Extremely surprised at how much I liked this and ended up returning a holster nearly 5 times the cost of this in favor of this product. It's not without it's flaws though, namely the positioning of the mag pouch. Carrying at 3 or 9:00 the mag pouch is sitting directly on your spine. In the appendix position, the mag pouch is on your hip on the wrong side. There's enough real estate on this band for options so I'm not sure why they couldn't have put pouches on the weak hand side. I carry at 9:00 so storage/mag pouches from 1 to 2:00 would be great. Frankly, they should consider selling a version without the cross draw revolver holster and use that space for a long pouch with a mag pouch or two on the inside.

I appreciate that the main holster is slightly canted forward although I'd prefer maybe another degree or two of cant to help with concealment of longer grips. I might modify mine, but unless I custom make my next one, I'd definitely buy this product again. I wanted to give this product 4 stars due to the gripes listed above, but it makes carrying (even a huge G21) so comfortable and enjoyable, I'd feel wrong giving it less than 5 stars.

I would have given it one more star for being able to hold my full size pistol up at all, but it still didn't hold it in place, and I'd have to want to wear it otherwise in order to even make that relevant. I can't believe there haven't been more complaints, because this is the roughest thing I've ever put against my skin. I wore it this morning and it lasted about a 40 minute drive, and by the time I got there, it was SO uncomfortable, it came right off. I'll give it one more shot in a couple weeks with a Walther PPS, but I hate it at the moment.

I am 5' 8" and 155 lbs, pretty slender and do not wear baggy clothes and it concealed the firearm great and was comfortable when standing. However when in a sitting position for an extended period of time, such as in church or driving, the velcro closure felt like it was pinching my stomach when sitting, and it was quite uncomfortable, for this reason alone I returned the item.

I could see how this would be great for a person who jogs, walks, runs or stands alot. But not for sitting and I do too much driving to be taking it on and off everytime I got in the vehicle.

I did use this during my trial run for jogging and wore it while weary sweatpants and gym shorts another time and it worked great for that, I really liked the fact that I could wear a gun comfortably while running finally. I think this would be great for a person who ran whether male or female, I feel much more comfortable with the added protection.

I have struggled to find a comfortable and secure IWB holster for my handguns and wasted lots of money purchasing holsters, trying them, and discovering that they were not comfortable, didn't fit well, or didn't hold my weapons securely. I managed to find a good ankle holster for my backup gun, but was looking for a good, sturdy holster for my Springfield XDs .45 ACP that I carry regularly. I looked at several belly bands, but they were either far too pricey or too flimsy looking until I discovered the UnderTech belly band. I've been wearing it for weeks not with no major issues. I find that if I wear it too low, the band tends to fold over around my abdomen, but as long as I keep it about waist height, it stays in place nicely and allows me to choose several gun positions. Most comfortable for me is SOB, but I have also tried appendix and cross draw positions successfully. This band has a slot for a semiautomatic and one for a revolver. I only us the slot for semiautomatic, but if I ever purchase a revolver it's nice to know I'll already have the holster for it. I have four other weapons that I have wanted to carry which are too large or too bulky for the IWB holsters I've purchased for them. Because of the universal design of the pistol pocket on this belly band, I can carry any of my guns with no problem. It's nice to be able to use only one holster now for all five handguns. I recently purchased another UnderTech in a smaller size as the one I wear has stretched enough that I have to overlap the hook & loop portion. I figure the smaller one with stretch just enough to be comfortable and secure.

The belly band is the holster I've been looking for. I've been searching for a solution to wearing a tucked in shirt while carrying concealed. This is the solution. I've tried using holsters with the tuckable clips but they just created an obvious bulge and left the plastic clip in sight. With the belly band I'm able to tuck in a button down shirt or even a polo collared shirt with ease. I just puff out the shirt a little around the edges and the gun disappears. I have worn this at work for a week with my glock 26 and it has been perfect. I wear it on the side for a cross draw when I have a button down so I can slip my hands through the buttons to retrieve my glock if needed. The pocket for the magazine fits my magazine with an extension perfectly. This has become my "carry at work" solution.