Concealed Carry Tips For Runners

For those with an athletic lifestyle but still want to be able to carry concealed, as a trusted source for speed loaders and holsters, we’re going to go over a few ways that’s possible. Each person has different proportions and runs a slightly different way, so it’s important to try out the options that you think would work best and go from there.

Consider the fact that the traditional waistband may not be helpful to you. Even with a micro-carry pistol, traditional inside the waistband concealed carry holsters may not work. The problem isn’t just the waistband of running shorts or pants, it’s the added ounces pulling on a piece of stretchy fabric. Plus, the hips are where a lot of the movement is centered in cardiovascular activity. Keeping a rigid object pinned to the side of a person’s leg and keeping it concealed can be a bit of a stretch. If carrying on the waistline is what you’re used to and comfortable with, consider carrying a micro-sized pistol or revolver in a pocket holster inside a fanny pack. Stressed importance on having some sort of trigger guard — like a pocket holster — because just throwing a firearm into a bag and trying to fish it out to fire is a recipe for disaster.

Check out the Kangaroo Carry method for an active lifestyle! The Kangaroo Carry Air Marshal is just one example of a woven fabric shoulder holster that is light weight and attaches to the body in an ideal spot for runners. The fact that the torso strap is adjustable and hooks over the shoulder just adds a level of comfort and stability. Plus, it’s made of fabric meaning that you can wash it after your run!