Belly Band Holster for Concealed Carry, Gun Holsters for Men & Women, Waist Holster for Most Pistols, Fit Glock 17-43 Ruger S, Ruger Lcp, S&W M&P 40 Shield Bodyguard, Beretta, 1911 and Revolvers

Wel5i bought it for carrying my cellphone and beets earpiece..and some spare dollars...I can see that it will support hand guns which is made for... I only b noticed it's kinda Long I used 36 waist and this is larger than that but the Velcro makes it easy to adjust to your waist size

Pros : price, storage ,fit ,,comfort , great concealability did I mention price !cons: the one detachable pocket is not the best but functionalhad been looking at these types of Holsters and most were not bad pricing avg $25 to $40 but this was just steal ! I'm a fairly big Man and it fit me very well and can be worn and adjusted to appendix, hip, back carry etc . Feels comfortable and can be worn all day. has a couple of storage spots to hold a phone , wallet, cards , cash etc. also allows for 2 addtional mags to be carried buttoned down and also for the gun . You can wear pretty much anything and feel good about knowone noticing. Now the test is how it holds up during the hotter months and what type of durability it will have . So far can't beat it

I bought a belt about a year ago and it started getting really worn out. I chose to try this one and it fits better than my last one and it brings my gun in closer to my body. It’s to the point that I can ware my yoga pants and a tank top and no one would even notice that I was carrying. It’s a nice belt. It also fits people with a belly as you can see from my photos. I would definitely recommend this belt. I also have about 6” of overlap and I personally like that fact. The pockets are nice and deep for the extra mags and I barely have any metal hitting my skin (it’s important to me since I’m allergic to metals). So far I love this belt. Also, I like that you can use this belt if you pull left or right handed.

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So to start with the good things about this - it can probably fit anyone - the velcro overlaps and so you can get it to fit over a pretty big belly, I think. The material is really good quality - like a wet suit type of material. There is a holster with a button down strap to hold your piece in place. There are also two slots for magazines. There is a small pouch in front as well for other items - Not big enough for a phone and if it was, it'd be weird when you were sitting down, unless you spun this around so that that pouch was on your back side, which would make your pistol draw weird. On that vein, you can spin this around so that you can have the holster part on your back. The bad thing about this is that if you have a loaded pistol and 2 magazines, it's heavy, and I found that it slides down on you if you're wearing and walking a lot. But it's $13. Fits the G37 very well and I like that I can wear it different ways for different situations by just spinning it around. It does make it harder to see that you're carrying, which is the point with the CC license.

This belly band CCW is made of neoprene and is designed to fit ambidextrous. It has 2 magazine pouches with clip over snaps and a zippered pocket for extras. The gun secure itself I tried with my Sig, and it fit nicely, however, it would not make for an easy quick draw, as the barrel kept catching on elastic when trying to unholster. It has a snap over elastic strap which somewhat holds gun securely. The biggest issue I had with it was the Velcro retaining around belly. By itself it holds nicely, but with mags and pistol it was continuously working its way down unto my butt, even snugged extremely tight around waist. I guess if you had a much lighter gun, it may work nicely. To add it really is a nice belly CCW, just wished it was snugger for me.

I've carried for 10+ years and have a drawer full of IWB holsters. I've been accustomed to buying jeans a size or 2 bigger so I can carry, while sacrificing fit/look. I usually carry my IWB more toward back of the hip (love handle). This belly band holster does a couple things for me.1. Versatile: Most my IWB holsters are model specific. This product can securely hold my S&W MP shield with Crimson trace .40 single-stack as well as my bulky Sig 229 .40 double-stack.2. Comfort: Since belly band sits higher than any traditional waistline carry option, I find it more comfortable and conceals better in a cross-draw position vs hip or back of hip. Cross-draw also conceals better for me in a T-shirt with this belly bad and doesn't really stick out. I also find this setup better for me while driving vs traditional IWB.I'm still getting use moving to belly band holster. I think it's ideal for slim humans. I'm in my 50's and not as skinny as I use to be. My main concern was needing to adjust the band while standing and sitting; however, the band stretches enough to adjust to my belly in either position - so I don't have to manually adjust the velcro. For the money, it's worth a try. Most other belly bands out there doesn't come with 2 mag pouches.

This carry belt is a nice option if you don’t want to use a waist band holster. It holds well and is easy to adjust. The only downside, when I make it tighter for more activity, the back of the band rolls. It still holds, but just doesn’t feel right. However, I still like to use this over my waist holster. I do t have to worry about a belt.Imprinting is more likely with this, depending on the size.