Can you comfortably jog with this holster?
78505
I'm 77 years old and can't comfortably jog with or without anything. To answer your question, the elastic is very good and holds your weapon tight up against the body - yet it draws easily. However, I believe the overriding factor is what size and weight weapon you have - a bantam .22 or .32 would be no problem - a 1911 .45 might be questionable.
78506
I guess it depends on how heavy, and awkward your concealed carry weapon is. The holster can fit as tightly to your body as you can stand!
78507
That might depend on the size of the handgun. If it is a .380 I would say very comfortably. It's a great holster for the price. I can fit my xds .45 on one side and my .380 on the other side and its quite comfortable.
504804
I love mine for running ... no movement of my gun whatsoever, I forget it's even there. In order to be concealed you can't wear skin-tight running clothes, though ... at least a baggy shirt over the top.
2040236
I bought it for my husband, and he does use the holster on his belt, but I don't think you have to. I think you could still carry it in your pocket.
1894161
SLMHP, I use mine for very active zumba, Yoga, aerobics and never have a problem. Since it is fully adjustable for tightness and support, I say that Yes you could use this to support when running. Probably may have to adjust the tightness once or twice during the run depending on distance.
1774015
Not sure about running or jogging, but i use it for walking and standing at work and/or shopping.
239444
I use this clip with my LC9. It is very tight / secure.I don't do much running, so I can't address that specifically.The type of belt you are wearing affects how it rides. I use it both with and without belt. Works well for me.
1056313
I guess so. This has been great to use while I run, but it does take some getting used to.
567300
No, unfortunately not. If you are creative and handy with these things, you could probably easily cut the parts open and stitch some velcro in there to close it and to have them removable. That should be done pretty easily if you can do that. Otherwise, I dont see the need for taking them off. Sometimes I just run with 1 or 2 bottles and the holsters dont bother me at all during the run. It may seem that they are bulky but they really are not. If you are unsure, go with the 2 bottles belts and buy add-ons. But for training in the summer for distances over 10+ miles I would take about 3 bottles with me. No, unfortunately not. If you are creative and handy with these things, you could probably easily cut the parts open and stitch some velcro in there to close it and to have them removable. That should be done pretty easily if you can do that. Otherwise, I dont see the need for taking them off. Sometimes I just run with 1 or 2 bottles and the holsters dont bother me at all during the run. It may seem that they are bulky but they really are not. If you are unsure, go with the 2 bottles belts and buy add-ons. But for training in the summer for distances over 10+ miles I would take about... » Read More No, unfortunately not. If you are creative and handy with these things, you could probably easily cut the parts open and stitch some velcro in there to close it and to have them removable. That should be done pretty easily if you can do that. Otherwise, I dont see the need for taking them off. Sometimes I just run with 1 or 2 bottles and the holsters dont bother me at all during the run. It may seem that they are bulky but they really are not. If you are unsure, go with the 2 bottles belts and buy add-ons. But for training in the summer for distances over 10+ miles I would take about 3 bottles with me. « Show Less
1416572
Hmmm, probably, but the holster itself is a piece of crap to be honest with you. Don't waste your money.
102043
I'd suggest not worrying about the holster. Get a holster you like and add it to the belt.
1294974
Diagonal like over one shoulder and under the opposite armpit? Yes, but that would probably feel worse. Or if you mean straight across your chest like you'd wear it around your waist just higher, I suppose. I was worried about how it would feel around my waist as well, and don't feel it at all when I run. It has efficient size adjustments, so you can make it tight enough so that it doesn't move when running. Hope that helps.
197846
I think so, I just looked at it and there appears to be enough room. I like the holster, the only draw back is the metal belt clip tends to rub against the skin. I just shift it around and it seems to be fine. Good Luck!
63396
I wouldn't. It's a really small clip that has minimal grip. The Otterbox has a nicer belt clip that grabs the entire phone, but given the weight with the cases, neither one is particularly good for jogging. My solution was to buy the armband. It's a pain in the rump to constantly take it out of the case, but if you don't want it bouncing or flying off, it's your best bet. As a side note, if you are planning on taking it out of the case at all, use the Survivor case, as the skin will not stretch out and make the case worthless.
1639586
Yes, and other applicitatons. I used it for a backer on my holster and it's much more comfortable.
2058952
I am a jogger and I use it, but I have to take it out of my case to fit. It fits snug tight and it works great for me.
1483282
Yeah there is extra space and its stretchy you might be able to fit in there. Ill be honest though this phone is so big that wearing it on your arm is always gonna be un comfortable. I recommend just holding it in your hand when you run
1103463
Have not used it for jogging but have used it while bending and moving with no problem. They are comfortable for me. Do not know about the sweat resistance part.