Ghost Concealment L Belly Band Holster for Concealed Carry | Fits up to a 54' Belly | IWB Gun Holsters | Right Handed Men and Women

**One year later and I'm still happy,so get it! I was so hesitant to order because im 5/7 and 360lbs with a 61 inch stomach. I accidentally ordered two of these and couldn't be any happier that I did they both fit really well they stay in place they don't roll up and I work 3rd shift at the gas station. Most of the night I forget I'm even wearing it and I don't have to bother switching my guns out I can just change to a different band to wear a different gun. It does not make me extra hot it is not uncomfortable and I wear it with overalls and it doesn't even print outside of the overalls it does print a little bit but that's because my revolver is a full size .357 but my Glock 48 you don't even notice really. This is the happiest mistake since my first kid lol. I don't do a lot of reviews but I'm glad I have two and if I only had one I'd order another. If I decide to start carrying a different pistol as well as the two I rotate between now I will buy another band so that I can hang them up in my closet and only grab the one I want each time without having to switch them in and out even though that's easy. Well worth it, I can't say enough how well they work for me. Nobody has spotted me carrying in these in the past two weeks and if they start to sick I'll do a edit, but as of now I just want you to know big or small this should be good for you and I feel good turning friends or family on this product.

Got this yesterday, wore it out for the first time this morning for about 2 hrs with a Shield PC 380 Shield. I’m a big dude, not fat just stocky and this is a really good solution for guys with love handles. Doesn’t pull your pants, and can be worn in multiple positions. I wore it higher today almost like a low shoulder rig and it worked perfectly. Wore it IWB yesterday and it worked well there too. I really I appreciate that the hook and loop that they use for this is extremely low profile, and there is zero scratch. In fact it’s not really Velcro, whatever it is works great. It’s super hot and humid here right now in North Carolina, and I didn’t sweat one bit in this. For the price point, even if I wear one out every couple of months, it’s worth it. The only thing that I could see you being better, as I really don’t like the snap closure to secure the weapon. I would like to see a strong magnet there that would release when you pull the weapon, instead of having to use a snap. My wife is kind of crafty, so I may try and alter the rig a little bit, but the snap doesn’t bother me too much. It can fit an extra mag as well, and can accommodate most any size weapon that you feel comfortable wearing under a shirt. This is a great product.

First, I presently have a big belly and flat butt, so keeping belts and pants up is generally a problem. This rig is meant to solve that issue. I tried this band with several pistols and revolvers at several different positions and, for me, this is what I found. The S&W M&P Shield with Crimson sight fits fine. It seems ideal, in fact. The laser is not a problem and it fits close to the body from four to 12 although, if at 12, it needs to ride high across the belly button. The extra mag was well secured. The 3 inch .44 Special fit well too. But my revolver is spurless, so the retaining strap is superfluous. The Kahr P380 with laser, although the smallest of the pistols tried, would not fit in the holster. I's a pocket gun anyway so no loss. The LCR with laser fit fine but the restraining strap is, again, superfluous. It's also a pocket gun, so that's okay. Surprisingly, the 1911 fit great. Of course it has 3" of barrel below the edge of the belt but that's common with all 1911 carry holsters. The S$W .45 is shorter by an inch compared to the 1911 so only 2 inches are below. My favorite pistol, a CZ 75 clone fits great too and is comfortable to wear. It, like the Smith .45 goes below the belt by a couple of inches. The strap holding the magazine, however, does not give me confidence. I will need to experiment with modifications. In summary, the Shield can be worn high or low and in all positions is very comfortably. The revolvers, both being without spurred hammers, don't really work. The small Kahr .380 doesn't fit. The 2 .45s and the CZ clone fit well but need to be worn high across the belly button. For me, the 4:00 position is the one where all of the guns are most concealed and least printed. I have not worn the item but a couple of hours so I will add anything that strikes me as significant after I know more about how it rides and wears. One big negative is that it is very difficult to re-holster the weapon. It requires two hands and it can be anticipated that one will not always have two hands to accomplish a re-holster. On the other hand, a ridged holster would not really work in this application unless one used a clip-on holster inside the band using a sewn in belt piece to secure it.

I really didn't know what to expect being though I didn't have anything to compare it to. I can now say that the holster is soft, comfortable and works just ok. The issues I have with it is that it's just to broad of a size. I think they should offer more sizes with a smaller range. Some type of loop or something to make the band fit tighter would be a great idea. It is really breathable which is great. When I practiced drawing my firearm from the holster I found that the holster did move a lot. Overall this holster is not a good fit for me.

I was looking for a carry option / holster to wear around the house daily when wearing casual clothes (sweat pants). This meant and OWB (Outside the Waist Band) that didn't require a belt to waist band to clip onto. This fit the bill and I was very pleasantly surprised. It's comfortable, doesn't slide around too much (I still need to adjust some after sitting and standing again, but not very much). When wear a loose pull over shirt or sweat shirt it doesn't print, if you position it right - I found that you need to move the weapon to about the 2'oclock position (where you belly button is 12 oclock) This is for the right handed holster. You're not going to be able to quick draw from it so you'll want to practice with it in various scenarios. I liked the retention strap for both the weapon and the magazine pouch. I have found that to be most comfortable, you'll want to wear a t-shirt under it. I've had it for about 30 days, and wear it all day every day around the house. I've used it with a 40cal and 9mm compact pistols.