materials, rather than a hip or pocket holster. Ohai holsters are model-specific and flat on one side with a hook-and-loop fastener so they can be attached to any number of surfaces, such as the side of a car’s center console, inside a bag pocket, or on the underside of a desk. The Ohai is easy to remove and maneuver and it stays firmly fixed to any surface so that you know exactly where it is when you need it.
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