does it facilitate a cross draw? this would be good for driving while wearing a loose shirt or Hawaiian shirt
81520
it does, just slide it around to the position you want your weapon to be in.
303280
A visually impared person can probably use this. Because I use it while driving, I am often pushing buttons and not looking at it. The buttons are quite small tho.
423722
Never tried it but it should. Even if it doesn't ....it's only $2.99 therefore you do not loose your shirt.
1002617
Sure Michelle, you can wear it while driving..if we are in the future and cars drive themselves.....no you cannot safely wear this while driving as it covers your eyes.......silly
1865802
Yes. Pick the holster you want (I suggest rigid not flexible) in a LH model to facilitate draw w/your R hand.
1153853
I've never had an issue with this knife and the sheath while wearing light clothes; however the clothes should be semi-tight on you or supported (i.e. tie the string on your shorts). There have been some answers suggesting a light belt but I have found the string on my running shorts is good enough if you have a strong pull. You won't give yourself a "wedgie" though the shorts do rise a little bit before the sheath gives. This is a really good overall knife in my humble opinion and I enjoy carrying it regardless of what I am wearing or where I am going since it is very versatile. The knife was my first purchase from Cold Steel but it will be far from my last purchase. I've never had an issue with this knife and the sheath while wearing light clothes; however the clothes should be semi-tight on you or supported (i.e. tie the string on your shorts). There have been some answers suggesting a light belt but I have found the string on my running shorts is good enough if you have a strong pull. You won't give yourself a "wedgie" though the shorts do rise a little bit before the sheath gives. This is a really good overall knife in my humble opinion and I enjoy carrying it regardless of what I am wearing or where I am going since it is very versatile.... » Read More I've never had an issue with this knife and the sheath while wearing light clothes; however the clothes should be semi-tight on you or supported (i.e. tie the string on your shorts). There have been some answers suggesting a light belt but I have found the string on my running shorts is good enough if you have a strong pull. You won't give yourself a "wedgie" though the shorts do rise a little bit before the sheath gives. This is a really good overall knife in my humble opinion and I enjoy carrying it regardless of what I am wearing or where I am going since it is very versatile. The knife was my first purchase from Cold Steel but it will be far from my last purchase. « Show Less
1070310
Yes...the clip is very robust. The only problem may be...with the thickness of jeans and a "good" leather belt. ..it may be difficult to draw.
1229011
With a T-shirt, so concealed and very comfortable, keeping the trigger safe. The ad video is honest. I think it will work fine for a left-handed.
1612387
The holster is snug as it is outside the belt. Never had an issue with it. Sure, wearing it inside the belt would make it tighter, but could hinder the draw.
2097297
It's only noticeable if you wear a tight shirt but a loose or normal size shirt it would not be noticeable and can you can use it for any activities
220822
Mariela,it won't really clip to your belt. I wear it inside just in front of my left hip and use it as a cross draw. So far it is fine. I imagine that you could slip it around to your right hip,but once past your hip bone toward your back it would seem to me to be an awkward draw.
505799
Correct, with a regular T-shirt. Not one that is overly tight or overly loose, the weapon is barely noticeable if at all. Just to confirm your assumption, the paddle goes IWB and holds the weapon OWB. I frequently carry with this holster with no problems.
2058119
I carry mine on a S&W; M&P40c;, in an IWB holster. I generally can "touch" it on when drawing my weapon. Be sure to set it as far BACK on you weapon as the rail allows, and you can reach it with your trigger or middle finger to turn it on when drawing. I have had NO problems with it turning itself on accidentally, even when re-holstering the weapon.
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I would say not. Though it is primarily held via magnets, I still believe the method of draw would not be what you would want for cross draw use. For strong side carry there are few, if any, faster rigs once you practice and are proficient. I absoluttely love mine for my Glock 17 modified. Please feel free to contact me off line for any further questions you may have.
1570414
This is actually designed to be worn crossbody, with the camera resting low at your hip/hand. The D-ring makes it easy to grab the camera & yank it up into shoot position, rather than trying to move the whole strap. I wear it crossbody as well as just on my shoulder...both times with my hand on it. I also have a handstrap attached to it, though (not a wrist strap...but a handstrap that positions your hand for shutter trigger)...old habits diehard.
986313
Yes. It's a paddle holster. As long as you don't have a thick belt on (think thick as in Judas Priest, heavy metal studded belt), the paddle slips easily over my pants and belt. I normally wear a simple nylon web or canvas belt.
1582907
I do not use it while driving. I sit very erect while driving. I use it when sitting in a recliner and need to support the back of my head. I have used it to sleep in the recliner when I had pain. It give good support and is comfortable I have tried.