Can you comfortably jog with this holster?
78505
I'm 77 years old and can't comfortably jog with or without anything. To answer your question, the elastic is very good and holds your weapon tight up against the body - yet it draws easily. However, I believe the overriding factor is what size and weight weapon you have - a bantam .22 or .32 would be no problem - a 1911 .45 might be questionable.
78506
I guess it depends on how heavy, and awkward your concealed carry weapon is. The holster can fit as tightly to your body as you can stand!
78507
That might depend on the size of the handgun. If it is a .380 I would say very comfortably. It's a great holster for the price. I can fit my xds .45 on one side and my .380 on the other side and its quite comfortable.
802018
i have my phone in an armband when I run, you could probably get away with clipping it to your waist.
1420484
I wouldn't jog with it. Its pretty flimsy for the price. Get a baby jogger or a bob. The fabric on this one doesnt hold up well and the rims are cheap plastic as well, over inflating causes rims to break (there is a recall on this)
1416572
Hmmm, probably, but the holster itself is a piece of crap to be honest with you. Don't waste your money.
17514
Yes, if it is tight and you use the retention strap for the gun. I would also recommend wearing a tank or something under it as there would be some rubbing in the motion of working out. It is comfortable enough against the skin in normal circumstances, but the movement of a workout would rub. I have worn it while cycling many times, but always over a shirt and then my jersey or something over everything.
1197936
In my holster, it seems as though there are two levels of "grip". If you push the gun in as hard and far as it will go, it is a bit tight removing it. But I find that if I don't push it quite so far down it still maintains retention, but comes out a bit easier, without giving me the feeling it will fall out. I probably would not jog with it unless pushed down all the way.
1652842
No, the holster is a very tight fight to the gun. There is very little extra space.
578858
no, this shouldnt be used to jog with, its not steady enough at higher speeds, this is just the perfect stroller for traveling or day to day general use - so easy to collapse and carry, lays flat and isnt bulky
2238812
I would recommend going with the GT if you plan to run with it. I have lightly jogged here and there with it and it has done fine. She is correct though, this particular one isn't for jogging.
1155532
I can not say much about a belt, since when I have a belt I usually have pockets. From the waistband of a pair of pants though, it works pretty well. I have not tried running with it, but it stays in well just walking around, and is not difficult to remove.
755603
I have not jogged with this unit. The way it is activated, I believe I would feel safe in doing so. If left in the carring case it should be OK.
900903
I think you could, but I bet you would really regret it after a while, This thing fully loaded is pretty heavy and it is mostly supported on your shoulders which leave me in pain for hours after. I know I just need to get used it it more but its a choir. For running it is very hard since the stomach area is only supported by 2 straps and you would have to really tighten it down, maybe if you were peddling standing up it would be ok.
1056313
I guess so. This has been great to use while I run, but it does take some getting used to.
102043
I'd suggest not worrying about the holster. Get a holster you like and add it to the belt.
29337
I guess, yes, but you have to try it. The belt is not bulky or large. It's very light and comfortable. I'm using it every day for jogging.
686293
Yes that is why the holster is designed the way it is. You will have no problem unless your pockets are stuffed with heavy items. I have used mine without a belt inside my jeans with no problems.
599817
Yes, as long as you tighten the wheel like I described in my review. Otherwise it can be wobbly and hard to jog with. It's a simple fix, though.