VNSH Holster any good?

[olofvictory]

Anyone on here ever use a VNSH Holster? I've been seeing a ton of social media and YT advertisements and also some reviews, so far the people reviewing it, like it. I like the concept of it, something that can be hidden and comfortable.

Anyone have experience using it? Please let me know.

 

[ShtrRdy]

I hadn't of this before. I don't understand how this could be magically more comfortable.

 

[Knotwild]

Like you, I considered stretchy holster systems. By far, the most comfortable thing I have used is a holster made 15 years ago that was a hybrid like Crossbreed, but the backing was made from quality horsehide. The horsehide is supple and molded to fit my body and it distributed the weight across my body with the wide backing. It also does not suck up sweat like cowhide does.

After thinking about those stretchy holsters I realized that the material will absorb sweat and dirt. That means you have to wash it regularly or it will stink. Where I live in the high humidity south, that means every day it would need washing. Stretchy stuff also wears out and weakens, so over time it won't work well. Stretchy pants start out comfortable, but by the end of the day you have to keep pulling them up (I will not purchase them for that reason). Plus, the shape of your body will determine where the holster winds up. Unless you are slender and in shape, I doubt it will work good. Picture yourself bending over or stretching up to get something and when you go back to your natural posture - is it still in place and holding, or has it slipped in some way that requires you to go somewhere and get it back in place.

Social media, Youtube, and most reviews are generally not the place to research products. They provide advertising.

 

[jpjulian]

I tried a stretchy band type holster early in my career. Ankle holster also. They move around and the more active you are the more they don't stay put. I also am a proponent of the Crossbreed holster. It is the most comfortable holster I've ever worn in over 40 years of concealed carry.