Ullr - Backcountry Kydex Chest Holster

Conquer the Wild. Unhindered Access.

Named after Ullr, the Norse god of winter, archery, and the mountain trail, this premium chest rig is engineered for outdoorsmen, hunters, backcountry hikers, and guides who traverse rugged terrain. By shifting your defensive tool away from your waistline, the Ullr platform frees up your hips, completely eliminating the painful pinch-points caused by heavy backpack waist belts or vehicle seatbelts.

Precision-molded from premium Kydex and suspended by a comfortable, high-strength harness, this rig keeps your firearm perfectly centered, safe from trail debris, and instantly accessible.

Performance Features:

• Off-Waist Backcountry Comfort: Shifts the entire weight payload to the torso, allowing you to seamlessly carry heavy backpacks, hip-mounted tools, or operate ATVs without holster interference.
• Comfort Harness System: Built with thick, heavy-duty webbing and an integrated breathable backing that distributes weight evenly across your shoulders and back for all-day trekking comfort.
• Quick-Release Deliberate Buckles: Equipped with a high-strength, strategic buckle system that allows you to slip the entire rig on or off over thick winter coats and hunting layers in seconds.
• Optic & Co-Witness Ready: Cut with an aggressive optic channel to comfortably clear all major red dot sights and high-profile trail iron sights.
• Hand-Finished Weatherproof Contours: Every outer corner is meticulously radiused and hand-polished in our workshop, preventing the rig from chafing against your body or tearing expensive technical outerwear.

Specifications:

• Carry Position: Center-Chest / Torso Mount
• Material: 0.080" Heavy-Duty Kydex
• Harness: Fully adjustable high-tensile nylon webbing with dynamic back-plate distribution
• Origin: Proudly hand-built in the USA

A Note on Your Foundation:

Carrying a defensive platform on your chest means your harness needs to be anchored perfectly to manage muzzle weight. To prevent the rig from shifting, bouncing, or riding up during active hiking or climbing, ensure the harness straps are adjusted snugly across your shoulder blades before heading into the wild.