A belly band is the most uncomfortable holster I've ever owned. Look at Thunderware. It's similar, but may work better due to the way it's built.

5.11 makes a concealed carry t-shirt set up like a shoulder holster that might work. http://www.511tactical.com/apparel/shirts/holster-shirts.html

 

She doesn't want those due to them not breathing well while running They were my first thought

 

My gf runs too and we've found ourselves in the same dilemma. Women's tight fitting clothes, and especially the thin, lightweight, and/or tight fitting running clothes often worn, make ccw quite difficult. The 5.11 shirts aren't bad but they don't make them for [ahem] busty women. We have yet to find a great solution to carry either a pistol or reasonable size OC. A blade is about the only thing that does carry well.

Keeping an eye on this one.

 

Bought a keltec pf 9 for the light weight ans it was plastic so no/little/less worry about the sweat/rust thing. Was great in a belly band but migrated to a lightweight fanny pack to carry it, extra mag/cell phone; after that added my 642 often and left the keltec behind as the S&W fir may hand better and negligible weight difference in a f pack.

 

This fellow will most likely have something that fits the bill...did for me, anyhow.

www.nelsonholsters.com

 

Would a fanny pack be out of the question?

 

My gf runs too and we've found ourselves in the same dilemma. Women's tight fitting clothes, and especially the thin, lightweight, and/or tight fitting running clothes often worn, make ccw quite difficult. The 5.11 shirts aren't bad but they don't make them for [ahem] busty women. We have yet to find a great solution to carry either a pistol or reasonable size OC. A blade is about the only thing that does carry well.

Keeping an eye on this one.

I don't believe she is that busty. Please post pictures for size comparison.

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Would a fanny pack be out of the question?

Yup already tried that also lol.

 

 

no nothing about this , it was an ad in the NRA magazine

http://pistolwear.com/

 

I ran about 15 miles a week up until a couple years ago and I couldn't find a comfortable way to carry. My vote is for a German Shepard.

 

Hill People Gear.

http://www.hillpeoplegear.com/

 

Hit the link in my sig line and check out the last 2 posts. I can do leather or hybrid minimalist IWB holsters that clip on. If you think it might work PM me. I can do the G42. Of course, with a clip on you need something to help keep it up on the waist like a belt or at a minimum a drawstring.

If you want to go fanny pack I can do velcro backed holsters to mount in them too. Several guys have them for maxpedition packs.

 

I don't believe she is that busty. Please post pictures for size comparison.

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Well played, sir!

 

http://flashbangholsters.publishpath.com/the-flashbang

 

One thing to consider would be a smaller, lighter gun like a keltec 32 and a small pouch. I used to carry this way when I ran outdoors. Just carried the pouch in my hand. Switched hands if I got tired. Didn't have to worry about holsters and breathing etc.

Now I run inside on a treadmill.


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Well played, sir!

Thank you, thank you very much.

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duct tape and one of those cute little Glock .380s

 

I've been looking for something to wear while riding my road bicycle. I think I'm going to get one of those back support things and try to use it as a base for a holster. I'll probably shorten the shoulder straps and try to make the gun sit in a position kind of like a shoulder holster. When wearing my bike kit, there is nothing to hold a holster up with. I figure the shoulder straps and velcro waist straps on the back support thing should hold a gun fairly well. I'm not really concerned about actually "hiding" the gun since I'm in NC. I'm thinking it may even be to my advantage if drivers notice a gun under my bike jersey.

 

My girlfriend has the same issue. She normally carries with a flashbang, but that obviously doesn't work with a sports bra. When she is running she has a running specific fanny pack that she puts her flashbang in. She's looking for something better though. These are the two option she came up with that seemed most functional/comfortable...

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

http://www.phillymag.com/be-well-ph...om/be-well-philly/2014/01/09/compression-running-shorts-come-built-gun-holster/

 

Look up a Delaney Belt from camelbak. It's pretty good about not bouncing up and down with a heavy load. And it has a pocket that will hold a small autoloader. You may also look for a Nathan or amphipod belt with modular pouches. My amphipod is the least bouncy of all of my hydration belts.

These days though, for my long runs, I generally just wear an esee izula around my neck. After 3+ hours of running, you don't want any more weight than absolutely necessary.

I have worn a a crossbreed super tuck under shorts with a wilderness belt and a glock 19 for short runs when I'm traveling and need to get a run but am staying in sketchy neighborhoods. It worked well. But would get annoying after an hour or so.

 

I used to run marathons and got used to carrying spare water and some food in a Fuel Belt. Has a little pouch on it that could hold a smartphone or a very small gun, like a LCP. They have quite a few models with varying pouch sizes. It also doesn't scream 'gun' like a tactical black fanny pack.

Biggoofy- That's a nice holster the misses is wearing, BTW.

 

I know this won't be the best option for deploying said firearm, but would a camel bak possibly work for her? I wear mine every run for the water, but I also have my glock in there just in case.

 

I run all the time with an LCP in a Remora, drawstring holds it just fine. Also frequently use a Smart Carry turned to 330.

 

And if you need to carry water, such as trail running, Wilderness Tactical sells a running belt that holds a Safepacker. They are pricey but work well.