Mostcomtac Belly Band Holster for Men & Women - Comfortable Carry Gun Holster with Breathable Neoprene, Fits Glock 17-43X, Taurus, Ruger LCP, S&W M&P Shield for Most Pistols and Revolvers

I have had a CCW permit for many years and have tried all kinds of carry options: Ankle, IWB, shoulder bag, shoulder holster etc. for some reason, I have always eschewed trying a belly band holster, maybe because I don’t have a flat belly like all of the models in the images of the belly band holsters.. 😂 I finally decided to give one a try and as this model was highly reviewed on Amazon, I ordered it. I wish I would’ve done this years ago! The belly band is very comfortable and fits very securely. My normal carry is a hellcat 9 mm and it fits very nicely in the holster area. I haven’t tried it with one of my larger platforms, but it seems like even my .45 would probably fit. I can’t imagine I would ever need them, but the ability to carry extra magazines is quite nice as well. I love having the zippered pocket where I can carry a spare credit card and my carry permit. There is very little imprinting, even with a T-shirt. It is absolutely invisible under any kind of over shirt, sweatshirt, or light jacket. I wore it this morning on a two hour hike wearing sweatpants and a T-shirt, and after about 30 minutes, I barely even noticed I had it on. The only possible question I have will be durability. As this is worn against your skin, any warm weather activities while wearing this will generate perspiration, so I will be interested to see how the Velcro and fabric hold up with regular washing. The other consideration is access to your equipment, as the belly band is worn below up to two or three layers of clothing. It will take a little bit of extra time to get your hands on your equipment. That’s not an issue for me, but I know there are many concealed carry folks who want faster access than is afforded with a belly band set up. All in all I feel like this is a great value and will definitely allow me to carry more frequently than I have in the past, which is the whole point after all.

Is comfortable to wear for hours while sitting, driving or walking around, my mags have a slant so the clips don't wrap around the mag however that's a me problem, Velcro is sticky and doesn't come loose, also doesn't shift when wearing it really. Holds my full size XD with out issues.

Comfortable holster that retains multiple sized pistols tight to the body. Great concealment option for small to medium sided pistols. Retention is ok, not big on the strap and the mag sleeves should be on my left side (right draw/rt side). Otherwise the holster holds pistols secure and offers an accessory pocket. Definitely worth the money, could use a tweak or two.

I’ve been running this belly band holster for a while now, and it’s turned out to be one of the more practical carry options I’ve tried. The material is comfortable against the skin, even when worn for long stretches, and it doesn’t roll or bunch up once it’s adjusted properly. Retention is solid. My compact pistol stays put during movement but is still quick to draw when I need it. The extra slots are useful for a spare mag, flashlight, or phone, and they don’t get in the way of the draw stroke. What I appreciate most is the versatility. I can wear it at different positions around the waist, appendix, side, or back, depending on what I’m doing that day. Works just as well under workout clothes as it does under casual wear, and concealment is excellent. Stitching and build feel durable. It’s not a “luxury” piece of kit, but for a tool that’s meant to be worn, sweated in, and used daily, it does exactly what it should. Overall, this belly band is dependable, comfortable, and adaptable. For concealed carry, it’s easily an A+ piece of gear in my book.

This gun belt is so great my husband bought one too. It’s comfortable, holds my gun and two clips securely, and I can fit my cellphone in the zipper pocket. It is a little hot but that was to be expected. I wear mine over my shirt but you can also wear it underneath and it can’t be seen.

I’ve been wearing belly band holsters for a very long time. I’ve worn this brand for three years and I must say, this is the best one ever. It’s comfortable, durable, and secure. The two pockets are very welcome and if you’re prone to gain or lose weight, the Velcro band allows easy adjustment. I toss It in the washer when needed and it’s good to go when dried. I’m about to order a second one because the poor stitching of my other brand belly band recently had my pistol slip out with less use.

Awesome band! Wore it all day, very comfortable pockets all in the right places. Highly recommend it!!!

Product update: After using this belly band holster almost every day for a few months, I have to unfortunately report that the velcro used seems to be on the cheap side and is now having problems holding. My solution will be adding buttons to it, but I'm a bit disappointed that I will have to make this modification. Original review that was 4 stars: This belly band holster seems to be well made, and it is comfortable on me. It fits my Walther PPS very well, but I wish the magazine holders were a little bit more narrow. The magazines aren't held in place as well as I would like. I'll probably use some heavy thread to switch them tighter. These are technically not set up for cross draw; however, it was fairly easy for me to change that. I'm right handed, and I wanted this to be a cross draw belt; therefore, I removed a one inch stitching that positions the pistol and then added a new stitched line that holds the pistol in place for cross draw. It probably took me about 30 minutes to do with heavy gauge needle and thread. The reason I went cross draw is because this band, on my waist, positions the gun higher than an IWB holster making it a bit awkward for normal draw but good on cross draw. I have been training with it (much more still needed) and found it to be better, IMHO, than IWB on my right side. Since I wear my shirts untucked the majority of the time, I find I can retrieve my gun faster using my left hand to lift my shirt enough to retrieve the pistol with my right hand. It probably isn't for everyone, but it works well for me.