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Any joggers out there?
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louismacote
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Camel back makes excellent and stylish water pouches that are similar to fanny packs of the 90s, but without the nerdish look for runners. Mine has a decent pouch that holds the bladder, but has plenty of room for a compact handgun, and your CCW/drivers license. Noone will guess that you have anything in there but water.
Camel back makes excellent and stylish water pouches that are similar to fanny packs of the 90s, but without the nerdish look for runners. Mine has a decent pouch that holds the bladder, but has plenty of room for a compact handgun, and your CCW/drivers license. Noone will guess that you have anything in there but water.
eyesopened
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How easy is it to get to your firearm in that camel back though? I mean lets say a guy jumps out of the bushed 7 feet from you, can you get to that firearm? When I jog (and I don't do it enough...) I have a kershaw folder clipped to my pants/shorts. Not as good as a good, but it's something. Also Kershaw does not advise clipping their folders to your waist in case of accidental opening. Mine has not opened by accident. It does have a lock to prevent accidental opening, but I never use it.
How much do those little deringers weigh? maybe that may be an alternative to even a subcompact or pocket pistol.
How easy is it to get to your firearm in that camel back though? I mean lets say a guy jumps out of the bushed 7 feet from you, can you get to that firearm? When I jog (and I don't do it enough...) I have a kershaw folder clipped to my pants/shorts. Not as good as a good, but it's something. Also Kershaw does not advise clipping their folders to your waist in case of accidental opening. Mine has not opened by accident. It does have a lock to prevent accidental opening, but I never use it.
How much do those little deringers weigh? maybe that may be an alternative to even a subcompact or pocket pistol.
Marco
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Agent19 wrote:
Agent19 wrote:
it appears to be easier than you think
eyesopened
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Is that designed to be worn in the front? How badly does that bounce around? I haven't ever worn a fanny pack before, but they look like they'd bounce if you're running.
Is that designed to be worn in the front? How badly does that bounce around? I haven't ever worn a fanny pack before, but they look like they'd bounce if you're running.
Decoligny
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One of the sites I looked at says it's a CamelBak Goblin Lumbar Pack. So I assume that it is carried to the back.
One of the sites I looked at says it's a CamelBak Goblin Lumbar Pack. So I assume that it is carried to the back.
eyesopened
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Thanks gents, I'll look into it.
Thanks gents, I'll look into it.
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kmcdowel
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I haven't read the whole thread, so sorry if this is a double post. But, this is what I would probably do...
http://www.holsterss.com/servlet/the-Ankle-Holsters/Categories
I haven't read the whole thread, so sorry if this is a double post. But, this is what I would probably do...
http://www.holsterss.com/servlet/the-Ankle-Holsters/Categories
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DrewGunner
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No one uses a chest rig?
No one uses a chest rig?