Can you comfortably jog with this holster?
78505
I'm 77 years old and can't comfortably jog with or without anything. To answer your question, the elastic is very good and holds your weapon tight up against the body - yet it draws easily. However, I believe the overriding factor is what size and weight weapon you have - a bantam .22 or .32 would be no problem - a 1911 .45 might be questionable.
78506
I guess it depends on how heavy, and awkward your concealed carry weapon is. The holster can fit as tightly to your body as you can stand!
78507
That might depend on the size of the handgun. If it is a .380 I would say very comfortably. It's a great holster for the price. I can fit my xds .45 on one side and my .380 on the other side and its quite comfortable.
826749
Hi, Yes love this as a jogger. I spent a month researching since these things are so expensive and have been very pleased with this model. You lock the front tire for jogging and it handles great. Absorbs bumps well too. I have a 26 lbs French bulldog and you end up with a great arm workout as an added bonus.
1418356
yes, I can. it's highest speed of 6.2 and i weigh about 100 lbs but I run on it fine while my husband jogs on it at about 126lbs at the 5 setting. hope that helps because before I bought it some people say they couldn't run on it.
1322948
Light jogging should be ok, and depending what you're carrying. Full out sprinting, I'd be certain everything inside won't bounce around.
102043
I'd suggest not worrying about the holster. Get a holster you like and add it to the belt.
1013126
Well, depends on if you are doing sprints or just a moderate jog. I think you can jog in it, a little uncomfortable because of the size and you would sweat but you could do it.
1420484
I wouldn't jog with it. Its pretty flimsy for the price. Get a baby jogger or a bob. The fabric on this one doesnt hold up well and the rims are cheap plastic as well, over inflating causes rims to break (there is a recall on this)
504803
The holster fits snug enough that you don't have to worry about your gun becoming dislodged when you run.
272949
I will say yes. I recommend getting it to fit like a under Armour shirt. Which they are designed to fit that way. I think it would work fine. As long as you have a shirt over it. This will help hold it in place better when running.
32068
With this holster you will never get it out fast enough. My runner friends use a well fitting Fanny pack or shoulder harness with a short cut off shirt over it.
1416572
Hmmm, probably, but the holster itself is a piece of crap to be honest with you. Don't waste your money.
1056313
I guess so. This has been great to use while I run, but it does take some getting used to.
1294974
Diagonal like over one shoulder and under the opposite armpit? Yes, but that would probably feel worse. Or if you mean straight across your chest like you'd wear it around your waist just higher, I suppose. I was worried about how it would feel around my waist as well, and don't feel it at all when I run. It has efficient size adjustments, so you can make it tight enough so that it doesn't move when running. Hope that helps.
1155532
I can not say much about a belt, since when I have a belt I usually have pockets. From the waistband of a pair of pants though, it works pretty well. I have not tried running with it, but it stays in well just walking around, and is not difficult to remove.
1125263
Definitely not. This holster is not designed to be worn inside the waistband.However, it is a great holster.
1854645
Yes. I like the device; however, don't plan on using it while doing any activity (i.e. running) b/c it fits a little loose.
1885102
Yes, the volume buttons on the side aren't as easy, but I have no problems with anything else. It's a great armband for running I can have a key or a goo no problem!