Belly Band Gun Holsters by ComfortTac, Belly Band Pistol Holster for Men & Women by, Belt Fits Smith and Wesson, Ruger, Shield, Glock - Firearm Accessories for Most Pistols and Revolvers

I own 3 holsters for my G43x - a kydex, a nylon and this belly band. This one is the best for concealment. I can deepcover my weapon in almost any clothing - shorts, suits, jeans, even boxers -if needed. It holds the weapon securely and pulls it into my body so that there is very little print. Concealment - Don't tell anyone but just yesterday I entered an event venue wearing this thing without my weapon being detected! Even after a body search at the entrance!! Eventually I disclosed it and went back outside to remove it, because I had forgotten to store it before entering. In one of my pics you will see me fully dressed while carrying my weapon and extra magazine in this holster. You can judge the level of concealment. If concealment is your thing just get this. Durability - now, that's where you might have a challenge. I think I will need to change mine every 6 months or so, because the elastic material is beginning to give way. As you will see from the attached pics and video there is some fraying on the holster itself and some deformation in the overall shape, due to my dad bod. (I'm 5'11" and 220lbs) Otherwise it's still fully functional after 4 months of use. I don't wear mine everyday, I alternate with the kydex and the nylon so YMMV. So yes, it wears. But that is to be expected with any elastic material. This is not indestructible (like kydex), but it's way more discreet. Comfort - this belly band holster is as comfortable as any other belly band and can be worn all day, without much issue. For those who appendix carry you will have to make micro-adjustments throughout the day to how you sit, how you enter and exit vehicles etc. but that comes with appendix carry - nothing to do with this holster per se. So other than a small deduction for the durability issue - which can be overlooked at this price - this could be the perfect holster for your EDC.

This is, without a doubt, the best Belly Band Holster I have ever worn. And I’ve tried many, including from the NRA, of which I am a lifetime member, as well as a war veteran. I own two in Large size and about to buy another one or two. My habit has been to wear inside the waist band type holsters and sometimes 2 holsters at the same time with two Glock 19’s at the 4 o’clock and 8 o’clock positions (for another responsible person). But this holster is so quick and easy to put on in seconds and I’m ready to go. It’s especially good in the summertime and warmer weather when I’m wearing shorts and other light weight clothing. But I’m particularly amazed at the nearly invisible ‘printing’. First, once on, it is easy to move around my body to the 4 o’clock or the 3 o’clock position or for any adjustment. I can wear this with a Glock 19 at the 3 o’clock and it stays tight and close to my body with practically no printing. Now since I have an athletic build I don’t usually like to wear concealed at that position. Also I like to wear tailored shirts. And yet I have no problem with this belly band while wearing my tailored shirts. One last thing to note. After I bought my second band, I placed it alongside the first one which I had worn daily for a couple of weeks. The new one appeared to be about an inch or so shorter. I put it on and it wore just fine. I tend to believe that this band stretches out and additional inch thru repeated wear. Which is not a bad thing. The original band maintains its original shape. The band is well made and looks and feels like a quality product. It maintains its functionality and I continue to be happy with this product. I recommend this product and continue to believe this band to be the best out there for quality, comfort and ease of use.

I typically don't write reviews despite relying on them heavily for making purchase decisions.. however I do believe this product is worth the exception. I'll start with what I appreciate about the holster system, and then to over some tiny areas I could see improvements being needed if ComfortTac feels prompted to release a 3.0 version of their holster. Pros: -The band stretches evenly and comfortably around any section of the torso, from inside the waistline to under your arms. (Note, I am not a female so I can't speak to how comfortable it might be to wear up around their sternum) - the button that secures the strap over your firearm, has yet to have any issues. It's placed up high enough for deep concealment, and is easy to use. Once you've practiced drawing your firearm from this holster it becomes comparable to OWB draws from and open holster. The strap provides a very secure, firm, hold on my firearm. (I carry an M&P 40c, 2.0, 4" barrel, 13+1) - the secondary pocket infront of the holster section is a very convenient feature. Initially I wasn't certain if it was useful or necessary until I started to experiment and learn how I liked to carry with this system. This is perfect for a passport, credit card, ID, backup fixed blade knife, or your phone while on runs (much more comfortable than flopping around in my pocket). - the movable hook&loop magazine pouch is a wise and very versatile feature making this product stand out from similar Belly Band Holsters on the market. -Comfort. As my headline states this holster system genuinely provides all day comfort. I work as a night manager for a local full service Marriott Hotel. My nights consist of both paperwork, and running around assisting Guests with any number of requests. I sit, stand, walk, run, lift heavy items for any banquet event set ups, have to utilize power tools for maintenance issues, and everything imaginable when providing the best service possible for our guests.. even when working double shifts I have yet to even have the need to adjust my firearm in the holster, to try and straighten out any bunching, or even notice I'm wearing a holster with a fully loaded firearm, and spare magazine. The band distributes the weight perfectly while still remaining surprisingly snug even when bending and standing repeatedly, to restock our sundry shop. I have worn this both under a full suit and over dress shirts with a vest (for concealment) and have noticed little to no difference, short of sweating and causing the band to wick away the moisture when under my clothing as opposed to my clothing picking up the moisture. I also wear this holster both in the car, and on my motorcycle and, unless in the full tuck position, I have never had a distinctly uncomfortable experience. - versatile dressing. As advertised you genuinly can wear this holster with any clothing from pants with a belt to gym shorts, to even a robe around the house, and you will notice very little difference in comfort (normally your choice in clothing material affects your comfort more than the holster does) Cons: -hand wash only Sincerely, that has been my only active dislike about this holster system. Mostly due to my own laziness. Now all that being said, a couple minor additions/changes to the current system would make this product untouchable on the market. -The spare magazine pouch functions well and holds your magazines firmly, however the strap provided is the same width as the strap securing your firearm. This makes logical since from a manufacturing standpoint and only from using this product (genuinely) every day have I noticed an issue. Unless your base plate on your magazine is perfectly squared and straight (no curves or soft edges, essentially a rectangle in shape) this strap has the potential to slide off. If you are wearing the spare maize pouch vertically, this may not be as big of an issue, but for myself I wear my pouch horizontally. If my strap slides off my magazine will fall out onto the floor (potentially uncomfortable and embarrassing situations may occur). My current solution is to make sure when I secure my magazine in the pouch each time to have just a slight fraction of the strap go over the straight edge of the base plate. This solution has worked perfectly fine and I've had no issues once I discovered the best way my particular magazine likes to be secured. A potential update for the next version of this holster system, or atleast the moveable magazine pouch, would be to make the strap on the magazine slightly wider in width. (The current width is approx: 1") if they made this 1.25"-1.75" it would still allow you to firmly grip your magazine, and unclip the strap with one hand and not hinder drawing your spare while secure it in place better with less chance of sliding off your the base plate. -Secondly. A potential update to the design of this system comes from wearing this holster in the appendix carry position IWB with a belt tightened over it. I would notice that throughout the course of a full day wearing this holster the portion of the band above my pant line would start to loosen oh so slightly (if you've ever worn any kind of sport brace you know this is normal for sweating into your brace and you frequently have to adjust them.) This loosening wouldn't affect how secure my firearm felt, but it would cause the grip (with a full magazine) to droop slightly away from my body causing some minor printing issues. I can think of two simple updates to this system to help with this issue. First, they could manufacture this product with slightly less material on the top grip side of the holster to create a little more tension near the grip, eliminating the issue. (This might cause discomfort for some customers though depending on their level of fitness or preferred carry position. I don't know). Or, they could build in a small adjustable strap (similar to backpack straps, the straps on the back of vests, etc.) On a 4-6 inch section of the band that would allow for a once, or twice, a day adjustment to cinch up the top line of the band or leave it loose as the original design was made. I hope my review helps show how incredible this product truly is. It's versatility, comfort, ease of use and the material used to make it, create and incredible holster system. I gave this product 4 stars because I want people to know my words are genuine, and because of the minor updates I would want to see in the next version of this holster. I have no complaints and have shared this product with family and friends and have only heard great things from them. I would highly recommend this product be in your EDC.

I purchased this product because I needed a good holster that I could use while running and I also needed one that I can use while wearing tucked in shirt and tie and not imprint. Pros: So far I have had it for three days and it has been impressive. I have an average to athletic build and it is extremely comfortable and it stays in place no matter what I'm doing. I use an undershirt underneath just fyi. Like any holster, you have to find the best spot based on your preferred carrying location. I use appendix carry or 4:30 position. I tend to wear it low as I like the weapon and extra magazine to be at my beltline for reduced imprint. I like the fact that it came with extra magazine holders as I find these better than the stitched on slot that is available. I must say that once you find the location that works for you, it is easy to forget that it is there. I did not see any issues with the quality of the buttons that they use so far nor do I have issues with my front site catching on the material. I have a Ruger SR9c 9mm. Cons: depending on your body type you might run into issues if you're heavier set as the overall band is not very wide. I would recommend they have pictures or a paper with recommended configurations for the holders as I can imagine some folks not being sure what they can add/hold in the carriers. I would have preferred to have a strap on the extra compartment next to where the weapon sits because I use an 18 round magazine and it tends to want to slide up since that section does not have a strap. I would stick a small knife with a clip or other clip on item in there instead based on current product. The extra magazine holder does have a strap and it is sufficient but if your clip is angled at the end and although the hold is sufficient it does seem like it could be more secure. I would definitely recommend it if you want to use so something for running or athletic purposes as it holds well and definitely conceals well once you find the exact spot for you. I also recommend it if you need to wear tucked in clothing that is not tight fitting. Overall it is a great holster for the price and purpose. As long as it lasts I will leave the 5 star rating because as of right now that is the only area that I can't yet critique.

This holster IS comfortable! I have no issues with wearing almost day. Its also inexpensive so thats great. It is versatile and I also use it as an open carry holster as I don’t have one. My CCW is a Taurus G2C - this is my first gun\EDC. PROS -comfortable, I can wear this for hours sitting and standing with no issues. Arm and torso movement not an issue. I can bend over and it moves with you, you might need to adjust it after bending. Not a con, just a reality. -Fairly versatile, I use both low just above my waist and up above belly. -The holster is stretch band so will hold pretty much any CCW. -Has a retainer strap, so the weapon is secure. -magazine holster is velcro backed so can be moved to where you want it as well how it’s orientated. -Mines black, so it looks like a back brace if someone sees it. My son thought it was a brace. Ha ha! -Inexpensive and was delivered in 48 hrs. CONS There are some pretty big cons to this holster, some which might be deal breaker’s. - The retainer strap, wraps over the back of the grip. If you have a palm paddle safety. This defeats the safety. My wife has a S&W Shield EZ and I won’t use this holster with it. For this reason. -The retainer uses a snap. Its pretty tight and you will have to dryfire drill to get the hang of grabbing the snap and ripping it off then getting the gun. A couple times drilling I actually failed to get it off at all and had to grab it again. It will need to be broken in. -The holster is sewn into the band and you can’t change the pistols orientation. I think originally it was separate with its own Velcro backing like the mag holster. I would prefer this, however that would risk the holster coming off with the gun in a dire situation. Not ideal so this might need to be reworked. -The velcro backing on the belt and mag holster can scratch you and be annoying if not correctly on the band. Minor thing to fix though. -The Velcro backed mag holster has the same retainer as the firearm holster. So its snap is tight too. I actually pulled the holster off once in a mag change drill when I tried to rip it off to grab the mag. -Two handed reholster and I have to look at it to get the gun back in. Taking eyes off a bad guy to reholster is super dangerous. This should be addressed. Sometimes you need hands free for something and putting a gun on the ground is a no-go. -Wont fit anyone with bigger belly. I bought the large and I have a small belly. It works but I pull pretty tight to get it on. Overall - You will need to drill with this holster ALOT. The double move required to access the firearm and mag not ideal. That might be a deal breaker for those that need that less than a second draw to gun on target time. Will I buy this belly band holster again? No, however it is comfy and its a decent holdover till I find that dream holster. UPDATE 10 months after purchase: The velcro has held up, this holster however is not my EDC anymore. I do use it where I’m going to be sitting for a long time or driving as its still very comfortable, allowing pretty easy access to the firearm in a vehicle .

Alright, I’ve only had this holster for a day so this is a first impression/sizing/fit & finish review. The holster came packaged nicely. It was easy to get out and I noticed it was very soft, which I liked. I’m a skinny guy, 6’6” and about 205 on a good day. I don’t have much of a belly at all and wear a size 34 waist with not much need for a belt. I followed the instructions and measured my belly. I measured right over 40” so I went with the large. It fit perfect! I can put it on and I have plenty of overlap, but not too much. I wore the holster for about two hours with no weapon. I placed it about 1” below my pant line and to where the rest was above. I sat down, stood up, got in and out of my vehicle and there was minimal discomfort. I placed my firearm inside and it was barely noticeable as far as feel goes. I don’t wear a baggy shirt so you can see a little bit of print but it’s not too bad. The snap is very tight so I hope it breaks in enough to be safe but easy enough to draw my weapon without issue. I kinda wish they made that part removable but it’s sewn in. Anyways, I hope this helps anyone that’s considering. I will add to this after a few weeks of wearing if I see anything negative Update: I’ve decided to wear the holster outside of my pants and to where it sits about 1” over my pants (right on top of belt loop). What a huge difference! Much more comfortable and still minimal print.

I use this with my 9mm M&P Shield. It’s fantastic. I’m a female Army vet and a Private Security Officer so I conceal carry and open carry. It has a thumb break/retention strap that snaps into place. It adjust to many different sizes. It can go under or over clothing. I put this on under a short, thin little night gown, showed my Mom and brother and neither of them could tell I was packing until I revealed them the firearm. It feels more secure than any other holster I have used in the past. I can move around quickly and easily and it’s so comfortable that I forget I have my weapon. I can run and jump with it on. It doesn’t catch on things or bang into things like my open carry holster. It keeps your firearm close to your body. You can adjust it to and height or position on your abdomen and it can even tuck into your pants. The only part of wearing this that I don’t care for is that it warms up my core and I tend to sweat under it, but I tend to be warmer than most people anyway and it’s more than worth it to wear. I bought 3 extras for family member Christmas presents.

This holster band has a snap strap for holding your firearm in place, something that's rare on a belly band holster. One of my firearms is very hard to get holsters for, so I love that this one is very versatile. It does have a trigger guard built in and while I was worried that it wouldn't be enough for me to feel safe, it's impossible to pull the trigger through the band. It's super comfortable and very versatile allowing you to carry at whatever position you are most comfortable with easily. For sizing... I had read that the sizing is a little off before I ordered, I'm a petite woman at 120 lbs and ordered a large ... I normally wouldn't wear a large in anything lol so go up a size from what you normally would. The large fits me very well. The only negatives I have is.... if you live in a warmer climate this is NOT going to be your go-to holster for summer. It gets hot and sweaty. Also, the weight of the handle of your firearm causes it to want to flop outward toward the top a bit rather than holding flush to your skin so I print much worse with this band than with a regular kydex holster. For both of these reasons this makes a great winter time holster but for summertime isn't my first pick.