FRTKK Concealed Carry Pistol Pouch Ultimate Fanny Pack Holster Fits 1911, Glock, H&K, Ruger, S&W M&P Shield, Taurus, Sig Sauer, Springfield, Beretta, Kimber, Walther, and More

I bought this to use while walking or jogging. I’m a little nervous about the fastener being plastic, but haven’t had any issues so far.One thing I would caution you about: There is a nylon pull string in each corner to be able to rip it open quickly and not have to worry about fumbling 2 zippers. So I loaded up 4 magazines into the drop portion, secured the gun where it should go, and zipped it closed with the two zippers to the right side corner, leaving the pull string exposed for just such an emergency. As I was walking around the park though, the weight of the magazines on the front pull away part created an issue where, due to the position of the zippers, they slowly came unzipped and finally the front pull away section fell forward, exposing my gun and all 4 mags. Luckily, no one was around to see anything. I now zip it all the way around to the bottom so this won’t happen again, but the nylon pull strings are no longer useful.

Love this, has 3 large pockets and 2 small ones. My waist is 42" and I wear it a bit loose, not tight. There's at least 20 more inches it could go out.

I bought the fanny pack for days when I am leave the gym or days where I'm not wearing pants with belt loops to attach my external holster. The main compartment is spacious for the hand gun. My hand gun is 6.5 in long there is plenty of room with the main compartment. What I like about the pack is the extra magazine slots in the main compartment. This product provides 4 slots while other products may provide 2 slots. The other thing I like is the pull tab tucked inside the main compartment which allows for immediate access to the hand gun and magazines. The second compartment is a general compartment for whatever may fit inside. I usually have my wallets in the second compartment. There are 2 side compartment which are for smaller items like keys or other small items. Also, there is a "secret" behind the main compartment and the mesh lining to store cards or slim items. The fanny pack can be bulky once I put my hand gun, 2 magazines and my wallet and other things but It's not a deal breaker for me. I got it for functionality not style. If your looking for a slimmer profile, I recommend the 5.11 Tac fanny pack as a point of reference.

This is a high quality item.

Fits very well. I'd like the internal elastic straps at an angle to each other, then both the end of the grip and the front of the barrel would be held more securely. Also, a slightly longer or more prominent pull tab that would better facilitate "gross movement" would be a major improvement. For what it is; I haven't seen anything better. It meets my trail hiking and jogging needs nicely.It can hold up to 4 additional mags (big plus).Good product overall.

Great fanny pack for concealed carry and carrying your wallet, phone, etc. I use it for running while carrying. Ive ran over 14 miles at a time wearing this pack. Only issue was the elastic retention straps sometimes slip off my glock 43 so it is just loose in the big pocket. Not a problem because I carry in condition 3. If there was a round in the chamber it would be a problem, glock 43 is very slim though. I attached a streamlight to my glock and now it fits perfectly in the strap.Update:I've carried this fanny pack almost every day for about one year. I've put well over 1,000 miles on it if not 2,000 while jogging in all weather conditions. Its always held my glock, extra magazine, cell phone, and wallet. Finally last week one of the smaller zippers broke and a few days later the large zipper broke. Ive already ordered another one but I accidentally ordered an identical pack made by "tacticool" instead. We will see how they compare.Overall I would recommend this carry pack and would buy it again. Maby I will get another one too.

One of the first times I wore it to pickup prescriptions, a woman in line commented on how "tactical" it looked. She knew exactly what it was. OK, so now I know it's not fooling many people. But, it is comfortable. The clasp is cheap plastic and it is not located near the pouch; it is in the middle of the belt, so anybody could just reach out and pinch the clasp behind you or whatever, causing your pack to fall off. That seems like such a simple fix to make it much safer. In that same light, the excess strap just hangs without any keeper on the belt, which looks dumb and cheap. The manufacturer clearly didn't make much effort. It's not all bad. It serves a function. Most of the things I don't like about it are things I might have noticed if I had paid more attention before I bought it. Overall, not a bad purchase if you know what you are getting.

I really like all of the room in this pack. I also like that I can wear it over my shoulder, across my back or chest and on my waste. I don’t care for the small straps told hold the barrel as it does not hold it in place so if open then compartment, I either need to be ready to grab my gun or make sure it is laying on a flat surface. Otherwise it will fall out when it is not completely zipped.