VNSH Belly Band Holster – Comfortable, Secure & Discreet | Concealed Carry Fit for 99% of Handguns with Built-in Mag Pouches

Make sure you read the item description carefully because I accidentally bought an XL version (I am not XL). This thing was HUGE, however, because of how they put the velcro on the belt it's really easy to trim down to size. I was able to cut it to size and it fits great now. I wear it with an undershirt and it's really comfortable to wear. The velcro is strong, I haven't noticed any deterioration in the past few months of daily use. Something I really like about this is the holster clip, it's magnetic and solid enough to keep my things in place, but easy enough to unclasp with one hand. The trigger guard is not quite as solid as I expected but more than enough to be safe. For what I'm using this for it works really well, I'm very happy with it and will continue to use it every day.

Just tried it on. Super comfortable and holds my Hellcat Pro very nice. There is not a lot of velcro to hold it on so hoping that lasts for a while . The snap for the gun strap seems odd and may not be quick unsnap if needed. I have to look closer at that. So far it seems nice but like i said i only tried it on so far.

This belly band holster is extremely comfortable and secure, and I was impressed with how well it stays in place even during long wear. The material feels high quality and breathable, so it does not dig in or cause irritation. It holds my handgun safely while still allowing for a smooth and quick draw, and the built-in magazine pouches are a very convenient bonus. I appreciate how discreet it is under clothing, which gives me peace of mind while carrying. Overall, this holster delivers exactly what it promises and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable concealed carry option.

Mostly comfortable. Fits my 43 perfectly. Only 2 negatives. The magnetic strap is awkward to detach with your draw hand thumb as you are drawing. Only one side of the strap is adjustable, so if your pistol does not line up with the inward side of the strap, it will not work effectively. Second issue is the second magazine pouch. Left or right handed draw, it still blocks the pistol, making it awkward to draw. Magazine should be on the opposite side of the holster.

.... master of none. PROS: Comfort: Of course, depends on your gun but with my P365 which is fairly small, it was always comfortable. I carried with it in the back position, side position, and appendix. Back was the most comfortable, and side sacrificed some comfort and gave me some reach. Overall Function: Ultimately, it'll serve the purpose for many. It's not much more than a belly band but has two pockets for mags, and a big one for just about any handgun. It attaches well. Instruction: Includes links to vids showing how to adjust it, and cut off extra material as needed. *CONS* Design: It's designed to be a one size fits all which means one size fits none to some degree. Without the strap to secure, my gun fell right out when bending over, when it was strapped to my side. The strap was also problematic. The strap is velcro, and secured to the inside sleeve. This led to often putting my gun in the sleeve, and pushing the strap down with the gun. It got in the way of trying to holster my gun. The other side of the strap, with the top face of the button was also too long meaning you had to shorten the other strap which had to be shortened to the extent of almost going into the sleeve. LONG EXPLANATION SHORT: Theres just some work to be done on the design, especially as it pertains to the strap. Another note on the strap is that it can be removed, but then you're dealing with a fairly large loose pocket. Intent to fire: Again, due to the design flaws mentioned above, I wouldn't trust it with one in the chamber, nor in a quick draw scenario. Width: Not necessarily a bad thing but it'd be tough to wear in the warm summers as the band is as wide as the holster. Printing: Other than the back position, it was fairly difficult to find a location that did not cause printing in one way or another. CONCLUSION: It's not bad, and I do feel that 4 stars is accurate. It really depends on what you're looking for. I ended up buying a different holster that is made to fit my gun precisely. I may return this holster, or just keep it as it's universal enough, I can store other items in it, or save it for the day I need to carry multiple conceals. While I'm sure someone can make it work out better than I could, I'd consider it a newbie holster. It's best on the side where it can be difficult to reach, and likely isn't for quick draw scenarios. Buy it and try it, you may love it but I'm digging my newer holster more due to it being a better fit for my gun and I.

Overall, I’m very disappointed with this holster. The advertisements promote it as offering comfortable carry and unmatched concealment, but that has not been my experience. I regularly carry two handguns: a Springfield Echelon and a Walther PD380. I first attempted to use this holster with the Echelon, which is equipped with a TLR-1 HL. The holster could not accommodate the firearm with the weapon light installed. After removing the light and attempting to holster the gun with only an optic attached, the fit was still extremely tight and difficult. While the draw was acceptable, reholstering required an excessive amount of downward force. This raised a major safety concern for me, especially since the Echelon does not have a manual safety. The amount of force required caused the slide to move rearward during holstering and made me question whether the trigger guard was adequately protected. Positioning was another significant issue. I tried multiple front-of-body carry positions, all of which resulted in the firearm digging into my leg or stomach when sitting. Additionally, in these positions, the grip printed very noticeably through my shirt when seated, defeating any claim of effective concealment. The only position that offered reasonable comfort and concealment was the small of the back. However, in that configuration, drawing the firearm was extremely difficult, which is a critical drawback for a defensive holster. I experienced similar issues with the Walther PD380. While it was slightly easier to holster due to its smaller size, the same overall problems with comfort, concealment, and practicality remained.

I bought this product and I now have a favorite holster. It is very comfortable and versatile. It is made with good, quality materials. I recommend this product to anyone who is in the market.

Very comfortable and safe for daily use I was surprised at how comfortable this holster is. The material is soft, does not irritate the skin and adjusts very well to the waist without moving, even when walking or bending down. The weapon's hold is firm and the additional bags are useful for carrying magazines or other accessories.