ComfortTac Ultimate Belly Band Holster for Concealed Carry | Fits Smith and Wesson Bodyguard, Shield, Glock 19, 17, 42, 43, P238, Ruger LCP, and Similar Sized Guns | for Men and Women

First the facts: My IWB gun is a Glock 27, 40 cal. Gen. 4 double stack. I am 5' 11" tall, heavily muscled weighing in at 295 pounds. I have a 48" waist. After trying every imaginable IWB holster, I finally found one that comfortably fits my shape in the Comfort Tac Belly Band holster. After I received it, I gave it a day long tryout. Now, I sweat a lot when hot, even when I was a skinny kid. My condition caused no problem for the Belly Band. Although the Belly Band got barely noticeably warm throughout this July day, It remained comfortably cool enough that I forgot I was wearing it. On hot days, I prefer to wear shorts and a tee shirt. Since my tee shirt clung to me, my gun did print a bit. With the magazine pouch on my Belly Band, there was a clearly noticeable printing problem, so, I removed the magazine pouch and simply slipped my extra magazine into the sewn in pouch next to the gun pouch. This took care of the magazine printing problem. Trying on different shirts, I found a button down shirt works great to take care of the slight printing problem. Any kind of light jacket will work! My Belly Band came in the Nude color which helps hide the rig under my cloths. I ordered the XL which fits me with a few inches to spare. I have only one suggestion for the manufacturer; Forget the attachable magazine pouch. It prints too much. Take the snap retention closure off the velcro mag pouch and add it on the sewn in pouch next to the gun pouch. I believe you will have the perfect IWB holster!

Description for M size says "Fits belly up to 37". Item entire length is not even 36" and with 3" hook and loop attachment the max waist for this size should be about 32". I wear a 33" waist jean and this was very uncomfortable to wear after stretching to its limits to get it on. I like the function and feel overall so exchanged the M for a L. Go one size larger!

Would really like a thigh holster made with hook and eye fasteners ( 5 or 6 row), made with the same material and comfort with the craftsmanship in the belly bands. Most women I know would buy them and do so two at a time for laundry days!! Called your phone center (wasn't thrilled) to try to order such a product to no avail.

I have tried several holster types for conceal carry but this is my absolute favorite way to carry. My husband bought one after he saw mine. Would definitely recommend.

Large Female here with a mom belly, hips and a glock 27. I wear a 2x, 18 pant and the xl fit fine. I wore this like the main photo shows, but maybe a little bit lower. It is perfect. It is comfortable. It concealed my glock 27 just fine even in a slightly fitted, slightly loose tshirt (somewhere between the 2 lol). I didn't feel the need to wear an added trigger guard. It's easy enough to put in and take out and I tried pulling the trigger through the material and it wasn't possible. I did cut the retention strap out. The button is too big and it printed, showing that I was carrying something. It's secure enough without it for now (hoping I don't regret this once the elastic starts the wear. ) I was able to pull from concealed in about 1 second to shooting ready. I practiced with the clasp and it took closer to 3, so that was another reason it had to go. I would highly recommend this simplistic design though. For the price ,I will just buy a new one when it wears! So much better than the $120 corset holster I bought and wouldn't conceal anything.

I frequently wear an undershirt under the holster and a button down over it.Pros:Easily the most comfortable holster I own.Serves as a back brace for lower back pain.Doesn't throw my hips out like belt holsters do.Isn't attached to your pants when you're using the bathroom. Strange pro, but there's nothing as awkward as trying to use the bathroom with a gun hanging on your belt.Cons:I wear it around my stomach, so the gun has to be drawn up pretty high underneath outer layers to get it out.The holster holds the gun upright with no forward tilt, so the gun is drawn straight up, not diagonally up/forward.

I teach firearms courses and provide students with a bellyband for my concealed carry courses. I tried several brands before I found one that I could endorse, and these check all of my boxes!

go one or two sizes up