Multiconceal - hidden carry belt clip

[Defense Art]

Hello gentlemans. I would like to introduce our product.

Multiconceal — a modular carry clip system designed for makers, holster builders, and everyday carriers.
Unlike traditional belt clips, Multiconceal was developed to provide a more stable and secure attachment with minimal movement on the belt during daily use.

Key features:
• Adjustable carry angles with 10 multiple mounting positions
• Compatible with standard 19 mm (0.75") hole spacing used on most Kydex and many leather sheaths
• Fits belts from 30–38 mm wide
• Low-profile design for discreet carry
• Designed to reduce wobble and improve retention compared to conventional clips.

Multiconceal is still evolving, and I’m looking for honest feedback from the community.

Photos in the comments.

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Designed and developed by Defense Art.

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[SharpBits]

As an enduser, I'm liking what I am seeing so far.

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

Where are these available to purchase? Looks like a neat idea.

 

[Defense Art]

As an enduser, I'm liking what I am seeing so far.

Thank you

 

[Defense Art]

Where are these available to purchase? Looks like a neat idea.

Thanks for your interest!
The first production run of Multiconceal is coming soon. You can make preorder on our email 1defense.art@gmail.com.

Thank you

 

[lukusamongus]

Looks like a good idea. Question, and not trying to be a smartass, are the eyelets even necessary since it (looks like) a single layer of plastic? That's potentially metal eyelets on the clip rubbing against metal eyelets on the sheath.

 

[jfk1110]

Looks like a good idea. Question, and not trying to be a smartass, are the eyelets even necessary since it (looks like) a single layer of plastic? That's potentially metal eyelets on the clip rubbing against metal eyelets on the sheath.

Looks like rubber bushing in There........or spacer......

 

[Defense Art]

Looks like rubber bushing in There........or spacer......

Looks like a good idea. Question, and not trying to be a smartass, are the eyelets even necessary since it (looks like) a single layer of plastic? That's potentially metal eyelets on the clip rubbing against metal eyelets on the sheath.

Great question, and thanks for bringing it up.
The eyelets help reinforce the mounting points and improve long-term durability, especially with frequent repositioning and repeated tightening of the hardware.
The spacers serve two purposes: they offset the clip from the sheath to accommodate different knife thicknesses and carry positions, and they also prevent direct metal-on-metal contact between the clip hardware and the sheath eyelets.

Clip is coming with full mounting attachement you can use 2.5 mm or 5 mm spacers depend on your knife and sheat thicknesses