Shoulder Holster for Pistols, Adjustable Vertical Gun Holster with Double Magazine Pouch, Universal Concealed Carry Holster Fits Compact to Large Handguns

This fits me great. Works and functions as described with my firearm and magazines. I would recommend

this holster is the cats meow, great fit, very secure in holster, very adjustable, very comfortable to wear, i will always buy these type of holsters, less expensive, more versatile, comfortable than any leather holster I have ever owned. besides who sees your 300.00 leather holster when you carry concealed.

Material is on the cheaper side. But you can't expect much, fits pretty good so far. "Haven't been out with it on all day" full size taurus pt945 fits snug. For 20$ you really can't beat it!

Im a large guy, (6'5" @ 400 lb) not very comfortable for me. It was more my height, than my weight. I have it adjusted all the way out, and still not great. Quality of build is about what I expected. But my biggest complaint to that is, tons of loose, long, and tangled threads inside the actual holster. My gun was getting snagged by them both drawing, and re-holstering. I had to turn it inside out, which is a pain, and cut all the loose threads, and burn the ends so things dont start unraveling. Still on the fence if I will use the holster much.

The holster has a sturdy build and adjusts easily to fit different body types. The vertical carry keeps the weight balanced and comfortable for longer wear, and the double magazine pouch is a big plus for convenience. It holds a wide range of pistols securely without shifting around, yet still allows for a smooth draw. A dependable option that feels durable and well thought out.

Honestly I hate it. It would be very nice if the strap between the two shoulder pads were not elastic. It is an adjustable elastic strap. The weight of the gun and the clips makes it feel like constantly wants to fall off. And that’s just simply walking around , not bending over of anything. When I bend over I can feel it starting to slip. I knew there was probably some kind of catch when the one I bought 30 years ago was $52 and this one was only $22.09. Since I’ve had it too long to send back I will probably just sew the proper strap between the shoulders

I read the negative comments, and I was ready for the issues stated. I have wide shoulders, and this holster still moved around, to the point where it wasn’t comfortable all the time. Now remember it isn’t a $200.00 dollar or above holster and I didn’t expect it to be. I customized it to my liking, it’s only stretchy band, not leather so it’s easy to customize. I cut a inch or so on the back stretchy strap, and resowed it. To add more stability, I added another stretchy strap on the front. Now this is going to sound funny, but I sowed a suspender clip on the front, so it would be easy to remove the holster. I made a holster that moved around out of the box, into a holster that is very comfortable for me to ware. So please stop expecting, this inexpensive holster to fit like the leather holsters on the market, that’s a crazy expectation for a cheap holster. Now I do switch around that I should not do. For a summertime holster, I don’t use a shoulder holster. I don’t need to tell someone who lives by a holster like if you are a off duty policeman. Mussel memory is life and death to you. So you wouldn’t switch to two different holsters. I’m not in those situations any longer. Its not the smartest thing, but I ware this shoulder holster in colder months, when I ware something over it, and a under belt body holster, in the hotter months, when I don’t ware a outer covering. I do make a mistake where my weapon is now and then, the weapon location between the two is totally different.

Does it work? Yea in theory : ( I feel like the straps that attach the holster to your belt should be placed more towards the middle or at least the opposite side more towards the back. It is cheap, but the material isnt the issue. The issue is the fit and overall comfortability of the the design. It's worth 20 bucks but its also worth it to go ahead and learn how to sow and make adjustments not intended by the manufacturer.