I have steered away from IWB holsters because I feel they seem uncomfortable. I need a recommendation for an IWB holster for a Glock 27 Gen 4. Tired of "printing" Thanks!

My IWB is a leather Blackhawk, my gun a G-23. I use a thick leather 1-1/2" belt but I'm planning to upgrade to a steel core gun belt.

Check out Hidden Hybrid Holsters. They are the best IWB hybrid holster I've used or handled. Much better materials and workmanship than Alien Gear, Old Faithful, Crossbreed, etc. Also, they are made in NE Ohio from locally sourced materials - if you happen to be near Canton, you can check them out in person (and compare to the competitors holsters they've collected) at their retail store Stark Arms at 3666 Cleveland Ave S.

been using N82tactical for a few years now and I find mine to be very comfortable

Thanks guys! Keep the suggestions coming. I just dont want to waste money by trial and error to find a comfortable IWB holster.

In leather I've had good luck with the above-mentioned Blackhawk model. With kydex I've tried several brands now with varied success.

Regardless of material I must have two things:

1) Loops that go all the way around the belt and snap in place, or VERY good clips that don't just barely hook over or under the belt. The rig ain't supposed to EVER come off still holding the gun inside during a draw. Funny at the range, you dead in real life.

2) A reinforced mouth at the top, so that one handed re-holstering is possible. Get a rig that doesn't allow that, guess what? You won't practice with it like you ought to because re-holstering after the draw is too much hassle. Yes I underlined that for good reason, I've observed this with folks way too many times to count.

So which do you suggest?? Links?

I like some of the Blade tech IWB offerings but not all of them. It's an individual thing.

Ok. No one ever likes it when I suggest these because they say it's too much work.
It's the Raven Vanguard 2. They're out of North Ridgeville.

Ambidextrous. I can switch it from left hand or right hand draw. Minimalist design. Secure. Fits most Glocks. I use them with my 31/32/33/21. Yes you read that right. It fits the 21 also.

My daily setup. Glock 32 and 33. It's comfy and conceals well. I'm eventually going to replace these with twin Glock 32 gen4 if they don't offer a fingergrooveless model at SHOT SHOW 2017.

Here's the part people hate. If you draw, it is not easy or fast to reholster. It takes TWO hands to safely reholster. It's easier for me to unclip it from the belt, lock it to gun then reclip it to my belt. But if I draw my gun for any reason I won't be reholstering till it's safe so I have time to do it safely.

No offense intended, carry as you see fit. But don't expect to be allowed to use a rig like that at matches or in training classes. Even practicing on your own, how many draws/re-holsters are you going to find time and patience for?

Didn't know this was for training or comps. I use owb stuff for that.
I thought OP was asking about not printing.
For maximum concealment when carrying I use the Ravens. I don't plan on reholstering if I'm in a shooting off duty. More than likely I will be placing my gun on the ground with putting my hands up once the cops show up.

To Brian's point, if you aren't training and practicing with the gear you actually carry & use, you aren't doing it right.

Yeah but one can practice draw and re holster with an empty gun, in fact using an IWB and Glock that's my choice.

It's not that all IWB rigs make that impossible or even particularly difficult. But if they collapse when the gun is drawn, it certainly makes re-holstering a pain, and perhaps even unsafe, if your support hand is needed to manually hold open the top of the rig. That tends to put said hand in the perfect place for nuzzle sweeping. I want to be able to re-holster with one hand, whether it's with a loaded or (thrice checked) empty gun during dry fire and such away from the range. Really don't favor doing things differently from session to session.

the reason I chose the blackhawk is because it has a reinforcing strip at the opening but I'm still inclined to remove the holster insert gun(loaded) then clip it back on.