I've not had this holster long enough to comment on it's durability, but the design is clever enough. The belt anchor/off set is actually a fairly robust plastic (same material as the pouches), but it is rigid enough to not flex. The only flex is a result of the belt twisting, not the material itself bending. Two fairly narrow, yet thick, strips of plastic on the back so it won't impede the bind of the inner/outer belt much. Similar to the boss, you can adjust ride height and cant in the same fashion. This gives you the additional adjustability of a hinge that is tightened down with lock washers to allow you to dial in the angle the grip presents. if your body style is such you need a slight inward cant to make sure your grip is 2" from the belt, it gives that to you. Holster body is not traditional kydex, but something else. The mold for my Shadow is very good on dialing in "just enough" retention. The long leg of the hanger comes down the outside of the belt, vs. the inside on other holsters. if you tighten the lower screws first you'll pull the leg in somewhat as the plastic flexes somewhat, Tighten down the top screws first to avoid this. Only negatives is the sight channel is a little narrow and first few days of dry fire netted me a bunch of plastic shavings on my front sight. To fully adjust this you'll need a couple sizes allen key (it only ships with the small key) and a #2 phillips head screw driver. The instructions were clearly written by somebody who doesn't speak English as their native language.

Takes a little while to get set up properly, but once it is all i right with the world. I like how it can be set pretty low and a little forward while still being parallel with my draw stroke. Makes it a little easier to be fast.