Ghost Concealment Belly Band Holster for Concealed Carry | IWB Gun Holsters | Men and Women

Ok...I always thought belly band holsters were for old fat guys until I started following the seller on Instagram and really liked products, but the Ghost Concealment Belly Band Holster intrigued me and they were having a great sale on it so I say..."why not?". I am a retired law enforcement officer who after 28 years of service own a variety of holsters. ( IWB, OWN, Shoulder Holsters)..But never a belly band holster. I Have an M&P Shield 2.0 45 with a Crimson Trace Laser attachment and it has been very difficult to find a Holster to fit my M&P with the laser...not so with the Ghost Concealment BellyBand...its as snug as a bug and the snap strap keeps the weapon securely strapped inside the holster without the weapon moving around. It's the only holster I can actually jog or sprint with, without it digging into my skin or fear of it detataching from my body. I will certainly recommend any CCW holder who's an Every Day Carrier to add this holster to their arsenal. I love it

Very well packaged. Great fit and comfort wear all day long in hot Floridia weather vey comfy. Carrying 357 mag balances the weight perfect. Nice you can carry many different guns with this very useful. I have many belly bands none come close to this in quality price comfort.9/14/2018 Update one month later 12 hour a day usage absolutely perfect! Dont even feel the weight of the 28 ounce weapon. Very Comfy!

After using this holster for several months now, I have mixed reviews. I used the holster to carry as a belly band, with a Glock G19, spare mag, and a small Spiderco folding tax knife. The holster worked well at first, but lost its strength over about a month and a half, with the edges of the Velcro strap constantly curling up. Further, the spare mag lost its strength and the spare mag shifts and has fallen out on me several times while bending over. After several iterations of drawing from holster to shoot, getting the pistol from the holster to firing position is more difficult and takes more (critical) time than my IWB holsters.I purchased the Ghost ankle holster at the same time, but have yet to test it. I hope it is more functional than this belly band holster. I wanted to love this, especially the comfort of moving my pistol from my waistband to my abdomen, but it just didn't deliver.

I was looking for a holster that i would be able to conceal while wearing business casual clothes with my shirt tucked in and came across. this was perfect! and its so comfortable that i prefer to use this over my kydex holster. its also nice because i dont have to switch holsters for my different guns between my glock 19 and my S&W sheild. this is a Great holster!!

I do not have a concealed carry permit but there have been reports of home invasions recently. I bought this holster to wear around the house because Murphy's Law says that your gun will be at the opposite side of the house when it is needed.I had several wish list items.First, I wanted to be able to use it with both handguns I own. I have 9mm and 7.65mm guns. Both fit well in the holster and the elastic straps are long enough to fit over the gun and spare magazine.Second, it had to be comfortable enough to wear for hours. This holster meets that requirement. In fact, I forget I am wearing it unless I happen to brush my hand or arm across the butt of my gun. The 9mm gun is less comfortable but that is due to its size and weight, not the fault of the holster. My 9mm is a large Browning. Keep in mind that there are more compact and subcompact 9mm guns that will be smaller but have the same firepower. Check out single stack 9mm weapons. Where you position the gun will help or hurt with comfort. (See more on this in the third point.)Third, even though I don't expect to mingle with others in public, I didn't want my gun to be obvious to the casual observer. While wearing a sweat shirt, the 7.65mm gun is almost undetectable. I suspect that when summer rolls around it will be more apparent while wearing a T-shirt. Obviously, the baggier your clothing, the better. As you might expect, the 9mm is more obvious because of the size. As above, a more compact 9mm might be better concealed. Further, either gun is more apparent when it is worn on the side/hip. I wear the gun more to the front just a little to the inside of my thigh. When I sit, the muzzle does not poke the top of my leg which is more discreet and more comfortable for me.Fourth, I saw a couple of reviews that state that the snap on the elastic band falls apart. I have had no problem so far but I haven't put it through the ringer. Keep in mind that there is a right and a wrong way to snap and unsnap the strap. Get you nails under the snap itself and pry up. Don't unsnap it by pulling on the elastic.For comfort and visibility reasons, I now wear the 7.65mm gun. While the 9mm has more power, the 7.65 is more than adequate. Hopefully, I will never need either.Overall, I am quite satisfied with this holster.