holster for working out?

[camaroguy2012]

Fanny pack.

Not looking for fanny packs

[camaroguy2012]

Crime doesn't take a break just cause you need to get your workout in.

http://articles.latimes.com/1993-10-15/news/mn-45964_1_fitness-club

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/08/05/pennsylvania.gym.shooting/

http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/crime...tack/22446975/

Bingo

[camaroguy2012]

Gat a smaller gun. I carry my beretta jetfire appendix when I run. Don't even notice its there.

Not looking for a different type of gun but thanks

[geoint]

pistol wear PT1 or PT2

http://www.pistolwear.com/holsters/

You probably shouldn't sprint in one but long distance jogs are actually not a problem. Any upper body exercise is not a problem though ab or leg workouts may be awkward.


Back in Texas, for gym carry I always preferred offbody carry. I just had a cheapo I found at a swapmeet but something like this http://www.towelmate.com/innovation/...es/feature-gym or a draw string backpack would be fine. Just dont get in the habit of walking away from your gear

[GtRacerH]

I don't know much about holsters but you can just get yourself a pair of these. They should do the trick.

[SoberClurichaun]

I assume you're running outside, if so I'd go with a fanny pack. I am pretty sure they have some with holsters built in.

[RobertMW]

Don't forget you need to have plates that can withstand constant 338 lapua rounds.

Just say it's a weight vest, for an extra hard workout.

[PyroFox79]

So crime stops when you are working out now? There arent 5150s out there who cut peoples heads off on the bus because they were possessed by the devil? I actually had to disarm someone at the gym because of a fight on the basketball court and hold him until PD arrived. I Mean why post something that im not asking about? Im not asking about your opinion on if i should carry while working out i can make up my own mind about that im looking for carrying options....

you did have to do anything. You chose to interject yourself into the situation.

[PSLguy]

I work out a lot and will second the pistol wear neoprene belly "holster". I've had mine for 4 years or so and it is great. Works well for walking or jogging. I usually carry an XDS .45 or Kahr PA.

Ironically, the only time I've had to draw and fire my weapon in self defense was while I was out jogging.

This holster doesn't do too well on a bicycle. The angle and leg motions causes the gun to ride up and want to fall out.

[Steemax]

Why not one of these, I've heard great reviews...

http://www.glockstore.com/undertech-undercover/undertech-undercover-crew-neck-concealment-shirt

[Sabesimpson]

If you don't mind it under your arm and sweating all over it. Try kangaroo carry! I just got one last week and it's better then any shoulder rig I've owned. The nice thing is.... I'm a husky fellow, this holster allows my pistol to be snug under my arm and it does not move. I don't know how well it will be running but it suits me well for everything I do, hiking etc

Kangaroocarry.com

[camaroguy2012]

If you don't mind it under your arm and sweating all over it. Try kangaroo carry! I just got one last week and it's better then any shoulder rig I've owned. The nice thing is.... I'm a husky fellow, this holster allows my pistol to be snug under my arm and it does not move. I don't know how well it will be running but it suits me well for everything I do, hiking etc

Kangaroocarry.com

Hmm i like those... I will keep it in mind

[camaroguy2012]

you did have to do anything. You chose to interject yourself into the situation.

[General]

Belly band works great.

[Sam]

holster for working out?

Hill People's Runner bag with a holster tied into the main compartment for proper trigger coverage.

I'll admit that this looks okay while jogging with the dogs but might look a little strange at the urban gyms in California.