Introducing the Tuck-N-Go 2.0, a key member of Galco highly sought-after and competitively-priced Carry Lite holster collection. Crafted with precision from premium center cut steerhide, the Tuck-N-Go 2.0 is the embodiment of the perfect fusion of form and function. ith its open-top design, this holster guarantees a lightning-quick draw by effortlessly lifting your concealing garment out of the way. Additionally, the enhanced design includes a reinforced mouth, ensuring a seamless and efficient re-holstering process. What sets the improved Tuck-N-Go 2.0 apart is its adaptability, thanks to adjustable belt clips. This flexibility allows you to tailor the cant to your liking, accommodating strong side, crossdraw, appendix carry preferences with ease. The Tuck-N-Go 2.0 is also ambidextrous and comes with a pair of interchangeable tuckable clips. The first, known as the uniclip, can be positioned over a belt but also functions adeptly without one. The second clip, the Ultimate Stealth with a discreet hook, discreetly attaches to your trouser waistband, either beneath or behind a belt, revealing only the hook. This ingenious design ensures the epitome of discreet concealment, providing optimal stealth. Elevate your carry experience with the Tuck-N-Go 2.0, where the perfect blend of style and functionality meets your concealed carry needs.

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