CL-BLT-G-S - Clutch Belt

This belt is pretty cool. Its very comfortable and hugs close to the body. You can carry almost a full duty belt setup and hide it under a loose jacket or shirt. Obviously its not as stable as a duty belt, but it does have the ability to use belt keepers to secure it to your belt.If you are in a position where you need more equipment than just your handgun and maybe an extra magazine, this is a great option. I got it for a family member who is armed security for his church. He can carry a handgun, 2 spare magazines, a couple flex cuffs, a tourniquet with some chest seals/bandages, and his little radio all on this belt while keeping it pretty stealthy and comfortable.

Alil expensive and I haven't used it much but works well when I have used it. Alil hard to conceal unless you're were like a coat or larg shirt better for winter carry but nice to have all you edc stuff right in one compact package. Alil hard to draw my firearm from it to placement being alil higher then normal for me. More practice will help also depending on what you carry might be itchy with out under shirt .

I love how easy it is to store all my gear for edc. It also can be used as a battle belt.

Own two of these. Like just about everything from Unity Tactical, these are really well-designed and ruggedly durable. There have been some slight stitching upgrades to the tri-flap compared to the one I bought in 2016. Excellent product for real life use.

Great quality with the ability to fulfill multiple roles. I wore the Clutch under plain clothes and there was minimal printing. Very versatile and worth spending the extra money on versus the standard “belly band.”

I'm a plain clothes LEO and wear this 10 to 12 hours a day. Very comfortable to wear my weapon, 2 mags, flashlight and cuffs. Using it with a CYA iwb holster.

Its nice an comfortable, just wish you didnt have to buy the inserts separately pretty pricey hope it holds up for a long time

Not for obese people. And about $60 over priced. Returned and Purchased a Sneaky Pete.