Alias Beltless Receiver V2

The Beltless Receiver V2 is NeoMag's answer to carrying without a belt. Two UltiClips clamp it onto a waistband, gym shorts, or a drawstring, and an Alias receiver rides on the front so a holster with an Alias clip, or a standard holster clip, mounts to it. That makes it the piece that lets the same holster move between the Alias Belt and no belt at all. Because the pistol rides in whatever shell you clip on, fitment is set by the holster, not by this hardware.

It is flexible enough to mold to the body, which is the difference between a beltless rig that conceals and one that prints. Two options change the wear: the B.A.T. Strap ($39.99) adds tension that works independently of the waistband or drawstring, and Beltless Pads ($8.99 per pair) mount on the existing hardware to keep metal off skin under a shirt.

Buy the 1.5-inch receiver unless a 1.25-inch top mount clip is already in the mix. A $39.99 no-receiver version exists for people who already own an Alias receiver. The comparison point is the PHLster Enigma, which uses a waist belt and leg leash instead of waistband clamps; the Alias approach is faster to put on and take off, and it shares hardware with the rest of the Alias system.