Walking/Jogging Carry

[Duelist]

Smart carry is a little uh...low for me when running. Same thing with pocket carry and loose shorts.

Besides when you wear Ranger Panties - Smart Carry prints too much. .

Anyways - a smart carry could be an alternative for slow jogging, but I find it moves too much for running.

The one thing I’d prefer in most belly bands would be an additional elastic wrap over the exterior portion of the gun pocket. It would reduce printing and boost retention.

If it’s too low, if it’s bouncing, you might be doing it wrong. I haven’t experienced any bouncing or discomfort when wearing it in *front* of and slightly above the boys, with the grip of the small, light gun just below the waistband. When it’s lower, or the gun is longer and heavier, it can bounce and pinch.

Riding a horse while wearing one with a 3913 is not a good idea. So I hear.

[jetfire]

I will run without a gun, unhappily, like when I travel. I would never want to run without a phone.

Being able to call 911 while I run away like a frightened girl is way more valuable to me than 7 rounds of .22 Magnum.

[Shipwreck]

Thunderwear or Smartcarry. But, I position the gun at 3 o'clock. I cannot carry it at 12 o'clock comfortably, as it was designed. Been doing this about 12 years with draw string shorts

The entire gun does not have to be below the shorts with it on your hip. I have the entire grip above the waistline of the shorts. I left the thunderwear in a box since the last 1990s. Almost threw it away for years. Then one day, it occurred to me that I could position the thing with the gun on my side, like a normal holster.

[OnionsAndDragons]

I've been experimenting with just wearing a regular belt setup under my shorts. It requires a bit longer undershirt, the length on UA compression shirts seems about right.

Graith specialist belt, SME holster, p2000. The only thing I might desire of this system so far is a Velcro lined version of the belt for a bit more softness on the edges when biking.

I don't sprint but biking, dog jogs and hikes have been fine.


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[JAD]

Being able to call 911 while I run away like a frightened girl is way more valuable to me than 7 rounds of .22 Magnum.

I have a very nice phone. It is able to send a geotag to the cops, so I can focus on my screaming.

[Shipwreck]

I've been experimenting with just wearing a regular belt setup under my shorts. It requires a bit longer undershirt, the length on UA compression shirts seems about right.

Graith specialist belt, SME holster, p2000. The only thing I might desire of this system so far is a Velcro lined version of the belt for a bit more softness on the edges when biking.

I don't sprint but biking, dog jogs and hikes have been fine.


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I use the thunderwear setup at 3 o'clock to carry an HK P2000 every day. In Texas, one can wear shorts about 8 months of the year. Works great

[jwperry]

Walks/hikes, normal EDC(either a G19 or P229R) and probably more medical than normal (concerned about animal contact)

High intensity workout, it's G43/TRL6 in a Bawidamann holster, with a single discreet carry concept secured under the drawstring of my shorts. I'll occasionally put on a belly band under it to reduce the contact on my skin. I don't beat pavement to run, I excersize indoors in an open air gym, so I'm less concerned about street people.

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[JonInWA]

Walking/hiking: Normal holster, spare magazine pouch; normally Olen kydex and a .40, either Glock Gen4G22 or HK VP40. Biking or more strenuous activity, I'll use a Wilderness Runners Back with my Safepacker, or the simpler Packer Back (with no water bottle holders) and a Glock Gen 3 G19.

Best, Jon

[John10-19]

Gym and running:
On Graith Specialist under T-Shirt:
JM Custom Kydex AIWB Wing Claw 2.5 with small wedge and shimmed wing with Glock 43
JM Custom Kydex AIWB-SPMP PTD Loops for Glock 43 mag
Off Side Appendix fixed blade

Walking/Hiking and sometimes running:
On Graith Specialist or Ares Aegis Enhanced under cover garment:
JM Custom Kydex AIWB Wing Claw 2.5 with the shimmed wing with 19.5
JM Custom Kydex AIWB-SPMP Split Loops for Glock 17 mag
Off Side Appendix fixed blade
If I'm only walking I will add an expandable baton for dogs

Running:
http://www.pistolwear.com/pt-2-concealment-holster/
Glock 43

Mountain Biking, Trail Running, Rarely Normal Running:
https://hillpeoplegear.com/Products/.../1/ProductID/2
Runners Kit Bag
Glock 19 with trigger guard holster tethered to the inside of the bag.

[schüler]

HPG Runner's Kit Bag w/PPQ. I wear it higher on chest, don't have problem with bouncing and found a happy tension with breathing/chest expansion. There are additional loops on bottom of bag to help with bounce if you need an extra strap. ETA: PPQ is in a holster mounted to thin sheet of poly cut to fit Bag interior pocket. I wasn't happy with inconsistent positioning. Still need to add a bouncy ball pull to the zipper.

Phone rides just as shown for easy peeping Ghostracer app. It's one of the few activity apps that doesn't require a login/account. NetGuard app insures there are no other app network comms.