I carry every day. I have a VNSH Holster that I use about half the time based on clothing choice or venue circumstances. ANY belly band is hot in Florida but this beats the other wider choices. It is quite comfortable. I have 3 issues with the VNSH which they could reconcile easily but have not . They sent me a second one free instead. 1. If your choice of extra mag is longer than the depth of the pockets, it could pop out when you stand up after bending over. There are no retention straps for the mag pockets. A simple fix. 2. The main firearm pocket is straight vertical. No cant possible. A choice of left or right tilt would be great. Another easy fix. It would also be great if the pocket was large enough to insert the appropriate Kydex retention shell into it. 3. The magnet and ferrous target on the retention strap for firearm pocket should be reversed. As it is, after you lift your shirt, you have to pull DOWN on the magnetic strap with your thumb to release it before you pull handgun UP out of holster . If they were reversed, you could flip magnet UP with your thumb as you draw gun UP simultaneously. When I wrote customer service to say that I had suggestions, they thanked me for my business and sent me their latest revised holster for free! It's the same one. I don't see any revisions in their current ads.
Returned mine VNSH holster cause its a Giant belly band and a month later bought a Kore belt which is what I would call a real gun belt that fits perfectly with more adjsutment than you can ever use AND has ample support.
3:46- 100% agree with Kim about that magnetic retention strap being a HUGE safety hazard to catch the trigger... Not the one you pull with your hand, but the one closest to your body. WAY too easy for that button strap to fall into the trigger guard and catch the trigger. I'd never use a holster like that. Thank you Kim!!!
To be fair, you could just carry with a manual safety or use a DS/SA and ride your thumb on the hammer to feel for any travel. That being said, I don't think I would use the VNSH holster. I would much prefer something designed for my gun.
We are not in a western movie. I have always slowly carefully reholstered, unless its a single action revlover. Drawing and carefully reholstering is part of my practice ,no matter what holster I have. Realistically ,except for practice, how many times a day ,do you need to draw, and reholster, hopefully never. Always with concealed carry a piece of your shirt can get caught in your holster, so you better be carefull. Concealment and comfort are most important.
like you said,i see the VNSH ads all the time,in fact i got one on your video almost as soon as it started,i dont carry but being in a wheelchair i have to carry different even when i want to go outside to target practice,i always use a shoulder holster myself,its just easier that way for me and if i did CCW id probably do the same but ive always been curious about the VNSH since im swamped with their ad all the time,im glad to FINALLY see an honest review on them
I agree the price for the quality is not good. That is why I decided to buy both instead of receiving them for free and expecting a certain result. I think they are charging too much for the system
It isn't comfortable against the body for the price. Requires an expensive add on "levo papoose" or cut a $10 nike headband and slip it over the strap. Makes strap soft and not rub scratch or itch on skin. The levo has a chasey cover for front plastic, but i've seen demonstrated concepts just use an old sock he cut slide over the front and cut holes for leash and belt etc. I'll admit with upgrades leg leash and the papoose and wedge kit, I'm over $300 into my enigma express but its now comfortable enough to edc without feeling it, and conceals amazing even in swim shorts and tank tops, and retains the pistol well even in hard use (I do 10 mile hikes, with running across rough terrain) so while very expensive, it's the only one I've found so far that can meet my needs for belt less, high activity, must stay open to reholster, and not print even in tight clothes. tldr its pricey and far from perfect out of the box, but with upgrades over time it became much better, and in hindsight, worth the cost, for me at least
Nylon Theory pointed out to me there is a aftermarket company that makes a replacement leg strap that actually makes the Enigma wearable and actually comfortable
Dude, I thought I had lost my mind when I hated mine and returned it. I'm happy it works great for many people, apparently, but it's not a universal solution. After several holsters, I always ended up back at my Tenicor Velo 4.
I have to say this is one of the best and most honest reviews I’ve ever watched. You really know what you’re talking about and your annunciations is clear and very easy to understand. Well done! I’m going to subscribe to your channel.
Been watching you guys for years now. Appreciate the comparison. Frankly, I will stick with OWB and a cover garment for myself, but it's good to see the honest comparison. Still haven't seen anything that really works for me at the gym, but that's my problem and I'll work it out somehow. Thanks again.
The problem with narrow straps is that if you have to tighten the straps to stabilize and/or postion the holster so the gun sits where desired, there are noticeable lines caused by the strap pushing in to fatty areas causing noticeable lines that can print through clothing.. Im happy to see that the muzzle and front sight blade is enclosed within the 'pouch' unlike some belly-band designs where the front sight can snag on a draw stroke. Still I prefer a kydex-enclosed trigger guard and always-open holster shell.
March 1st I go for Rotor Cuff Surgery. I'm looking for a belly ban holster to carry on my Left (off-hand side) for approximately 6 months when my recovery should be complete. I'm looking into the holster you reviewed with a narrow strap that you use a your Kydex with. ONE MORE POINT! I like your channel. You and your husband do a great job. My problem is YT will NEVER send notifications when you put up new content! They stink! Best to ya',,,,!
Never had a belly band style holster that i really liked. Having said that; the only one I've ever owned was from Crossbreed. The backing of the kydex started coming off and the Seans started to frey just getting it adjusted. After about a month it got so bad that it would fold up on itself and dig into my waist line. I gave them a 2 or 3 star review which anytime i checked was never posted on their site. That was about 7 or 8 years ago. Now i carry aiwb using a regular kydex holster and a Kore belt. Infinitely more comfortable.
Thank you for the review. I agree. I want a holster that stays open and covers the trigger guard. I use a Vedder shell velcroed inside a CanCan holster for my 43x. Very comfortable. Unfortunately, a Chinese knock off put Can Can out of business.
Well done! You answered all of my questions, except one. That question would require a visual example of how easily you can draw your pistol, then return it back into the holster. I've daily carrying with my Raven Concealment Systems holster. I train with my daily rig and it works perfectly.
I've tried the VNSH holster and I'm honestly super impressed. I think just a solid shoulder holster is my best option at this point, otherwise just my regular old belt with an IWB holster and suspenders to keep the bloody trousers up as I carry my two extra magazines in my left cargo pocket. I expect if I were as slim and trim as I was back in Seal training it would actually be functional. After two separate breaks of my back and recent stress and a guaranteed uptick of cortisol and tacking on some stupid shit unhealthy weight recently. In the end the VNSH holster is utter shite for my needs.
Great review on the VNSH. Find that for me it is just easier, faster and safer for belt less carry to use a fanny pack gun holster with a molded insert for my particular EDC.
I’ve been running a 3 speed as my beltless holster for over a decade and I absolutely love it. It’s extremely comfortable and it REALLY conceals your firearm. I usually run an Sig p226 in it and it hardly prints even in shorts and a form fitting shirt. You need a different one for all your guns and they run a bit over $100 so the holster in the video has that over the 3 speed but that’s about it. I have 13 of their holsters and haven’t had an issue with any of them but if you do they have a no questions asked lifetime warranty program.
Thanks for the comparison. I've been considering both of these. I also prefer to have a permanently open holster and have the trigger totally covered and unable to be pulled accidentally, which it doesn't look like the VNSH would do. But enigma is quite expensive and it's annoying that after spending so much they still suggest "upgrades" to make it even more expensive. Why not just make it worth what we're paying for in the first place? I realize every business has to make a profit, but making it a fair profit instead of ripping people off would make happy customers that will recommend the products to others and come back to buy more.
I have a Sig p365 and I could not use the second mag pouch on the VNSH holster. It interfered with my draw. Same with an STR-9mc. Worked fine for me with a Glock 19.
The most comfortable one is my shoulder holster. I sit stand never digs into my body. I just wear a light button shirt in summer in summer in west Texas. It Carrie’s my full size and most people never even notice unless the hug me and those I hug know I carry so no big deal.
This whole holster puzzle is enough to makes one's head spin. My wife doesn't carry, because she can't make up her mind on what position to carry, and the holster to go with it. She is not the same fitness as Kim, so she is worried that the gun will be poking her all the time. She mentions carrying small of the back, but doesn't try it out. I know in my journey with holsters, I still haven't found the perfect fit and feel, and am getting a bit finicky about spending the money, and finding out it isn't for me. Good to see these reviews, as it gives me something to look into.
Personally im a aliengear guy. Neoprene is comfortable and i dont notice it at all. The holster itself is totally molded to the specified gun you use. Ive learned some tips from special forces and prefer the side rib draw. Plus im a bigger frame guy and already have a wide trunk lol. I carry XD 9mm. So many advantages over 45. But thats me
It was a good comparison, but having a VNSH holster myself, I thought your VNSH review seemed a little picky but then we all have our opinions. Most of the holsters I see have some various issues and none are perfect. For me if it’s comfortable and safe that’s what matters. Most of the quality holsters are a bit pricey I find. I think the VNSH representatives seemed fair and honest when they receive complaints and attempt to address the issues. They were ready to replace or repair and make needed changes. For me, the fabric holsters are much more comfortable, personally I like having a few choices and use one or the other holsters on any given day. Owning and carrying firearms can get pricey when you consider the cost of a quality firearm, quality Ammo, and a quality Holster, but if you want to be safe, you do need all 3. Stay safe and be careful whatever your choices are for CC products. They seem to come out with a new gun of various brands every single day. Try not to fall for all the gimmicks, choose the firearm most comfortable for you, practice and become proficient with it, and unless someone comes out with major changes that you feel warrants the heftier price, stick with what feels best, what gun you are more accurate with, and what feels best to YOU not to all the snake oil providers who are getting paid to talk you into something new every other day. If changes come about they really need to be worth the price increases. If not stay with your favorites that have proven themselves year in and year out. I was employed for a federal law enforcement agency and for 31 years I was there, they usually assigned us either Glocks or SigSauer, and from what I saw that was true for any of the Special Agents in FBI, ATF, DEA, IRS and any other agencies that had “Special Agent” employees. You could carry other manufactured brands at your own expense for a secondary weapon, but I never saw many who opted for others, mainly because the expense was often out of our afforded price or the difference didn’t seem to be worth it. I was in a position that my agency chose not to arm at the time I was there so I’m speaking for what I saw and what friends at the agency carried. Once retired, I made my choices from what appeared to be most logical once I began my choice to conceal carry. Now, my CC choices have been Glock, SigSauer, and CZ. I haven’t been disappointed with any of the 3. All appear to be of equal quality for various reasons. Like everyone it seems we all need “Just one more” gun every now and then. I get the same itch purchasing a new guitar. I don’t need more but I seem to want “just one more” when I begin looking at new ones😎🤓😳
The more I carry the more i like to just pocket carry my p365 with a desantis holster in 5.11 jeans, 10 rd flush mag and a 17 rd macro mag in the extra pocket on the jeans
I just removed the magnetic strap from VNSH and put in my solid open holsters. Each of my guns has its own solid holster, so it's easy to just change without having to take off or readjust the VNSH.
I'm 50 lbs overweight, have a flat butt and trouble keeping my pants up. I carry a G43X in a Cross Breed modular holster on a Comfort Tack Belly band at 3 o'clock which I feel with an FBI cant hides it best. Occasionally I shift it appendix, usually if I have a tucked shirt. I didn't get the CB Belly band because the maximum length was just at the point I needed and the CT is much longer which secures the holster as the end is wrapped over the holster as added securement. works for me
Great job explaining both these holsters. I keep seeing these annoying vnsh ads and decided to see what real people thought. As I expected, just a gimmick. I did appreciate your style & honestly.
Thank you for a deep dive on those systems. And you just saved me the money on buying NEITHER. I have used Alien 👽 gear for about six years it is custom made to an exact fit, positive retention, full trigger guard, and IWB. EDC and the setup I train with.
I didn't want to pay the price for a VNSH, so found a cheaper version on Amazon & it failed within a week. Got my $$$ back on that one. I've been using IWB belt carry but still thinking about trying a VNSH for the times I wanna wear sweats or shorts. Thanks for the video!
been carrying my sig 365 specter for about 2 months now in the peoples republic of NJ and i like it a lot....have a few other IWB holsters but i ride a motorcycle and this is the best way for me to carry when riding
I have a VNSH holster, and have one major complaint. Just about every time I wear it, if I'm doing any sort of activity that involves bending down and up numerous times, one of my magazines always falls out to the ground. The pouches aren't tight enough to secure the magazines (these would be 17-round double-stack 9mm mags). They need to improve the design to incorporate some kind of strap that loops over, to keep the magazines in the pouch.
My opinion on the VNSH is that they have a LOT of ad dollars to spend, period. I don't really consider it much of a holster. It's a sleeve on a belt. The ads hype that you "don't need a belt" with VNSH. Which is ridiculous, because it IS a belt. I will stick with holsters that offer more. As far as the Enigma, they need release a wider, better leg leash, but it can be worn without it. It is also quite comfortable, conceals well, actually covers the trigger, and allows for a fast draw.
Been where the VNSH holster for a few months now with s&w equalizer and it is great. This is my first IWB carry and for me it is awesome. I would always make comments to my son about appendix carry and how... ypu know, accidently shooting your love muscle off!! 😊 , and thought how uncomfortable it would be to carry there, sitting and bending over and such. anyways, got this holster, and a big pro for me is when you are out and about for the day and you gotta go, either number 1 or 2, you can simply slide it up you torso and get the task done, slide back down...done!!! For everyone that carries appendix, yall know, it ant bad at all, in the comfort perspective, to carry like that. Way more comfortable than thought. No riding up or sliding with VNSH. I will say I originally bought VNSH for the PDP. It doesn't fit. The trigger gard....how you say too large. It sticks out too far and that lip where you can wrap a finger, will not allow to holster the weapon. The " beautiful young lady BTW" is exactly right. The pistol grip does stick out a little, but not bad. I find myself finding correct shirt or just a light jacket to reduce /eliminate printing. If you like all positions carry and confort, get it. It's a great buy. BTW I where 34 pant in waiste.
Great comparison, I'm with you, one hand re-holster is mandatory but I wouldn't have either holster. They both require a larger pant size so I'll keep searching but I wasn't looking for an IWB anyway..thanks for the video..
I recently received my VNSH holster and carried for 4 days now. It is much better compared to other belly belts with velcro straps. So far, there are things I don't like about the holster (maybe because I have a fat problem). I am a short guy 5 feet 4 inch dude with a beer belly haha, the holster looks great, is comfortable but depending on what clothing you have on and what you decide to carry, it may show. For me, when I tried to carry my Berretta 92FS, yes it does fit but it's a bit big and will show when I wear a sweater/hoodie over it. I also tried my SAR9 and my 2011 from rock island armory and they all show. The only hand gun I have that fits this holster great is my SIG SAUER P365 XMacro, compact guns will definitely work better and obviously for conceal and carry, they're just smaller guns. Full size handguns seems to give me issues. Oh I have to mention, my SAR9 has a light mounted in the front, it's tough to get it in with an accessories on in the front. On my P365X Macro, I have no light on the front but I have a holosun reddot EPS carry, fits in nicely. As mentioned in this video, I also don't like the belt carry only because you do have to kind of press the gun towards your body to holster your gun easier. As for drawing your gun, comes out easily. I'm also afraid of accidentally discharging rounds because I don't know how well these cloth holsters protects the trigger, so unfortunately if I use my VNSH holster, I don't want to keep one in the chamber for ready fire.
1.) I have several different types of calibers so with that regards the Vanish would win. 2.) I would like the choice to position my firearm were ever I feel is appropriate to properly carry and conceal. 3.) The price difference between thw Enigma and the Vanish? I can currently purchase 2 Vanish holsters for the price of 1 Enigma holster minus the additional costs for holsters of different calibers. 4.) You mentioned the Enigma comes with a warrenty for 5 additional dollars the Vanish adds a Lifetime warrenty and free replacement of any defects, discolorations or orders which the material may absord. 5.) If you conceal carry and have to enter any Federal facility on a daily basis like the Postal Service you will notice clearly posted for the public, " No Firearms" which Means if you carry with an Enigma, returning to your vehicle undoing and untieing yourself from that holster only to have to redress and retie yourself to it afterwards rather then just undo the velcro and put it into your firearm box and do the reverse when you return and go about your daily routine. 6.) There is no dought in my mind that the Enimga is a high quality holster dispite it's price point but in the video there are no Visable differences betqeen one holster or the other except that the Emigma is in a fixed pisition when concealing the weapon which brings us back to points number 1 threw 5. So there are Both Pro's and Cons to think about just as you would with a shoulder or ankle holdster.
I have been using the vnsh while I am in my wheelchair. it seems to be very comfortable. when I was searching for a holster system between vnsh. enigme or a cross breed belly band I chose the vnsh with the cross breed being 2nd.
I have the Vanish that I use some. It has held up well. I do have an issue, like you, that it is a soft holster and I worry when inserting my gun. I primarily carry a Shield Plus. It fits fine but I wonder if a larger gun would really fit. Like another comment I've seen, I have had a mag work it's way out. You really don't want to stand up and have a mag drop out of your pants leg. So I don't carry an extra mag. I agree with you on the sales model. I don't like those tactics either. Probably drives extra sales, but really leaves a bad taste for me. Thanks for the information on the enigma. I,ve breifly looked into it and the price has held me back. But hearing from you and some of the comments about the strap qualities is good to hear.
I returned this holster because I carry at 4-5 pm and having the magazine pouch next to the weapon made it impossible to retrieve. I would have to have a separate carrier for the magazines. Also it collapses and the hook side of the hook and loop(Velcro) is on the side that faces my skin, which means that if you have some showing, it will scratch like a thousand cats!
Driving 500 miles a day leaves me limited on comfortable left handed options. Been looking at holsters like the vnsh for a while, and it seemed the most appealing. I like that you can set it up almost anywhere, but I would like a better angle for the draw for the placement I would want.
Good video. Good info. If you have to take your carry gun out and then reholster during your normal day, then the belly band is not for you. If you are worried about inserting the pistol into the band, then put it in before you put the band on. Or get a pistol with a safety. On the Glock, you can get a 1911 type safety installed. I will not carry appendix style. Too risky IMHO. I have stuff I want to keep attached. I ordered a VNSH but dont have it yet. If it conceals well I will use it. If it doesnt, then I will use it in the house. Then I dont have to have pants with loops and a belt with my lounging wear. I like to wear really long Tee shirts that will easily cover a pistol. So, I really wont need pants with a belly band.
I have many holsters, both IWB and OWB and Enigma. Have yet to get the Enigma to be comfortable and concealable while making my Glock 19 accessible. I prefer a tuckable IWB holster for accessibility. Fun fact, I have a Glock 19 and Glock 26, they both fit the $20.00 Glock rubber holster and carry great. Who would have thought, after buying multiple holsters, that a $20.00 Glock rubber OWB would be my got to holster.
Thanks for an honest review. I won't buy either of them. But, if you spend around $250 bucks and could then attach the enigma to the "yoga pants" vnsh band...maybe not.
Here to post this. SmartCarry has being doing the “carry in workout shorts” thing for years. Works great. It’s the best, but it fills a specific aspect of CCW/EDC.
It has the same problem she mentioned with this. About not staying open to reholster. Also retention isn't great in smart carry. My brother used one and his gun flew out of it while running. He ended up stuffing a pocket holster into the smart carry for better retention. He liked it but non kydex retention / difficult reholstering pushed him away
Thank you for a Great Honest Review! Next could you do the Bear skin hoodie that we bombarded with advertisements! I bought the first generation and it wasn't anything like the ads. It was made of thin fleece, and was not windproof. Basically a light hooded sweatshirt!! I will not buy a fleece jacket unless it's real Polar Fleece made in the USA material.
I have people telling me to try the Phlster Enigma because it's a great option for AIWB even for a guy carrying a few (dozen) extra pounds. Because of the extra pounds, and because I have experience as a carpenter with tools in that area, I prefer the 3:30/4:00 position, but I'm looking for a good option for wear with a kilt. I perused the Phlster site, but I don't see good options (even in their third-party suggestions) for my preferred pistol (CZ PCR). I suppose I could try it for my M&P Shield, as the smaller piece would be less of an irritant in what is essentially a "codpiece" position, but that's a lot of money for a trial that I don't expect would work well for me. I've tried the SmartCarry holster, and unless the Enigma is VERY different in placement, I just don't see how it would be that much better.
I've been watching the Enigma for years and they NEVER have a sale. Black Friday, Cyber Monday, nothing, never, nada. Your first review was when I learned the firearm goes against the body. In a tropical climate? No thanks, they can keep it. I recently tried the Vnsh and right away I'm not crazy about the strap. Seems like it was intended for left handers making it awkward to strap on. I must be getting old 😖😂
Philster doesn't seem to need to do sales, since they sell them about as fast as they can make them from what I understand. It's highly demanded and nearly all reviews are positive other then price and need for comfort upgrades (some of which they now offer, ie sport belt) but it is quite expensive. I've found you do get what you pay for in some cases. And the decked out philster is really good, just really pricey too 😢
@@jackgreenstalk777 that's where I fall flat on my face. It's not that it isn't worth it, it's that I can't afford it hence my monitoring for sales. Oh well, I won't lose hope, someday... 👍🏼
@@uncleed8192 yeah I feel that, may have to try and find one used, r/gunaccessoriesforsale has some pop up here and there in good shape under the retail cost. Good luck! Imo it is a great system. If you can save up a little or find one used. I can't find anything else quite like it at any price point
This is an ongoing thing for me as well. My most comfortable holster is a small leather holster but it closes when I draw and it's a pain to reholster at the 4 o'clock position. I also can't wear it without a belt.
I bought one of these holsters, and they have a number of fatal flaws that made me stop using it. 1) The pocket for the pistol is not wide enough to accommodate a pistol with a light on it, which all of my carry pistols have. 2nd, and most important to me, is the release on the holster. My model had a snap on it, but the snap that came over the gun to secure it, also came over the snap closest to the body. That meant that, to draw the pistol, I would have to hook my thumb under the snap and pull up on it until it released, then pull the gun out. This, in my opinion, is a more expensive Bravo Belt Belly Band with poorly executed frills.
I have the Vanish holster.... The comfort is good but while bending over my gun magazine hit the floor!!!. no retention on the magazines, a NO go. Really not sold on it, and agree i prefer holsters that are specifically made for my firearms. The other negative for me for both of these options is I have weapon light/laser on all my guns and manufactures continue to act as if this should not be an option.
I watched the full ad for the VNSH holster on a pop up ad on RUclips. Not once did they ever show someone wearing it in the 4 minute ad. Why? Because it is bulky and it sucks. They want to to buy it, then most likely just throw it in a drawer. With any holster of this size that is made to carry a medium to full size gun, you have to dress for the gun. If you buy a small handgun and carry it in a pocked holster, you dress the way YOU want. Winter, summer, you name it, as long as you have a pocket. And you never need a cover garment when it's 90 degrees out, which is a true giveaway that you are hiding something.
One thing I can tell you, is that vnsh belly band ads are annoying! Good comparison of the two systems! Thank you!
Thanks for watching
I carry every day. I have a VNSH Holster that I use about half the time based on clothing choice or venue circumstances. ANY belly band is hot in Florida but this beats the other wider choices. It is quite comfortable. I have 3 issues with the VNSH which they could reconcile easily but have not . They sent me a second one free instead.
1. If your choice of extra mag is longer than the depth of the pockets, it could pop out when you stand up after bending over. There are no retention straps for the mag pockets. A simple fix.
2. The main firearm pocket is straight vertical. No cant possible. A choice of left or right tilt would be great. Another easy fix. It would also be great if the pocket was large enough to insert the appropriate Kydex retention shell into it.
3. The magnet and ferrous target on the retention strap for firearm pocket should be reversed. As it is, after you lift your shirt, you have to pull DOWN on the magnetic strap with your thumb to release it before you pull handgun UP out of holster . If they were reversed, you could flip magnet UP with your thumb as you draw gun UP simultaneously.
When I wrote customer service to say that I had suggestions, they thanked me for my business and sent me their latest revised holster for free! It's the same one. I don't see any revisions in their current ads.
Thanks for watching and taking time to share your helpful experience with it. 😊
Lol they sent the exact one and called it revised 😂
Just curious Can it accommodate weapon light and red dots?
you really that scared of life?
I had the exact same thought in regards to the retention strap, it’s backwards.
Thumbs up for not being a sponsored review!
I bought a belly band holster because it was concealable. It works so well, I folded it and put it away, NOW I CANT FIND IT ! 😊
Haha! Thanks for watching 😂
Congrats on being the first video I've ever seen to compare these 2 holsters! 👏
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it
@@geaugafirearmsacademy loved the straight forward honest review!
Returned mine VNSH holster cause its a Giant belly band and a month later bought a Kore belt which is what I would call a real gun belt that fits perfectly with more adjsutment than you can ever use AND has ample support.
Yeah been seeing a lot of their ads too, thanks for reaffirming I don't want one 😁nice review very helpful
Thanks for watching
Came for the hoslter reviews, stayed for the 🎂!!!
Right! That wasn't concealed.
She is a hottie ❤
I’ve learned through my experience that the old fashioned gun belt and holster works the best. It felt awkward at first, but you get used to it.
Yes, that is true.
Thank you for your honest review ❤
Of course!!
3:46- 100% agree with Kim about that magnetic retention strap being a HUGE safety hazard to catch the trigger... Not the one you pull with your hand, but the one closest to your body. WAY too easy for that button strap to fall into the trigger guard and catch the trigger. I'd never use a holster like that. Thank you Kim!!!
Thanks for watching and commenting 😊
To be fair, you could just carry with a manual safety or use a DS/SA and ride your thumb on the hammer to feel for any travel.
That being said, I don't think I would use the VNSH holster. I would much prefer something designed for my gun.
We are not in a western movie. I have always
slowly carefully reholstered, unless its a single action revlover. Drawing and carefully reholstering is part of my practice ,no matter what holster I have. Realistically ,except for practice, how many times a day ,do you need to draw, and reholster, hopefully never. Always with concealed carry a piece of your shirt can get caught in your holster, so you better be carefull. Concealment and comfort are most important.
like you said,i see the VNSH ads all the time,in fact i got one on your video almost as soon as it started,i dont carry but being in a wheelchair i have to carry different even when i want to go outside to target practice,i always use a shoulder holster myself,its just easier that way for me and if i did CCW id probably do the same but ive always been curious about the VNSH since im swamped with their ad all the time,im glad to FINALLY see an honest review on them
I had to return the Enigma. The strap sucks, the price sucks. It's not practical for everyday carry.
I agree the price for the quality is not good. That is why I decided to buy both instead of receiving them for free and expecting a certain result. I think they are charging too much for the system
It isn't comfortable against the body for the price. Requires an expensive add on "levo papoose" or cut a $10 nike headband and slip it over the strap. Makes strap soft and not rub scratch or itch on skin. The levo has a chasey cover for front plastic, but i've seen demonstrated concepts just use an old sock he cut slide over the front and cut holes for leash and belt etc. I'll admit with upgrades leg leash and the papoose and wedge kit, I'm over $300 into my enigma express but its now comfortable enough to edc without feeling it, and conceals amazing even in swim shorts and tank tops, and retains the pistol well even in hard use (I do 10 mile hikes, with running across rough terrain) so while very expensive, it's the only one I've found so far that can meet my needs for belt less, high activity, must stay open to reholster, and not print even in tight clothes. tldr its pricey and far from perfect out of the box, but with upgrades over time it became much better, and in hindsight, worth the cost, for me at least
Nylon Theory pointed out to me there is a aftermarket company that makes a replacement leg strap that actually makes the Enigma wearable and actually comfortable
@@jackgreenstalk777
Hey, what Nike headband for the strap?
Dude, I thought I had lost my mind when I hated mine and returned it. I'm happy it works great for many people, apparently, but it's not a universal solution. After several holsters, I always ended up back at my Tenicor Velo 4.
Very thorough, Kim! Thank you! May you, Neil, and the kids have a blessed and merry Christmas!!!
Merry Christmas! Wishing you a safe and successful new year, too. 😊
Oh, so, no more videos for a while, huh?! (Sigh). 😉😁😇. Y'all be blessed with a Happy New Year too!!!
I have to say this is one of the best and most honest reviews I’ve ever watched. You really know what you’re talking about and your annunciations is clear and very easy to understand. Well done! I’m going to subscribe to your channel.
Have had my Enigma for more than a year. I absolutely love it.
I bought a Nike headband for about $8.00 to cover the strap around the waist. 👍
That's a good idea! Thanks for watching and sharing that tip.
A true rip-off if one still has to "buy something else" to make an expensive accessory work.
Been watching you guys for years now. Appreciate the comparison. Frankly, I will stick with OWB and a cover garment for myself, but it's good to see the honest comparison. Still haven't seen anything that really works for me at the gym, but that's my problem and I'll work it out somehow. Thanks again.
Fantastic video and views. Subscribed!
The problem with narrow straps is that if you have to tighten the straps to stabilize and/or postion the holster so the gun sits where desired, there are noticeable lines caused by the strap pushing in to fatty areas causing noticeable lines that can print through clothing.. Im happy to see that the muzzle and front sight blade is enclosed within the 'pouch' unlike some belly-band designs where the front sight can snag on a draw stroke. Still I prefer a kydex-enclosed trigger guard and always-open holster shell.
Yes, thanks for watching and commenting
Is that like panty lines?
@@MiJaHa LOL, Yep, but probably deeper and in hard-to-explain places...
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March 1st I go for Rotor Cuff Surgery. I'm looking for a belly ban holster to carry on my Left (off-hand side) for approximately 6 months when my recovery should be complete. I'm looking into the holster you reviewed with a narrow strap that you use a
your Kydex with.
ONE MORE POINT! I like your channel. You and your husband do a great job. My problem is YT will NEVER send notifications when you put up new content! They stink!
Best to ya',,,,!
Thank you for watching! Wishing you a quick recovery. Neil had it done about 5yrs ago.
Never had a belly band style holster that i really liked. Having said that; the only one I've ever owned was from Crossbreed. The backing of the kydex started coming off and the Seans started to frey just getting it adjusted. After about a month it got so bad that it would fold up on itself and dig into my waist line. I gave them a 2 or 3 star review which anytime i checked was never posted on their site. That was about 7 or 8 years ago. Now i carry aiwb using a regular kydex holster and a Kore belt. Infinitely more comfortable.
Thank you for the review. I agree. I want a holster that stays open and covers the trigger guard. I use a Vedder shell velcroed inside a CanCan holster for my 43x. Very comfortable. Unfortunately, a Chinese knock off put Can Can out of business.
Your video popped up… glad I watched it. Well done.
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Well done! You answered all of my questions, except one. That question would require a visual example of how easily you can draw your pistol, then return it back into the holster. I've daily carrying with my Raven Concealment Systems holster. I train with my daily rig and it works perfectly.
I've tried the VNSH holster and I'm honestly super impressed. I think just a solid shoulder holster is my best option at this point, otherwise just my regular old belt with an IWB holster and suspenders to keep the bloody trousers up as I carry my two extra magazines in my left cargo pocket. I expect if I were as slim and trim as I was back in Seal training it would actually be functional. After two separate breaks of my back and recent stress and a guaranteed uptick of cortisol and tacking on some stupid shit unhealthy weight recently. In the end the VNSH holster is utter shite for my needs.
Great review on the VNSH. Find that for me it is just easier, faster and safer for belt less carry to use a fanny pack gun holster with a molded insert for my particular EDC.
Thanks for sharing
I’ve been running a 3 speed as my beltless holster for over a decade and I absolutely love it. It’s extremely comfortable and it REALLY conceals your firearm. I usually run an Sig p226 in it and it hardly prints even in shorts and a form fitting shirt. You need a different one for all your guns and they run a bit over $100 so the holster in the video has that over the 3 speed but that’s about it. I have 13 of their holsters and haven’t had an issue with any of them but if you do they have a no questions asked lifetime warranty program.
I love my 3speed holster i buy one for every gun i own its by far the best beltless holster on the market i forget my full size sig p320 is on me
Thanks for watching and commenting
Unfortunately, they don't accommodate optics.
@@nahtay72 i run optics on all my guns and my 3pseed holster accommodates them just fine 🤷🏿♂️
@@nahtay72 they do now.
Thanks for the comparison. I've been considering both of these. I also prefer to have a permanently open holster and have the trigger totally covered and unable to be pulled accidentally, which it doesn't look like the VNSH would do. But enigma is quite expensive and it's annoying that after spending so much they still suggest "upgrades" to make it even more expensive. Why not just make it worth what we're paying for in the first place? I realize every business has to make a profit, but making it a fair profit instead of ripping people off would make happy customers that will recommend the products to others and come back to buy more.
I have a Sig p365 and I could not use the second mag pouch on the VNSH holster. It interfered with my draw. Same with an STR-9mc. Worked fine for me with a Glock 19.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. Good product, but good to understand it's positive/,negatives. 😊
The most comfortable one is my shoulder holster. I sit stand never digs into my body. I just wear a light button shirt in summer in summer in west Texas. It Carrie’s my full size and most people never even notice unless the hug me and those I hug know I carry so no big deal.
Another great review, Kim! Side note: Your right hand is making a comical gesture in the last concealment pic at 6:13 LOL.
I don't know how I missed that 😆😆
VNSH and done!
Terrific product and customer support!
Yes very nice to hear ur points on them, thanks for sharing Kim
Thanks for watching!
This whole holster puzzle is enough to makes one's head spin. My wife doesn't carry, because she can't make up her mind on what position to carry, and the holster to go with it. She is not the same fitness as Kim, so she is worried that the gun will be poking her all the time. She mentions carrying small of the back, but doesn't try it out. I know in my journey with holsters, I still haven't found the perfect fit and feel, and am getting a bit finicky about spending the money, and finding out it isn't for me. Good to see these reviews, as it gives me something to look into.
Thanks for watching
The world of concealed carry is like the world of winter bike gloves. Buy a new one all the time and never find one that makes you happy.
@michaelmappin4425 To quote Snagglepuss: "AIN'T IT THE TRUTH?"
@@davidhack4515 I love that reference.
@@michaelmappin4425 ...or bike saddles....
Great review I really appreciate it,I have the VNSH coming pretty soon...
Great comparison of these two holsters. That’s very helpful.
Personally im a aliengear guy. Neoprene is comfortable and i dont notice it at all. The holster itself is totally molded to the specified gun you use. Ive learned some tips from special forces and prefer the side rib draw. Plus im a bigger frame guy and already have a wide trunk lol. I carry XD 9mm. So many advantages over 45. But thats me
Thanks for watching and commenting. Alien Gear makes some great products. Very comfortable. Happy New Year!
It was a good comparison, but having a VNSH holster myself, I thought your VNSH review seemed a little picky but then we all have our opinions. Most of the holsters I see have some various issues and none are perfect. For me if it’s comfortable and safe that’s what matters. Most of the quality holsters are a bit pricey I find. I think the VNSH representatives seemed fair and honest when they receive complaints and attempt to address the issues. They were ready to replace or repair and make needed changes. For me, the fabric holsters are much more comfortable, personally I like having a few choices and use one or the other holsters on any given day. Owning and carrying firearms can get pricey when you consider the cost of a quality firearm, quality Ammo, and a quality Holster, but if you want to be safe, you do need all 3. Stay safe and be careful whatever your choices are for CC products. They seem to come out with a new gun of various brands every single day. Try not to fall for all the gimmicks, choose the firearm most comfortable for you, practice and become proficient with it, and unless someone comes out with major changes that you feel warrants the heftier price, stick with what feels best, what gun you are more accurate with, and what feels best to YOU not to all the snake oil providers who are getting paid to talk you into something new every other day. If changes come about they really need to be worth the price increases. If not stay with your favorites that have proven themselves year in and year out. I was employed for a federal law enforcement agency and for 31 years I was there, they usually assigned us either Glocks or SigSauer, and from what I saw that was true for any of the Special Agents in FBI, ATF, DEA, IRS and any other agencies that had “Special Agent” employees. You could carry other manufactured brands at your own expense for a secondary weapon, but I never saw many who opted for others, mainly because the expense was often out of our afforded price or the difference didn’t seem to be worth it. I was in a position that my agency chose not to arm at the time I was there so I’m speaking for what I saw and what friends at the agency carried. Once retired, I made my choices from what appeared to be most logical once I began my choice to conceal carry. Now, my CC choices have been Glock, SigSauer, and CZ. I haven’t been disappointed with any of the 3. All appear to be of equal quality for various reasons. Like everyone it seems we all need “Just one more” gun every now and then. I get the same itch purchasing a new guitar. I don’t need more but I seem to want “just one more” when I begin looking at new ones😎🤓😳
I would have liked to see you draw from both of them to see if one is easier or smoother.
I appreciate you watching and commenting. Definitely the Enigma is much easier draw from concealment
The more I carry the more i like to just pocket carry my p365 with a desantis holster in 5.11 jeans, 10 rd flush mag and a 17 rd macro mag in the extra pocket on the jeans
Because I have WML on my EDC I prefer the Enigma over VNSH. The VNSH doesn’t allowed for my G19 TLR7 to be used with. Enigma for me 🤘🤘
Thanks for watching and commenting
I just removed the magnetic strap from VNSH and put in my solid open holsters. Each of my guns has its own solid holster, so it's easy to just change without having to take off or readjust the VNSH.
I'm 50 lbs overweight, have a flat butt and trouble keeping my pants up. I carry a G43X in a Cross Breed modular holster on a Comfort Tack Belly band at 3 o'clock which I feel with an FBI cant hides it best. Occasionally I shift it appendix, usually if I have a tucked shirt. I didn't get the CB Belly band because the maximum length was just at the point I needed and the CT is much longer which secures the holster as the end is wrapped over the holster as added securement. works for me
Great job explaining both these holsters. I keep seeing these annoying vnsh ads and decided to see what real people thought. As I expected, just a gimmick. I did appreciate your style & honestly.
Thank you for a deep dive on those systems. And you just saved me the money on buying NEITHER. I have used Alien 👽 gear for about six years it is custom made to an exact fit, positive retention, full trigger guard, and IWB. EDC and the setup I train with.
Thanks for another great video Kim. Merry Christmas to you Neil and the rest of your family. No white Christmas in NE Ohio this year.
Same to you!
For the price I luv the VNSH. Most comfy too!
I didn't want to pay the price for a VNSH, so found a cheaper version on Amazon & it failed within a week. Got my $$$ back on that one. I've been using IWB belt carry but still thinking about trying a VNSH for the times I wanna wear sweats or shorts. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching, hope you found it helpful!
I like my VNSH
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with it. 😊
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Merry Christmas 🎄
You are so welcome!
I have a lot of holsters and belly bands. The VNSH is my favorite. Whatever your taste or preference, go for it.
been carrying my sig 365 specter for about 2 months now in the peoples republic of NJ and i like it a lot....have a few other IWB holsters but i ride a motorcycle and this is the best way for me to carry when riding
Thanks guys these kind of vids do help on products 👊 hope have a merry Christmas
Merry Christmas!
I have a VNSH holster, and have one major complaint. Just about every time I wear it, if I'm doing any sort of activity that involves bending down and up numerous times, one of my magazines always falls out to the ground. The pouches aren't tight enough to secure the magazines (these would be 17-round double-stack 9mm mags). They need to improve the design to incorporate some kind of strap that loops over, to keep the magazines in the pouch.
Thank you so much for this review. I keep seeing the VNSH commercials. And I'm going with the Enigma.
My opinion on the VNSH is that they have a LOT of ad dollars to spend, period. I don't really consider it much of a holster. It's a sleeve on a belt. The ads hype that you "don't need a belt" with VNSH. Which is ridiculous, because it IS a belt. I will stick with holsters that offer more. As far as the Enigma, they need release a wider, better leg leash, but it can be worn without it. It is also quite comfortable, conceals well, actually covers the trigger, and allows for a fast draw.
Thanks for watching
VNSH is targeting the n00b/future ND market.
Been where the VNSH holster for a few months now with s&w equalizer and it is great. This is my first IWB carry and for me it is awesome. I would always make comments to my son about appendix carry and how... ypu know, accidently shooting your love muscle off!! 😊 , and thought how uncomfortable it would be to carry there, sitting and bending over and such. anyways, got this holster, and a big pro for me is when you are out and about for the day and you gotta go, either number 1 or 2, you can simply slide it up you torso and get the task done, slide back down...done!!!
For everyone that carries appendix, yall know, it ant bad at all, in the comfort perspective, to carry like that. Way more comfortable than thought.
No riding up or sliding with VNSH. I will say I originally bought VNSH for the PDP. It doesn't fit. The trigger gard....how you say too large. It sticks out too far and that lip where you can wrap a finger, will not allow to holster the weapon. The " beautiful young lady BTW" is exactly right. The pistol grip does stick out a little, but not bad. I find myself finding correct shirt or just a light jacket to reduce /eliminate printing. If you like all positions carry and confort, get it. It's a great buy. BTW I where 34 pant in waiste.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with it. 😊
For a fraction of the cost of either of these holsters, the Strapt-tac belly band lets you use a IWB kydex holster and is very comfortable.
Nice review. I share your observations. I'm a 4:00 person, so for the price works well and allows me to keep my old guy phone on my outside belt.
Great comparison, I'm with you, one hand re-holster is mandatory but I wouldn't have either holster. They both require a larger pant size so I'll keep searching but I wasn't looking for an IWB anyway..thanks for the video..
Great review Kim - Merry Christmas to you and Neil
Merry Christmas!
I recently received my VNSH holster and carried for 4 days now. It is much better compared to other belly belts with velcro straps. So far, there are things I don't like about the holster (maybe because I have a fat problem). I am a short guy 5 feet 4 inch dude with a beer belly haha, the holster looks great, is comfortable but depending on what clothing you have on and what you decide to carry, it may show. For me, when I tried to carry my Berretta 92FS, yes it does fit but it's a bit big and will show when I wear a sweater/hoodie over it. I also tried my SAR9 and my 2011 from rock island armory and they all show. The only hand gun I have that fits this holster great is my SIG SAUER P365 XMacro, compact guns will definitely work better and obviously for conceal and carry, they're just smaller guns. Full size handguns seems to give me issues. Oh I have to mention, my SAR9 has a light mounted in the front, it's tough to get it in with an accessories on in the front. On my P365X Macro, I have no light on the front but I have a holosun reddot EPS carry, fits in nicely. As mentioned in this video, I also don't like the belt carry only because you do have to kind of press the gun towards your body to holster your gun easier. As for drawing your gun, comes out easily. I'm also afraid of accidentally discharging rounds because I don't know how well these cloth holsters protects the trigger, so unfortunately if I use my VNSH holster, I don't want to keep one in the chamber for ready fire.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with it
1.) I have several different types of calibers so with that regards the Vanish would win.
2.) I would like the choice to position my firearm were ever I feel is appropriate to properly carry
and conceal.
3.) The price difference between thw Enigma and the Vanish? I can currently purchase 2 Vanish holsters for the price of 1 Enigma holster minus the additional costs for holsters of different calibers.
4.) You mentioned the Enigma comes with a warrenty for 5 additional dollars the Vanish adds a Lifetime warrenty and free replacement of any defects, discolorations or orders which the material may absord.
5.) If you conceal carry
and have to enter any Federal facility on a daily basis like the Postal Service you
will notice clearly posted for the public, " No Firearms" which
Means if you carry with an Enigma, returning to your vehicle undoing
and untieing yourself from that holster only to have to redress and retie yourself to it
afterwards rather then just undo the velcro and put it into your firearm box and do the reverse when you return and go about your daily routine.
6.) There is no dought in my mind that the Enimga is a high quality holster dispite it's price point but in the video there are no Visable differences betqeen one holster or the other except that the Emigma is in a fixed pisition when concealing the weapon which brings us back to points number 1 threw 5. So there are Both Pro's and Cons to think about just as you would with a shoulder or ankle holdster.
Great review between 2 holsters that I was considering. Confirmed some of what I expected about both.
I have the vnsh. I just wish it could accommodate my TLR-8 light laser combo for my P365 Macro. Sucks to have to take it off the gun.
I have been using the vnsh while I am in my wheelchair. it seems to be very comfortable. when I was searching for a holster system between vnsh. enigme or a cross breed belly band I chose the vnsh with the cross breed being 2nd.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with it.
I have the Vanish that I use some. It has held up well. I do have an issue, like you, that it is a soft holster and I worry when inserting my gun. I primarily carry a Shield Plus. It fits fine but I wonder if a larger gun would really fit. Like another comment I've seen, I have had a mag work it's way out. You really don't want to stand up and have a mag drop out of your pants leg. So I don't carry an extra mag. I agree with you on the sales model. I don't like those tactics either. Probably drives extra sales, but really leaves a bad taste for me. Thanks for the information on the enigma. I,ve breifly looked into it and the price has held me back. But hearing from you and some of the comments about the strap qualities is good to hear.
I returned this holster because I carry at 4-5 pm and having the magazine pouch next to the weapon made it impossible to retrieve. I would have to have a separate carrier for the magazines. Also it collapses and the hook side of the hook and loop(Velcro) is on the side that faces my skin, which means that if you have some showing, it will scratch like a thousand cats!
Hope you both had a good Christmas
Thank you! Merry Christmas
Id rather use my Werkz holster. All that is just noise. I like to hear that CLICK like I just fastened my seat belt 😂❤
Haha! Me too, thanks for watching
@geaugafirearmsacademy ❤️ ive seen those ads too many time so im glad you reviewed it. Thank you😁
Driving 500 miles a day leaves me limited on comfortable left handed options. Been looking at holsters like the vnsh for a while, and it seemed the most appealing. I like that you can set it up almost anywhere, but I would like a better angle for the draw for the placement I would want.
Well done!. All I know is that I am so tired of seeing the Broski and his VNSH commercial.
Thanks for watching
Good video. Good info.
If you have to take your carry gun out and then reholster during your normal day, then the belly band is not for you.
If you are worried about inserting the pistol into the band, then put it in before you put the band on. Or get a pistol with a safety. On the Glock, you can get a 1911 type safety installed.
I will not carry appendix style. Too risky IMHO. I have stuff I want to keep attached.
I ordered a VNSH but dont have it yet. If it conceals well I will use it. If it doesnt, then I will use it in the house. Then I dont have to have pants with loops and a belt with my lounging wear. I like to wear really long Tee shirts that will easily cover a pistol. So, I really wont need pants with a belly band.
I have many holsters, both IWB and OWB and Enigma. Have yet to get the Enigma to be comfortable and concealable while making my Glock 19 accessible. I prefer a tuckable IWB holster for accessibility. Fun fact, I have a Glock 19 and Glock 26, they both fit the $20.00 Glock rubber holster and carry great. Who would have thought, after buying multiple holsters, that a $20.00 Glock rubber OWB would be my got to holster.
Thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks for an honest review. I won't buy either of them. But, if you spend around $250 bucks and could then attach the enigma to the "yoga pants" vnsh band...maybe not.
Have you tried the SmartCarry? Very proven and extremely comfortable.
Here to post this. SmartCarry has being doing the “carry in workout shorts” thing for years. Works great. It’s the best, but it fills a specific aspect of CCW/EDC.
I have not tried it yet. Thanks for the suggestion
It has the same problem she mentioned with this. About not staying open to reholster. Also retention isn't great in smart carry. My brother used one and his gun flew out of it while running. He ended up stuffing a pocket holster into the smart carry for better retention. He liked it but non kydex retention / difficult reholstering pushed him away
Great information, thanks for the review. Was the bird intentional in the far-right photo of the different outfits?
Good content 👌.
You remind me of a young Melissa Gilbert! Great video, you are very knowledgeable, thanks for the info.
Thank you for a Great Honest Review!
Next could you do the Bear skin hoodie that we bombarded with advertisements!
I bought the first generation and it wasn't anything like the ads. It was made of thin fleece, and was not windproof.
Basically a light hooded sweatshirt!!
I will not buy a fleece jacket unless it's real Polar Fleece made in the USA material.
Haha! Thanks for watching and commenting
great review thanks, how about adding that hard holster to the vnsh
very good comparison...
I think its like the Smart Carry holster that GFG channel likes, another benefit is not needing a holster for every gun.
I have people telling me to try the Phlster Enigma because it's a great option for AIWB even for a guy carrying a few (dozen) extra pounds.
Because of the extra pounds, and because I have experience as a carpenter with tools in that area, I prefer the 3:30/4:00 position, but I'm looking for a good option for wear with a kilt.
I perused the Phlster site, but I don't see good options (even in their third-party suggestions) for my preferred pistol (CZ PCR). I suppose I could try it for my M&P Shield, as the smaller piece would be less of an irritant in what is essentially a "codpiece" position, but that's a lot of money for a trial that I don't expect would work well for me. I've tried the SmartCarry holster, and unless the Enigma is VERY different in placement, I just don't see how it would be that much better.
Impressive, top to bottom, neck to navel. You never lost my attention.
Thx for the review 👍🎯🗽 (mostly carry 3-4 oclock IWB or OWB winter) merry Christmas 🌲 🔥🙏 carry on 🔫 🇺🇸
Happy holidays!
I've been watching the Enigma for years and they NEVER have a sale. Black Friday, Cyber Monday, nothing, never, nada. Your first review was when I learned the firearm goes against the body. In a tropical climate? No thanks, they can keep it. I recently tried the Vnsh and right away I'm not crazy about the strap. Seems like it was intended for left handers making it awkward to strap on. I must be getting old 😖😂
Thanks for watching
Philster doesn't seem to need to do sales, since they sell them about as fast as they can make them from what I understand. It's highly demanded and nearly all reviews are positive other then price and need for comfort upgrades (some of which they now offer, ie sport belt) but it is quite expensive. I've found you do get what you pay for in some cases. And the decked out philster is really good, just really pricey too 😢
@@jackgreenstalk777 that's where I fall flat on my face. It's not that it isn't worth it, it's that I can't afford it hence my monitoring for sales. Oh well, I won't lose hope, someday... 👍🏼
@@uncleed8192 yeah I feel that, may have to try and find one used, r/gunaccessoriesforsale has some pop up here and there in good shape under the retail cost. Good luck! Imo it is a great system. If you can save up a little or find one used. I can't find anything else quite like it at any price point
This is an ongoing thing for me as well. My most comfortable holster is a small leather holster but it closes when I draw and it's a pain to reholster at the 4 o'clock position. I also can't wear it without a belt.
Thanks for the awesome reviews! I’d love to see another Strapt Tac video vs 2 others.
Thanks for watching and the idea!
THANK YOU!!! YOU SAVED ME MONEY!! TWO I WILL NOT HAVE BUY AND TRY!!!
I bought one of these holsters, and they have a number of fatal flaws that made me stop using it. 1) The pocket for the pistol is not wide enough to accommodate a pistol with a light on it, which all of my carry pistols have. 2nd, and most important to me, is the release on the holster. My model had a snap on it, but the snap that came over the gun to secure it, also came over the snap closest to the body. That meant that, to draw the pistol, I would have to hook my thumb under the snap and pull up on it until it released, then pull the gun out. This, in my opinion, is a more expensive Bravo Belt Belly Band with poorly executed frills.
Very informative review and good good as always. I was wondering about the VNSH holster.
Thanks for watching, glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for the review
Thanks for watching!
I have the Vanish holster.... The comfort is good but while bending over my gun magazine hit the floor!!!. no retention on the magazines, a NO go. Really not sold on it, and agree i prefer holsters that are specifically made for my firearms. The other negative for me for both of these options is I have weapon light/laser on all my guns and manufactures continue to act as if this should not be an option.
Thanks for watching! You can use your own holster with the Enigma
That’s why you bend your knees
I watched the full ad for the VNSH holster on a pop up ad on RUclips. Not once did they ever show someone wearing it in the 4 minute ad. Why? Because it is bulky and it sucks. They want to to buy it, then most likely just throw it in a drawer. With any holster of this size that is made to carry a medium to full size gun, you have to dress for the gun. If you buy a small handgun and carry it in a pocked holster, you dress the way YOU want. Winter, summer, you name it, as long as you have a pocket. And you never need a cover garment when it's 90 degrees out, which is a true giveaway that you are hiding something.
Excellent review thanks 👍 Just as I thought, all hype about the VNSH holster is just that. Hype
Thanks for watching!
Just by the leisure carry ..after a year its been the best so far ..wish theyb were 35$ not 60$ but just works
Should have came to the video before I purchase the VNSH. Did not like the retention snap. Back on the search
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