Tactical Fanny Pack Pistol Pouch Ultimate Fanny Pack Holster Fits 1911, Glock, H&K, Ruger, S&W M&P Shield, Taurus, Sig Sauer, Springfield, Beretta, Kimber, Walther, and More

"Exactly what I was looking for! Every pistol fits perfectly, and the extra compartments are a major plus. Very well made and thoughtfully designed. It’s nice to just sling it over my shoulder for quick and easy carry, with fast access if needed — though prayerfully, never."

Perfect to wear and fit

After using this for almost a year I can say that it is pretty decent for the money. My qualms with it is that the retention on the strap adjuster is pretty poor as it slips easily especially while running or exercising. The materials have sagged and it used to be perky and hold everything nicely but having been used rigorously for so long it has been pretty saggy and slightly annoying to handle. I do very much enjoy the very large amount of room it has. The items I keep from closet pocket to the body to furthest pocket being where the Velcro and Molle is.(rear zipper) 1 NAR 4” Responder ETD, 1 NAR Hyfin chest seal twin pack, 1 pair of sealed sterile gloves. (Left hip pocket) Carmex, Eye drops, AirPods.(Right hip pocket) Ridgeline wallet full of cards I also hang my keys from a carabiner which are not light. (Conceal pouch) Glock 19 9mm 15+1, 3 addition 15 round mags, orange NAR CAT. (Front zip) iPhone 12, Bushnell 1020 flashlight, 1 full sized sharpie, campmor space pen. (Velcro) American flag patch in black and a St. Michael patch. So clearly is has insane amounts of space and if I really wanted to I could carry another magazine and some additional stuff in the front zip but it is 100% a functional carry utility belt for sure. So if you are looking for a cheap ish conceal carry option that will hold your firearm and all your stuff so your wife doesn’t have to then I’d 100% recommend this product. Just be aware that it will eventually start sagging and that may warrant either an upgrade, replacement, or reduction of items.

Two year review: unit has been very good. Zippers still work, buckles still work, straps not worn or frayed. I carry full sized pew pew and 2 extra mags nearly every day. It doesn’t even look worn on the exterior. Highly recommend. Plenty of room for tourniquet and other first aid supplies. Can easily run with unit without compromising load. Get this for your obvious desire to be prepared.

I don't like wearing a holster when I'm seated in a vehicle for 6-10 hours. I had been on a 2 week car trip. I was in and out of the car for restaurants, bathroom stops and motels. It was a hassle to carry in the safe each night, and I just didn't have the gun in some areas. So, I knew I needed something different for our trips. This has been a great option. It holds the Glock 19 pistol securely. The elastic strap covers the trigger. The elastic went over my O-light/laser. It handles 2 extra mags well. The large extra pouch in the rear holds my phone with credit card cover. The barrel slides into the side of the pouch so there were no problems with the length. I usually draped it over a shoulder or just carried it. I'd hang it over my knee in the restaurant. I haven't had it that long but it seems sturdy. The zippers work well. If one is not wanting to wear a holster and has a plan to keep this secure/not lay it down, I think this is a great option. I have not been wearing it as my needs were not long term, just short transports. But, I can't imagine it being a problem when one accepts the weight focused in one location.

I have had this Fanny pack for almost a year now and thought I should write a review since I have had time to use this piece of gear. I have walked about 1000 miles in rain, heat and snow. I purchased this to wear while walking due to the wild animals where I live and the local police told me I should be carrying for safety. Pros: it fits the guns I own very well. I can also carry 4 magazines, phone ,keys and wallet. It is also very comfortable and not to much slap in my man parts when moving faster than normal. Cons: I have worn a hole in the top of the bag where my sights are rubbing against it. Practice, practice, practice with an unloaded gun accessing your gun as it can be a little slower than a holster but with practice you should be able to do it rapidly. When getting to your loaded weapon the weapon will sit about 1 inch lower in the pack compared to unloaded weapon when the zipper comes down so be prepared. Conclusion: I love this pack as it does what I need it to do and can carry a large amount of stuff. I carry a cz97bd and it fits.