Belly Band Hand Gun Holster - Abdomen Holster - Cross Draw - Any Gun - Any Clothing - Right or Left Hand - Men or Woman

Comfortable & Superior Conceal. So, I tried this with 3 different guns. 1. H&K .40 cal USP Compact with rail laser (didn't fit because of laser). 2. S&W M&P .45 ACP Compact/4" barrel (fit - but not really a good conceal gun). & 3. Springfield XDS 9mm 3.3" barrel. Also, a 9mm XDS 8 round mag. See in the pics how it looked. I bought a MEDIUM size. I am 6' & 188lbs; waist 35", belly 37". I have about and inch of Velcro left and it was snug and comfortable. It's perfect for my size.PROs:Price - you can't beat the price. You could buy 3 at the price of a decent IWB cordura or kydex holster (both of which I own).Comfort - felt good to me. Breathable.Maximum concealment - aside from an ankle holster (which I own & hate) - this is so versatile to position (up under arms - or down close to waist).Trade-offs (not necessarily a con):Draw - The draw of course is going to be tricky in a quick situation because you'd have to pull up shirt to access. So, I'd probably only use this for maximum concealment if I was in a situation where I could be embarrassed if people knew I was packing. I always carry legally - but not all my friends understand the innate sense to protect one's self with a gun.Material - it's light & stretchy - but wouldn't allow my laser equipped .40 cal to go in because the laser had sharp edges (cheap laser). Also, it's not cut out for that shape. BUT at this price - you can modify it to work (as many on this review board have).I see myself using this when I have to - i.e. summertime - or close social gatherings.PHOTOS: (using S&W M&P .45 ACP compact on MY right; Springfield XDS 3.3" 9mm on MY left in picture; XDS mag)1. concealed with both guns down at belly level. .45 outline can be seen somewhat - but it's a tanktop!! With a flannel - you wouldn't see it. 9mm is not very noticeable.2. unconcealed showing position.3. concealed with both guns higher up.4. unconcealed with both guns higher up.5 NO guns in holster with same tank top shirt.6. Size comparison...Both guns: Bottom- S&W M&P .45 ACP 4" compact; Top- Springfield XDS 3.3" 9mm5 stars when accounting for price. Material is light - but that's what I wanted. Perfect for me.

Great for wearing under your shirt, jacket, sweatshirt. This will not hide your spare tire also known as belly fat or midriff bulge.

I tried out several different options for carrying a Glock 43 and mag on my morning walk when pocket carrying doesn't work so well in flimsy gym shorts.After trying a couple other cheaper belt-bands, as well as the "thunder wear" knock offs, I've ended up either wearing this belt band or carrying in a mountainsmith fanny pack.This is a very good belt band for $16. I haven't tried any of the bands that are $30+, but the other cheap ones have design issues with the retention straps being too long, being thick and not breathable, etc.But this band is lightweight and "meshy". It's got a holster pouch on each side, and a couple of loops for hanging extra mags upside-down. It's advertised as being for "cross draw", but I've had no problem getting my g43 in a normal draw at 3 o'clock. I'm sure a shield would fit in there, as well as smaller stuff. I bet I could get a g26 or g19 in there fine too if I wanted to.It fits me well, and I'm pretty fat right now. About 46" waist. :-\ but there's plenty of range in size for maybe a few more inches, and I'm sure I could wear it if I was quite a bit thinner.The only thing that annoys me is the Velcro corner bugging my back where it hangs over a little and touches my skin. Did I mention I just wear this on bare skin? Under a tank top. Conceals well. A lot of people wear an undershirt with these, and I'm sure if you did, the Velcro corner wouldn't be a bother.Great value.

I received the belly band holster the other day and I used it for the first time last night when I went for a jog. I own a Glock 26 Gen 4 and it fit nicely and the craftsmanship of the band was good. The only issues I have with it is the magazine straps should be placed one to two inches closer to the gun holster and it should be made with a sweat guard on the inside of the band. As positioned, the magazines tend to stick you in the ribs. If the magazine holsters were placed one to two inches close to the center, I think it would work a lot better. Lastly, I thought for some reason this belly band came with a sweat guard on the inside of the band, but my gun was soaked with sweat when I finished my run. That was not a big deal, because I wiped off my gun at the end of the run. Overall, for the price, the belly band worked as advertised.

Huby loves it

Looks great but I received a flesh colour when I ordered a black one, seems fine though

rec'd white.