Belly Band Holster for Men & Women - Comfortable Carry Gun Holster with Breathable Neoprene, Fits Glock 17-43X, Taurus, Ruger LCP, S&W M&P Shield for Most Pistols and Revolvers

I just received this belly band technology has come a long way since I last wore one of these..my old belly bands were uncomfortable and kept sliding around and moving around on my body; you couldn't move fast wearing old ones because of how bad they slid around. Plus the old belly bands of my era didn't secure the firearm well..Fast forward to today, I purchased this new belly band and I have never had a belly this comfortable and secure in my life; I needed a deep concealment holster and this belly band accomplished what I wanted .it's comfortable and highly concealable. The only real drawback.of this holster is how bulky the retention strap is ,securing the firearm.. it does show a barely noticeable knot indicating something is there but i wear untucked shirts so it's fine..Over I'm loving this belly band and I got the fat boy large. Fits snug as a bug and it.doesnt move or slide around..Bravo.. great design and very budget friendly.

The 33-in waist fits perfectly. Not sure what the other comment is about with the draw and clips being on the same side and not easily accessible, completely accessible to me having both on the right side. I've been through a few to find the right fit and this is the one. Velcro strap for wrap around the waist. Button holders with elastic that fits over the firearm and mags. Zipper pocket is good for cash or cards. Additional pocket wouldn't fit my s23+ with outerbox but fits my pepper stray. Will definitely recommend and purchase again down the road.

The media could not be loaded. I had purchased this item in the past before and ended up returning it. I thought about the fact that you have to wear it between your boxers and your pants (or so I thought) and it seemed like over kill. I tried it on, and instantly didn't like it. As a man, we often adjust our pants / junk several times through out the day. We also have to use the bathroom, which would make wearing this thing more of a hassle over simply getting an IWB holster.If you're a person with an athletic build and you wear fitted shirts, then you will print. At least when wearing this in the 12 o'clock position, which is what I did. I saw that most of the reviewers wore this product right at their waistband and some even had it tucked between their pants and underwear. That didn't work out for me and I ended up sending it back. If you have to wear this waist band that low down, then at that point, you might as well be simplifying things with an IWB holster.Fast forward till today. Someone recently gave me another brand of this same style of holster. I played around with it for quite some time and finally found something that works for me and may also work for you as well. What ultimately worked for me was wearing the waist band much higher up while turning it so that your firearm will be in the 3 or 9 o clock position. Basically wearing it right above your boxers / pants, as if it is an extension of your boxers. By doing so, you firearm will basically sit between your ribcage and your elbow. Granted this is not the best position for the fastest draw, but with some practice, you can draw almost about as fast as you could having an IWB holster.I'm not sure as to how quickly one could draw from this waistband while using the supplied firearm strap, but me personally, I have tried wearing this waistband w/o using the strap, and I find that my firearm fits snugly in it (only while wearing), and doesn't feel as if it will fall out. I have not put this to any test outside of my residence, but I have worn the waistband with my firearm in it within my residence just to test it, and it hasn't fallen out. I've also found that while wearing it for a few min, I almost forget that I'm even wearing it.I can't speak on how the use of the extra magazine holders, because I don't care to carry around extra magazines. I can't ever imagine a situation where I'd ever need to use more than 10 rounds (CA restricted) to take care of business. I visit the range often enough, and believe in learning how to shoot vs carrying the maximum amount of ammo possible on your person.The original holster that was given to me by my friend, is way too big for me, so I revisited Amazon to find this one and bought it again. As I originally mentioned, I can't use this around my lower waist as it becomes tedious to consistently adjust depending on what you're doing. So IMO, I find that this will only work under certain circumstances, and should be used interchangeably with an IWB holster, depending on what you're doing.As a person who does a lot of labor intensive jobs, I'd more than likely use this during times where I may need to reach for anything that would expose my waistline, for other physically demanding activities such as mountain biking. Otherwise, I will be using an IWB holster for less demanding activities or anything that doesn't expose my waistline.

I got a bit of a belly and I can't wear holsters around my belt without my pants falling down. I really like these belt holsters. They take the weight off my pants, they are comfortable, they are versatile, and they work for me. Sometimes I wear it low down around the beltline when I'm concealed, or if I'm walking the dog in the winter time I wear it up higher towards the chest on top of my shirt beneath my jacket. It's great.

Fits great and is easily adjustable. Works well with Ruger LCP. The LCP can also fit into the front pocket with the zipper as well, but it is tight. I can use this for running/walking without much problem except for the band wanting to bounce up and down if I don’t have it tight enough. Great for the price. The extra magazine holsters can also come off the belt if you don’t want them on there.