UnderTech UndercoverMen's V-Neck

Ok I have been using this for over a month now and I think I can speak knowledgably on it.My first advice is order a size larger than your normal shirt size. This is a compression shirt and it will fit very snug even ordering a size larger. I’m a XL in most shirts and I ordered a XXL in this and the fit is very good. Snug enough to keep everything tight and secure but I can sill breath.Second advice if you have any shoulder mobility or range of movement issues in the arm you will be drawing with be away you may have trouble reaching your pistol. The holster pockets set way back under the arm. I can reach it but it takes more stretching than I would like.Overall impressions : The fit, feel and comfort are great. concealability is pretty good but not great. Experiences will differ with body build, but for me the but of the pistol kicks out and makes an obvious bulge on the side of my chest unless I’m wearing and extremely bulky sweat shirt. What I normally do is wear two shirts over this, one to cover the shirt and another button shirt or a jacket left open to hide the bulge.Retention is great the two pistols I have tried it with those are a Beretta Nano with laser and a Sig 250. I carry the Nano daily and work all day with no issues moving and lifting stuff.I find the extra pockets nice for cell phones or extra mags, you could even carry a pistol on each side if you choose.Two things I would change if I could: First the price. At 50.00 I feel like these should run about 10.00 less, the fact that the Glock Store will sell 3 for the price of two tells me there is ample profit in these to offer them for 40.00. That being said Im getting ready to order another one at 50.00 for a spare.Second I would move the holster pocket forward about 1 – 2 inches for easier access. I normally just put mine on and twist it a little to move the pocket around to the front more to compensate.These are a nice alternative to a IWB carry on days when the IWB is just not practical like driving all day or if you will be doing a lot of bending which is always a problem with IWB concealabililty.

I received this and for the past two days have been putting it to use. For reference I am a 6'4" and 240 lb male, I ordered the 2XL and it fits as I would expect. It is a compression shirt and it feels as such so it feels like I am wearing a ballistic vest without the weight. I have been carrying a Ruger LC9 for the past two days as that is most likely what I would carry in this fashion. As others have mentioned there are double holsters for right hand or left hand. One could be used for the firearm and the other for the magazine and that is how I am using it. As others have also mentioned the weapon sits somewhat towards your back making it difficult to retrieve. For best results you would need to use your off arm to push the weapon around and your strong hand to retrieval. I am able to fit he LC9 into the more forward mag pouch with no problems and this makes it much easier to retrieve, however it is much more noticeable. I have not found there to be a problem where the weapon rides when holstered. You do need to determine how you will retrieve it and practice that.There is a strap that I assume is to be used for securing the weapon but its not needed and because of its location during a high stress situation would be a hindrance. I have chosen not to use it and have had no problems with retention.

Very impressed overall. I’m using it with a 4.25” Ruger SR1911 and despite the weight it holds it confidently. WAY more comfortable than my (quality) IWB holster and slightly better concealment. I’m convinced this is the most comfortable and concealable way to CCW. Drawing is a bit difficult as the pistol sits pretty far towards your back but if it were further forward I think it would print more. The retention strap is nice and works very well even with my heavy pistol but adds to the difficult to draw factor. I jumped up and down, ran, etc and it stayed in place with the strap on, but I’m tempted to not use it to help with drawing convenience. I think it would still have enough retention for my needs. I think it’s a good compromise though as concealment and comfort trump quick draw for me as being able to have the pistol on my person is the first priority. Sizing was perfect don’t order a size up or down measure your chest size and go with that. It is a compression style shirt so it’s tight but not a uncomfortable and that “tightness” helps with retention. Also, I don’t know if it’s wicking or what but it feels cooler than wearing a regular undershirt. The only thing I would change is a to have a retention strap for the off side mag pouch. It holds very well, don’t get me wrong, but I wonder if over time if it will loosen and become an issue. Definitely recommend, my prompt to do this review came as I was ordering my second :) This and snap button shirts are the secret to every day carry

I am retired Law Enforcement and have carried for over 30 years and am now working in a position that does not allow me to carry exposed or may not know that I carry at all and that's the way I prefer. That being said I looked for a alternative to traditional holsters. I bought a Ruger LCP380. Sweet little piece. Wearing a tucked in dress shirt I wear my undertech holster shirt and wear a thin white v neck tee shirt over cut with a slit large enough [about 8 inches long] to put my hand through easily to gain access to the weapon. So, I undo two quick buttons on my dress shirt, reach into slit in shirt and have easy access to my weapon. My weapon has never in over a year been detected and sits below crotch area of my left underarm. I can't say enough good things about this Undertech shirt. I tried every other method. This is ideal because the weapon sits tight to your body and you feel it giving you comfort it's there but easily forget it's there. I realize the weapon is smaller than many would like but loaded with bulldog ammo it's better than not carrying anything at all. It works for me and I highly recommend this shirt. One more thing, since my weapon is small I put a few stitches on the elastic strap to shorten the band that secures the weapon giving a tight fit and it sits perfect without flopping around.