Havok Holsters Now Offering "Garage Sale" Option For Misprints and More

Mar 8, 2023

Nampa, Idaho Mar 7, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Havok Holsters, a Custom Kydex holster manufacturer, announced they will now be selling misprinted or otherwise imperfect holsters via the "Garage Sale" option on their website. This is a great opportunity for anyone who has been on the fence about buying a custom holster! All of the options available are still made with the same quality materials and manufacturing practices, however, they just didn't quite get the intended result. As Havok said, their loss is your gain!

Havok can be seen at most industry events around the Boise area and was one of the booths at the highly popular 2022 Range Day in Idaho.

How Havok Holsters got started

"I have always liked gun gear and the culture behind it. I have also always liked the ability to customize everything I own, to make it mine. So Havok Holsters was started by the lack of custom options out there and want to provide that for others seeking the same thing. Since the start, the company has grown quickly. We are adding nylon goods to the store, overlay options, and other services other gear makers are not offering.  We like to see people light up when they see their vision come to life. So if you have an idea or need help, please reach out." - Ben, Owner of Havok

If you have been on the lookout for custom holster options, now is your chance to get a great deal on a high-quality Kydex holster!

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