Are you fed up with unsuccessfully trying to carry a handgun comfortably and conveniently?

If you are, then you are like 90% of the concealed carry license holders in this country who do NOT carry their handgun every time they leave their homes or business.

With a Cell Pal / Pager Pal holster, you can carry your handgun, comfortably, conveniently, and discreetly without having to wear a jacket, a fanny pack, or have your shirt untucked. In fact, you do not even have to wear a shirt. The Cell Pal / Pager Pal holster takes all the work out of concealed carry. All you need is pants to be able to carry a handgun. It doesn't get any easier than that. If you are carrying any other way, then you are working too hard at it.

The Cell Pal / Pager Pal is a cross draw holster which can be worn without a coat, jacket, untucked shirt or obvious fanny pack. Comfortable while standing or sitting, this holster offers a quick easy draw with a minimum amount of movement.

Hand made with fine quality leather, the Cell Pal / Pager Pal® allows the user to conceal over 250 different handguns,
from a .45 to .25 dressed any way, without looking armed! Your Handgun is BELOW your bend point and behind your pocket.

The Cell Pal / Pager Pal® comes in brown or black leather, small or large sizes and for right or left-handed shooters.
It's the only concealed carry holster you will need. Stepping away from traditional holsters that fall short of total concealment, the patented Cell Pal / Pager Pal® holster pioneers the art of concealed carry.

You will love having the ability to carry a fully concealed handgun clipped below the waistband of your pants or shorts.

The unique design allows the holster to flex when you sit down and it conveniently rests on your thigh. Amazingly, this holster is comfortable even when sitting. Because of the patented design of the Cell Pal / Pager Pal, it is easily drawn even while sitting. We suggest a cross draw carry, with the weak hand grasping the cell phone or pager and pulling up just far enough to expose the gun's handle, and then drawing with the strong hand.