I'm a 32 waist in jeans, should I get a 34 for a inside carry waistband holster?
2015615
These run a little big and have a good amount of give, but to be safe...I would.
2015616
There is at least 2" of built in give from the elastic and probably even more. Unless your weapon and holster is really bulky, I think your regular pants size would suffice. I can jam two hands in my waste band without it getting too tight.You'll love the big pockets. I carry my 380 Bodyguard in the right-hand side pocket and it is completely invisible.
770447
I am a 36 waist so i got a size 38 . Its a holster belt so you need a little room to fit your pistol. If you open carry just get your size.
2231428
Assuming that you don't wear perfect fit jeans and you have to wear belt you shouldn't have to worry about it. Jeans have give and stretch so you will just have to loosen your belt up one notch. Think about how think your gun is and add just a fraction of an inch to it.
40172
If you want true compression with 31" waist, small. I'm 32 with a tape measure and have the small size. I do prefer to roll the waistband down when wearing them.
47461
For a tight fit if your a 36 pant like me I went with the medium. Other wise the excess doesn't Velcro and will stick out. I have a S&W; shield and that's a small carry gun and the pocket is tight but works so make sure your gun is small.
82505
I am also have a 33" waist, fairly thin (cyclist) build. I ordered the 32 and it was way too tight around the hips. The fabric stretches, so you could wear them, but I did not feel that they would be appropriate to wear to the gym due to the extra bulge in front. I returned and ordered the 34. A little big, but a much better fit around the hips. The drawstring keeps them from slipping down at the waist.
2093667
I wear a 34 waist 30 inseam and I ordered the Medium regular and they fit just a little big. They are actually a little long but not enough to be a problem and I pull the draw straps on the waist pretty tight so I think a medium regular would be a good fit for your dimensions. Great pants. I wear them for work as a service manager/technician in an Evinrude dealership and they have held up to grease, gasoline, oil, battery acid, bay mud and salt water pretty well so far!
96455
I would recommend going with the smaller size too, they do have some stretch to them. It also depends on where you plan on wearing it. Smaller would be better for high waist pants, but you can also get an extender for only $14 to pull it down further for low riders. You want the holster to fit snugly so that it holds your weapon close to your body and doesn't jostle around.
299986
It will probably not go around a 44 waist. I measure 34 right now and back then I was a 32 waist and there was only a little space left. I think you can order it by size though. If this is for work and not just home use, I would NOT recommend it because it is very poor quality and will not withstand the heavy use. There are much better quality belts out there.
2260624
I would say a size 4 as a glock 26 is longer than a kahr cm/pm9. If you went with a size 3 you may have an issue with the trigger guard and trigger being exposed.
1792193
I wear a 32 waist and about a 32 inseam, and medium regular fits me great with a little room for expansion. a medium long should work.
1341095
I'd suggest M/R (medium waist, regular length) if you like your ACU to be a bit loose -or- S/R if you want it tighter. But honestly you should get a tape measure and check your actual waist/inseam and pick from the very wide range of fit options and ACU /BDU has to offer. Good luck.
1772673
I have a 35 waist and the large fits good. It would probably also fit a 34 waist.
493127
34, I got a 44 and it's perfect for my 44 waist. Not like others, it will fit the appropriate waist size.
60989
well the 40 waist was right, have you measured the 32? i guess its the luck of the draw with what you get.
357089
I would say go for the medium. My hips measure at 33" to 35" depending on where exactly I measure, the time of month, recent pig outs etc. Since the 35" is at the end of the size small measurements I wondered the same thing. But the small fits me great. I usually wear it on the last set of hooks (it has 3 sets just like a bra does to customize the fit), but sometimes wear it on the middle set. You want it to be snug to keep your firearm secure but not too tight to where you can't wear it comfortably. I'd say go with the medium, try it & then if you need to you can order an extender. Can Can has great customer service, if you find you do need an extender I'm sure they'd be very helpful in getting you fixed up. Enjoy your new holster. I love love love mine. Highly recommend it. Best $ I've spent!
333561
I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure which, in turn, supports your spine. It's a good belt for the money. I don't do squats or deadlifts without it. I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure... » Read More I wear a 34" waist. This week my belly is 37.25". My goal belly size is 35". I have a large belt. I'm at the small end of the belt and will have to get a smaller one soon. Measure your belly. If you're right on the transition, get the smaller one. (Unless you're a power lifter competing in a heavy division, but then this isn't the belt for you, anyway.)EDIT TO ADD: I didn't realize you're female. Measure around your belly. The idea of a weight belt isn't the same a back brace. You simply press your belly against the belt to increase the internal belly pressure which, in turn, supports your spine. It's a good belt for the money. I don't do squats or deadlifts without it. « Show Less