Oh my goodness, I have several holsters to review for you this week! I am not presenting them in any particular order, simply the order in which I received and reviewed them.
The first one is the Deep Conceal Concealed Carry Shoulder holster.
The Deep Conceal Max Double Strap Holster
And the Deep Conceal Ultra Carry Single Strap Concealed Carry Holster
Construction: These holsters are made out of soft cotton canvas material and soft velcro. They are constructed well and through our testing never offered to separate or fray. If you measure correctly for your size, it is made to fit your body, if you need more length, extensions are available as well. These holsters are machine washable.
Comfort: This is another holster that the comfort depends on your build. This holster was not comfortable for me all of the time, as I am not a thin person. It was only uncomfortable for me after a large meal, sitting in the car. The Cowboy; however, loves it and wears it almost daily. If you are a fit person, I think you will find this holster extremely comfortable.
Concealability: Due to the strap across your belly, you need some type of cover. Either a button up or vest of some type that closes at least as far up as the holster.
Price: With models between $30 and $50, the price fits anyone's budget.
Ordering/Customer
Service: Customer service at Deep Conceal is top notch. They are there to answer any questions and will help you with a smile that can be felt through their phone calls and emails. Shipping is swift and their return policy is fair.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this holster
free from the manufacturer. I was not required to write a positive review. The
opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with
the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 : “Guides Concerning the Use of
Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
very interesting, I've looked at this one, but being short from the waist to the bust, and, well...not, "fit" in that area, I just don't know that it would work. esp, now that I've read your review, I would be more inclined to try the more traditional shoulder holster, I think.
ReplyDeletethanks for trying it out, it's a very thoughtful review.
Sew, you might enjoy the Flashbang. I really like that one. I also love the Remora, that review is coming in the next day or 2. I have not found a traditional leather shoulder holster yet that I can wear. If I do I will post a review.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a loyal reader!!
This looks very interesting. My husband loves his should holster he wore in Iraq. Might want to try this.
ReplyDeleteI have this one and you are right on! The only problem I have with it is shoulder to chest length. It was too long and I ended up sewing another Velcro patch on each side to compensate for the loose fit. Feels just about perfect now. And these people are great. We had a sizing issue where they sent me the wrong size and they immediately sent me a new one with a shipping slip which THEY paid for. All in 4 days. I was very impressed!
ReplyDeleteTexas Lady, I like the same two holsters...I mostly use the Flashbang, but was lamenting to my husband recently how I wish I had an easy carry method when jogging. I just picked up a Remora for my LCP yesterday and LOVE it. I haven't actually gone jogging in it, but it seems to be great in my yoga pants, so I have high hopes! As a side note re: the flashbang holster for any of your readers who might have one or plan to get one; I made an easy alteration to my bras that has much improved the stability of the gun. Prior to that I found myself adjusting the holster position throughout the day since it would move around more than I liked when I was active. (Let me preface by saying I have more "sturdy" bras, that have more than 2 inches of material in the front, so this wouild apply to bras such as that.) Anyway, I found a cheap pack of large, but flat grommets at a local home improvement store and cut a small hole where I wanted the flashbang holster to sit (linee up the snap button with where the hole would be) and attached the grommet (it takes 5 seconds with a hammer). Actually, the hardest part was deciding to poke a hole through a $65 bra...but it was a success (and the grommets wash fine) so I went ahead and did that to almost all my bras!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your holster reviews. Reviews by women are few and far between. I'm looking to get a Ruger SP101 w/ 3 inch barrel, so I'm beginning to look for hoster options that I think might work. It will be a bit more of a challenge to fit that to my body than my LCP!
I know it's been a while since this comment but wanted to revisit. Their Marilyn holster works awesome with a sports bra!!
Deletewill this holster fit a 40cal Glock
ReplyDeleteThe double strap one should. My husband carries a full size 1911 in his.
DeletePretty good holster and very affordable. Thanks for this review.
ReplyDeleteI have a 9mm will this fit my gun?
ReplyDeleteYes, my ex-husband carried a full-sized 1911 in it
DeleteWould my 38 special fit this holster? And would it be comfortable against bare skin?
ReplyDeleteI think it would work fine. And yes, it works fine against bare skin. We used shirts for the pictures.
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