Twod Concealed Carry Shoulder Holster Nylon Cross Harness Vertical Shoulder Holster Adjustable for Most Handguns or Pistol

Excellent value. Premium quality. Holds my large Beretta pistol and 2 - 18 round magazines perfedtly!

It's light. Easy to adjust. Easy to modify. Decent construction for the price. I just use it to carry my equipment around town or on outdoor activities. I was able to adjust and modify this unit to hold a full sized 9mm with a rail light. I opened up the holster a bit by reducing the stitching at the lower end. Velcro elastic straps work great to secure a heavy load to your belt. I'm 6-2 and 220lbs with an xl puffer and xxl shell. The puffer is snug and helps to reduce my profile. With the unit fully installed and strapped down it feels comfortable and secure to my body. Each person and their equipment will require different considerations. This unit gives you decent working materials to adjust and modify. Good for civilian carry. Not for extreme duty applications. Great for cold seasons. I'll owb during hot. 2Aalltheway.

I'm 6 ft tall and about 180#s not a big guy, not a small guy. I have to cinch up every strap to get this rig to fit functionally. not saying the rig is bad I actually am happy with the build itself. once I got it adjusted its comfortable accessible and concealable. exactly what you want in a shoulder rig. another thing if you plan to carry anything other then a full frame pistol, you'll lose it in the holster. you can but, its tacky looking and not easy to draw

Remember this is a 16 dollar shoulder rig. And you get 16 dollars worth. Mine came with zero instructions on what was what and what went where. you can kinda figure it out but there's also videos on the product page and they helped a lot. Skip the last vid. That guy has no idea what he's talking about. I'm not sure he's ever even worn a shoulder rig or owned a gun. The first one is pretty good nut it's quick. So be ready to pause and play. This rig is not very comfortable with just a tshirt on but it's ok. If you need something for occasional use this is okay. The 3rd vid is a younger asian guy and he is the only one that knew what the snap straps on the holster were for. They are to secured your weapon in the holster. Adjust them so they fit over your weapon with the snaps on your body side. This lets you break the snaps loose with your thumb when you draw. If you're going to be wearing your rig daily of very often, I recommend spending a little more money and get something of higher quality. That's what I'm going to do and should have done in the first place. But this is a pretty good 16 dollar holster. I'm 5'7 150 lbs and this almost didn't adjust small enought for me.

This is comfortable, fits well, rides easy, and holds the gun tight. It's good material

Cheap ! Not worth buying. Fits poorly.

Might be good for a part time EDC. ..just buy a mid priced leather one to begin with. This holster might be right for some firearm carriers but not for me. Straps are just crap. The elastic is cheap and tends to stretch. Mags are not compatible for double stack 16 rds or more.

Ok so now that I have had a chance to use it for a while I am please to say it’s not too bad for the money. Very light and comfortable to wear all day even with the heat out. My only complaint is I with the holster that holds the pistol. I wish it was a little thicker but I guess it is done this way on purpose to keep the weight done and keep it comfortable. Stitching is well done and has several adjustments to fit anyone. Flexible and strong. Carried a 1911 with it just to test how it handled it and it did very well with the weight. All in all it is a good shoulder holster. It will get a lot of use from me especially in fall and winter. Can’t go wrong.