CUBL: set the cant your draw actually wants
Holster angle isn’t one-size-fits-all — arm length, seat time, and vest height all move the ideal cant. The CUBL puts that adjustment in your hands: one belt loop that lets you tune the holster’s angle instead of living with the factory’s guess.
Why it earns belt space
- Adjustable cant. Set the holster’s angle to your draw stroke — forward, neutral, or back — and lock it down.
- Three ride heights. High-, Mid-, and Low-Ride versions put the grip where your hand naturally falls.
- Three belt widths. 1.75″, 2″, and 2.25″ — duty belt or plainclothes.
- QLS 22 variants. Order it with the receiver plate fitted and a QLS-forked holster clicks on and off.
- Safariland ecosystem native. Integrates with UBL products and any 3-hole-pattern holster.
Who runs it
Officers dialing in a duty draw around a vest or a seat, and anyone moving one holster between belts of different widths.
Specifications
| Function | Cant-adjustable universal belt loop |
|---|---|
| Ride options | High / Mid / Low, each plain or with QLS 22 |
| Belt widths | 1.75″, 2″, 2.25″ |
| Holster pattern | Safariland 3-hole / UBL ecosystem |
| Colors | Black, FDE Brown |
Common questions
What is cant, and why adjust it?
Cant is the holster’s tilt on the belt. A degree or two of adjustment changes how the grip meets your hand — especially seated or wearing a vest — and the CUBL lets you set it instead of accepting a fixed angle.
Which holsters mount to it?
Anything on Safariland’s 3-hole pattern, which covers the duty holster line and UBL-compatible models.
What does the QLS 22 version add?
The receiver half of Safariland’s Quick Locking System — pair it with a QLS 19 fork on the holster and swaps become a click.
Pairs well with
About Safariland
Few brands have shaped police gear like Safariland: holster maker since 1964 and the company that brought the first true retention duty holster to market. 911 Network stocks the Safariland duty line deep — outfitting one officer or a whole agency, ask the Network and we’ll spec the right fit.
