TufForce 3 Layers Tactical Fanny Pack with Position-able Pistol Holster and Quick Release, TG-PF98B

Item description and customer service: 1 STARThe holster that comes with this waist pack is for right-hand use only, not left and right like the item description describes. I wrote the seller to let them know this and they only tried to convince ME that it's for right and left, but I know the difference between a right handed draw and left handed draw, it's common sense. The only way to use the holster for right handed use is where the holster will hold your firearm upside down, which is obviously not safe.Waist Pack: 5 STARSI like the waist pack a lot. I don't use the holster that came with it (obviously can't since I need right handed draw) so I use my own and it works great to hold my full-size, steel pistol. Solid construction and materials. Very non-tactical appearance, which is what i want for everyday, conceal carry use.I put it on and showed my teenage son. He rolled his eyes and said noooooo, not cool. Then I immediately ripped it open to reveal the weapon. His eyes got big and he said this was the coolest waist pack he's ever seen!

Big. Floppy. Obvious. NOT made for a right-hand draw.Plenty of room to store a full size automatic and other stuff. It's pretty obvious what you're carrying though.That's no surprise because the only people that use fanny packs are those carrying weapons.My biggest complaint is that it is not an ambidextrous draw as advertised. I removed all the stitching in the elastic holder and it works well enough, but it's not made for it. Now it's just a sleeve you stick your weapon in. Fortunately there's a securing strap, but it's second rate. My subcompact won't come out without catching on things. My full size works OK.With a weapon and ID wallet, the thing flops around pretty significantly. I only use it to run with and am really disappointed. The hip strap loosens and the pack flops. A lot. I've tried lots of different positions and it's not very friendly. Just too much mass that's not well secured.Going to give this one away to the local thrift shop and get something better.

Really nice fanny pack that comfortably fits my Glock 23. It’s has plenty of space for 2 extra magazines, keys, and other small items with the pack’s 3 sections. The material is tough and the clasp is solid. I love it because it conceals nicely, and keeps my pockets free of other things.Removal is just a click on the clasp, and everything is off, neatly put into one place, and impossible to lose or forget.

it was ok. I didn't like it cause it was to big for my 9mm Nano

Exactly as advertised; very well made.

I have to echo what is said in the prior review. This is a great bag, perfect size to carry anything but a big old revolver or tactical semi auto. The quick open feature is great and works well with a little practice. The mag pouch is perfect for a few mags or a knife, while the last pouch is perfect for a wallet and a smart phone, even a large one.The biggest gripe is the holster attachment inside is for left hand carry only. It is elastic so a smaller pistol will fit right handed just fine, but I may end up re-stitching it myself.Overall its a great deal at a great price, it just would help if it stated it was left hand draw...

Overall this is a great and affordable concealed carry fanny pack.Pros:- 3 COMPARTMENTS: (Front) fits thin wallet/ID/Cash, etc. (Middle) has 4 strips holds 4 mags and some extra rooms for 2~3 more mags. (Rear) holds a S&W SD9VE or a full size 1911.- 2" WIDE BELT: adjustable for 34" to 50" waist. Belt buckle feels solid and you can use it as a sling pack when extended to full length.- INNER LAYER seems to be WATER RESISTANT. I sprayed 2 layers of "Kiwi Camp Dry Water Repellent" and made it WATERPROOF.- QUICK DRAW: add a lanyard or a carabiner to the corner where you prefers to open from. Leave about 3/4 inch gap between two zippers. The pack rips open very fast and smooth, which allows you to draw as quick as from a holster.- DISGUISE PURPOSE: this fanny pack looks just like an ordinary dorky fanny pack, thus very low profile and does not drawn much of attention.Cons:The only con I can think of, although it's not really a con to me.- NOT TRULY AMBIDEXTROUS: the pistol holster pad is ambidextrous per seller's email, but mine is made more for left hand draw. As I inserts my pistol from the right, it will go in far enough and holds in place. But I'm unable to switch the retaining strip to the right, because there is not enough room to insert the strip where the Velcro is. However, I don't want the retaining strip anyways, it'll slows down my draw.