UnderTech Undercover Concealment Mens V-Neck Shirt

Ok I have been using this for over a month now and I think I can speak knowledgably on it.My first advice is order a size larger than your normal shirt size. This is a compression shirt and it will fit very snug even ordering a size larger. I’m a XL in most shirts and I ordered a XXL in this and the fit is very good. Snug enough to keep everything tight and secure but I can sill breath.Second advice if you have any shoulder mobility or range of movement issues in the arm you will be drawing with be away you may have trouble reaching your pistol. The holster pockets set way back under the arm. I can reach it but it takes more stretching than I would like.Overall impressions : The fit, feel and comfort are great. concealability is pretty good but not great. Experiences will differ with body build, but for me the but of the pistol kicks out and makes an obvious bulge on the side of my chest unless I’m wearing and extremely bulky sweat shirt. What I normally do is wear two shirts over this, one to cover the shirt and another button shirt or a jacket left open to hide the bulge.Retention is great the two pistols I have tried it with those are a Beretta Nano with laser and a Sig 250. I carry the Nano daily and work all day with no issues moving and lifting stuff.I find the extra pockets nice for cell phones or extra mags, you could even carry a pistol on each side if you choose.Two things I would change if I could: First the price. At 50.00 I feel like these should run about 10.00 less, the fact that the Glock Store will sell 3 for the price of two tells me there is ample profit in these to offer them for 40.00. That being said Im getting ready to order another one at 50.00 for a spare.Second I would move the holster pocket forward about 1 – 2 inches for easier access. I normally just put mine on and twist it a little to move the pocket around to the front more to compensate.These are a nice alternative to a IWB carry on days when the IWB is just not practical like driving all day or if you will be doing a lot of bending which is always a problem with IWB concealabililty.

For the price i expected a better design. It is very well made and good materials but poorly designed. There are two pockets on each side one for your sidearm, one for an extra mag or whatever else you like. The gun pocket is closer to your back whereas the mag pocket is closer to your chest. THEY NEED TO REVERSE IT. your gun sits way too far back. I am an average build guy. 6'3 200 lbs. I can BARELY reach my gun to where i can pull it out. It sits way too far back and for me, makes this shirt unwearable. My glock26 literally sits BEHIND my arm, almost on my back. So again, good quality, well made, terrible design. Wouldnt buy again or recommend to anyone.

I have looked at this company for a long while. I have a new EDC and hate crew neck t-shirts, so this v-neck was the logical choice. I read the reviews that the weapon sits too far back, but I ignored them. Why would anyone make it that way, seriously? The reviews were right. Not only does my Shield sit too far back where I can't reach it, the gun butt becomes an unintended and very uncomfortable armrest. Add to that the clasp, which is really difficult because it (logically) faces up so it can engage. Easier said than done! Took me 3 minutes to get it blindly in just the right spot. It's going back, hard pass on this. Will I try the company again? I don't know....Bottom line... great fabric, excellent fit, one of the worst designs I've seen. Very disappointed.

I've been wearing these for several years and they hold up excellent. Still haven't had to throw one out, and I wear them every day including weekends. Carries a S&W Shield all day every day. I do have enough of these to rotate them and each one averages one wearing per week.The only thing I'd change is I'd make a mag pouch. You can carry mags in the off hand side you aren't using for your gun, they they WILL fall out if you bend over too far (as in picking something up off the ground) or if you run, guaranteed. I realize they make them so you can use the left or right side to carry a handgun, but I'd sell them for left and right handed shooters and use the non-gun side for a double mag pouch.

Fit well, stays in place. Holds firearm well and it is held close to the body. Much better than a shoulder holster. It has good reinforcement for holding the weapon. I was afraid it would be irritating, but it really wasn't. I like the fact that it has a strap to hold weapon in place. But, my arms seemed to be a little too short. Reaching that far around my body to unhook the strap, and then grasp the weapon was a little difficult. And you have to raise your "off" elbow to get to the weapon. It is definitely not a quick draw holster, didn't expect it to be. But it does take some extra effort to reach that far, and manipulate the hook on the strap etc, it's not velcro. Friends who know I carry were asked if they could tell it was there. They were impressed with the concealment and interested in trying one. I wear bib overalls a lot, and normally pocket carry. Pocket carry isn't adequate when driving a lot, and doesn't work well for me in my normal street clothes. I will use the garment, as well as other similar types I'm trying. I'm liking a similar product with pockets only slightly more forward

I had already purchased this item in black, but needed one in white for my white shirts. As usual, I am in between sizes. Medium is 38-40 and Large is 42-44. Of course, I am a 41. I contacted UnderTech and the owner recommended the Large. It fits me perfectly (waist size 31), so I assume the Medium would have felt like a straight-jacket.Unfortunately I am also short-waisted, so the muzzle of my small (3.5") carry piece occasionally bumps into my Ilium. I brought out my sewing machine and took in about two inches of the material between the holster and the armpit. Much better.