Is it designed for in the pants concealment?
897207
No, but it is useful for range carry of extra mags or under a jacket, sweatchirt or coat. How does your state law read concerning open carry of ammunition or magazines. It covers easily with an untucked T shirt and if it is noticed or seen, so what!
897208
No this is no for in the pants concealment. Outside, and is a very nice mag holster.
1059532
Yes it conceals well all you really see is the 2 metal clips if your clipping into your normal belt as long as your shirt covers below your beltline you cannot see it at all
671359
I agree with others who have provided comments. If you carry an additional magazine in the front of the holster, it adds some bulk and is less comfortable inside pants. If you carry in the middle of the back, is is less bulky than a belly band position or hip carry. Body type affects position comfort as others have pointed out.
849312
Yes. There is an outside pouch on the front, against the wearers back, designed for conceal carry of a pistol or smaller water bladder ( liter to 1/2 liter size.)
944468
Its fairly bulky, you could conceal it with a jacket or vest. Mine sticks out about 2.5" or so inches from my waist, with roughly 1/2" a half inch gap between the waist paddle and the holster frame. ~GilbertFirearms
271786
I can't say since I never tried it for that purpose. I can say that it is comfortable fit in the waistband.
1245152
I use it for my PPS 40cal off duty weapon... very concealable in my opinion.
519733
I would say yes. Although it's oriented to hold your firearm in either of 2 pockets in the front or 2 in the back, you can also twist it to whatever orientation that you prefer. For instance, if you do the hook & eye closure in the front, like pictured, you can then twist/slide the holster around your midsection to position your firearm on your hip. I don't carry cross draw, but I do sometimes twist it around so that I can carry on my right hip, like a traditional outside the waistband holster would position your firearm.
525276
Its a little thick, especially because the back straps are double Velcro thick. The minimum I would wear to conceal is a loose, loose sweatshirt or a hooded sweatshirt. It does work well, though. Just not a fashion statement.
2264034
Probably, but I've always worn it on the waistband of my pants...the extra fabric there helps to keep it from slipping off.
1979492
Yes it's an outside the waistband, fits on a gun belt up to 2" wide I think. I would consider it quick draw to a degree
1153859
Not sure if you have your ccw,but it would fit fine tuck inside your jogging suit pants. Its not a heavy knife at all.
122907
It will fit, but don't expect to be able to conceal anything. I also find it an awkward fit in front and back. If they had a hip option it would be better.
504802
That was the main purpose I ordered mine for & yes it does! I wear mine every time I go out. I wear it over the top of my yoga pants/capris, or under when I wear looser fit running shorts. I found that the front appendix carry location is the best for when I run. If you wear your firearm at your back the motion of my butt while running made it bounce more than I was comfortable with. You can also twist the holster to wear it at your hip, but for me it was in the way of my arm swing. So yes, it keeps it extremely secure. I found that I had to get used to wearing it, took me a few runs to do so. Not that I have a heavy pistol (.380 Sig) but just the extra weight around my midsection took a little adjusting to. I highly recommend this for running. I love the piece of mind that I have now while out on my runs by myself.
83071
Designed for pocket carry...I use it IWB (with the flap) and it works well. As someone mentioned, be sure you are aware that it will fall free when dropping pants.
383190
After using the Sneaky Pete Holster I'm highly pleased, this is not a small holster and it's great for the PP. I do have smaller Holsters for other weapons. The problem I had previously this is not the greatest for concealment but you can use it for other then concealment. I am pleased on my purchase, I changed my mind from my original assessment.
1009282
You can't secure it to your pants. I'd recommend putting it in your pant pocket.