sweat pants and paddle holsters don't mix

[Treo]

If I ever expected to see someone carrying in a paddle holster with sweatpants in would be in Walmart --LOL

Winner, best post of the thread

It's hard to ccw with sweatpants or athletic shorts, I'm surprised the paddle didn't make his pants sag noticeably.

I generally wear sweats at home and carry I find that a cheap pair of clip on suspenders will hook you right up.

[HueMan]

Can you say "Walmart Ninja" smdh, get back on your meds!

[Mobuck]

It's not like there was any "about to draw" going on. No more than an old guy pushing his winter vest out of the way to get to the chapstick in his pocket. As soon as we made eye contact, I could tell he just wasn't paying attention to what was going on with his holster.
BTW As the guy was pulling his shirt down and his pants up, his hand WAS closer to his gun than my hand was to my pistol.
My sole intention with this post was to point out the foolish ways in which some misguided people attempt to carry concealed.

[Caribou]

Some poor guy with his hands in the air. You with your hand near your gun. This could never happen to me. I won't go into Wallmart. LOL

[Deserteagle]

Changed my mind. Just pretend it never happened.

Boooo! I was excited to read the post.

[kelcarry]

Not sure about the first comment on this thread but back to the subject title, I have a Remora holster that will work with sweat pants and any type of shorts or pants with draw strings. I do not consider it to be a 24/7 type of holster but for the times these kind of pants or shorts are being used, the holster works well with a taut drawstring--its "stickiness" just keeps it in place. Go to the Remora site and watch video

[Treo]

Not sure about the first comment on this thread

I asked why he "Brushed back his vest". What's not to be sure of in that?