Tuff Products iTuck Conceal Carry Smart Phone Case

In my quest for the perfect concealed carry holster I just tried the iTuck. I didn't hold out much hope since this seems gimmicky but I was very pleasantly surprised. So far I have only tried it with my regular jeans and this conceals my Glock 26 amazingly well. At worst someone would think I was carrying my wallet or some such in my front pocket but I really don't think anyone would notice anything. Why not five stars? Well, I doubt any concealed carry holster can be perfect. In this case the two less than totally desirable factors are it is deep conceal and it is a bit uncomfortable when you sit.This is a deep conceal holster and as such will never win any competition for quick draw. At first I was a bit concerned that pulling up the flap would throw out either the phone or the gun. Neither worry has proven true after lots of draws. The biggest problem was the worry. It caused me to not jerk up on the flap as hard as I should the first couple of times. After that I just yank away and both phone and gun stay just where they should. But again, this is not a quick draw holster. It will always take two to three seconds to have the gun in hand ready to fire.Also, sitting is not the most comfortable thing with this holster. At least in my case the best concealment was when I carried at 2 o'clock; right on the jeans pocket. If I put it at 3 o'clock my hipbone makes the width of the gun and holster quite obvious and I look lopsided. At 2 o'clock the gun and holster pretty much disappear in the natural hang of the jeans. The only problem with this is that when you sit the gun is on top of your leg and makes your jeans tight there. I should also mention that as a partial solution I have the holster set large so the gun sits low. That prevents the gun straddling the bend point of your body when you sit. I have not found a way to eliminate the tightness. It isn't bad, but less comfortable than not carrying. Also, when you sit it is obvious that something is in your pocket. It doesn't print as a gun, but there is a bulge much like carrying your wallet in your front pocket would produce.So the iTuck isn't perfect, but it is one of the closer to perfect concealed carry holsters for me since I'm not interested in quick draw; just in having a gun around if the surroundings turn ugly.

While the idea behind this product seems sound, in practice it does not work well. I got the size 10, which does fit medium sized pistols and j-frame size revolvers. (I am 5' 11", 185 lbs) The problem is when you put a gun that size inside your pants below the belt-line, it is an obvious bulge, and not what I would call concealed. Not at all like an IWB holster, which is somewhat concealed by the belt. The cell phone on the outside of the pants only covers 1/2 the size of the pocket inside the pants. The second problem is retrieving the gun. You have that large bulge that either gets stuck under your belt, or if you pull hard, gets ejected from the pouch it was in and flipped across the room. The smaller, size 11, may work with much smaller guns it is designed for, but this size 10 didn't work at all for me.

Not a fan. I purchased this to try with an iPhone 6 in an Otterbox case and a Glock 43. I normally use an inexpensive IWB holster and an Otterbox holster for the phone. With the phone in the Otterbox case it would barely fit. The width of phone and gun was uncomfortable to me. Felt like it was obvious I had a concealed weapon. Thanks to Amazon's wonderful return policy I was able to return it and continue to use my current holsters. I did feel the holster is well constructed, therefore I gave the two stars for the construction.

Bout the same concept as an "urban carry holster". It's a great idea but it's not this amazing solution to deep conceal carry. Also, it might fit large guns but nothing bigger than a pocket 380 really conceals at all. Even my j frame was too big. It ends up just being a huge awkward bulge. So if you carry a smaller pistol and wear baggy pants this could work. Other wise, I always end up back with an ankle holster for deep conceal.

The fit for the gun is very sloppy and the entire system relies on your body type being fairly flat on all sides. If you tighten your belt to support the weight of the firearm it pinches the top of "holster" and makes deployment of the gun a problem. I will say that I was attempting to use a "J" frame revolver and a flat sided medium semi auto may be a better choice.

Overall nice product. However, it does NOT fit iPhone 6 plus with otterbox. I hope they eventually make this item to fit iPhone 6 plus with otterbox case because no one who is in a job that can face different situations will leave their smartphone unprotected from being banged up. Come on Tuff - either make an expandable cell pocket or make one specific for the larger phones with a protective case.