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Home » First Look: Henry Holsters Cipher Holsters

First Look: Henry Holsters Cipher Holsters

Adam Green By Adam Green July 30, 2025 2 Min Read
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First Look: Henry Holsters Cipher Holsters

Henry Holsters just launched its new Cipher holster product family. The Henry Holsters Cipher is designed as a portable and ambidextrous inside-the-waistband (IWB)/appendix-inside-the-waistband (AIWB) concealment and everyday carry (EDC) holster. Henry Holsters manufactures the Cipher series from .93-inch thick Boltaron and includes premium DCC (Discreet Carry Concepts) belt- attachment hardware. In addition to this, the Henry Holsters Cipher is compatible with the popular PHLster Enigma concealment system. The Cipher is designed with modern handguns and carry styles in mind, and these holsters use an open-muzzle design. They also incorporate a symmetrical, ambidextrous mid-height sweat guard. The holster easily accommodates slide-mounted electronic red-dot sights and the shells feature a generous clearance for suppressor height iron sights.

“At Henry Holsters, we are always striving to refine and advance our designs based on feedback from our customers and industry professionals,” said Andrew Henry, owner of Henry Holsters. “The Cipher product line represents our dedication to excellence—offering a holster that is both highly functional and exceptionally comfortable for everyday carry.”

The Henry Holster Cipher currently fits the following handguns:

  • Beretta PX4
  • Beretta PX4 Compact
  • Canik Mete SF
  • FN Reflex XL MRD
  • Glock G19
  • HK VP9
  • Smith & Wesson M&P Shield EZ 380
  • Ruger RXM
  • Shadow Systems CR920XP
  • Sig Sauer P365 AXG Legion
  • Sig Sauer P365 Fuse
  • Sig Sauer P365 XMacro
  • Springfield Armory Echelon
  • Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro
  • Springfield Armory Hellcat RDP
  • Springfield Armory Prodigy (4.25 and 5.0 versions)
  • Staccato 2011 (C2 and P)
  • Staccato 2011 XC (Full Rail)
  • Staccato HD
  • Walther PDP (4- and 4.5-inch barrels)

The Henry Holsters Cipher holster retails for $108. To learn more about this low-profile concealment holster and other models Henry Holsters offers, visit the company’s website at henryholsters.com.

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