For Those New to the Bisect

Every body type, carry position, carry style, and pistol configuration is potentially different. Many users prefer to optimize their carry by choosing a bump that may better suit their needs for their preferred carry style. Each silicone bump allows for placement adjustment on the Bisect holster to further customize it to the user's preferences. These bumps are made to be firm, but still provide enough softness to reduce hotspots. And, each bump utilizes our patent pending Potlatch screw for better ease of use.

As a result, Werkz is offering a starter bundle for both the NON-Light bearing Bisect holsters, as well as the Light-Bearing Bisect holsters!

Note: All Bisects come with their respective Standard (15mm) bump and one Werkz Spacer already, therefore it is not included in this bundle!

Included in each Bundle:

"For NON-Light Bearing Bisect:":

10mm NLB Bump: Short, minimum height: This bump is for those that find to standard bump too large for their carry style, but still want the advantages of having a piece of soft silicone between their body and the holster. Great for people running the Bisect 2.0 holster outside of the appendix carry position.

22.5mm NLB Bump: Tall, maximum height. This option is for those who want the highest degree of pistol grip concealability and least amount of holster movement. The tall bump provides the most standoff from holster to the body. This allows for more leverage to be applied against to Bisect claw, thus pulling the pistol's grip tighter to the body.

Werkz Spacer: Adding an additional Werkz Spacer to your Bisect holster will increase the height of the Bisect claw, thus increasing the amount of engagement with your belt, when worn. This will torque the holster and pull the pistol's grip closer to the body as you tighten your belt.

"For Light Bearing Bisect:":

10mm LB Bump: Short, minimum height: This bump is for those that find to standard bump too large for their carry style, but still want the advantages of having a piece of soft silicone between their body and the holster. Great for people running the Bisect 2.0 holster outside of the appendix carry position.

Werkz Spacer: Adding an additional Werkz Spacer to your Bisect holster will increase the height of the Bisect claw, thus increasing the amount of engagement with your belt, when worn. This will torque the holster and pull the pistol's grip closer to the body as you tighten your belt.

Note: No taller (22.5mm) bumps exist for the Light Bearing Bisects, thus one is not included. 

*Installation Tool Required: Phillips Head Screwdriver