Train smarter. Carry with confidence. Master both.

The Helios Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) Holster is precision-built to fit the full line of ACE XR Handsets, giving you a professional-grade training platform that mirrors your real-world concealed carry rig, exactly as it should.

This isn’t a generic training holster. The Wanderer is specifically designed for the XR slide cuts, backer profile, and geometry of your ACE XR training tools, enabling you to establish a muscle-memory match between your dry-fire sessions and live-fire performance. Every draw, every rep, every movement counts — and now they count for more.

Whether you’re working one-on-one with an instructor, running drills at the range, or training at home, the Wanderer ensures that your holster draw, ride height, and concealment pressure behave exactly like your everyday carry setup. That means faster improvement, tighter consistency, and zero wasted motion.

Custom-Built for Comfort and Functionality
The Helios low-profile, rugged Kydex shell is optimized for deep concealment with excellent comfort. Adjustable cant, ride height, and retention give you a tailor-fit experience, while optional concealment claws help tuck the grip for appendix carry. And with over 75+ finish options — from classic carbon fiber to bold Topo Map camos — you can match your kit, department requirements, or personal style.

Why Choose the Helios for Your ACE XR Handset?

• ✅ XR Handset Specific Fitment – Purpose-built to fit all current ACE XR models and backers with precision.

• ✅ Training Tool Integration – Enables realistic dry-fire, draw stroke, and concealment drills.

• ✅ Built for Real Carry – Every angle and cut mirrors what you wear daily.

• ✅ All-Day Comfort – Slim, sweat-resistant, and ride-adjustable for long sessions.

• ✅ Highly Customizable – Choose from a wide range of belt clips, colors, and patterns.

• ✅ Rugged Construction – Vacuum-formed Kydex built to take abuse without flexing or warping.

Ideal For:

• Civilian concealed carriers using ACE XR handsets for dry-fire or class-based training

• Firearms instructors who demonstrate with training handsets

• Range officers and competitive shooters looking to build transferable skills

• Armed professionals maintaining real-world muscle memory in training environments