Crossbreed Modular Belly Band Package 2.0

Description

A belly band lets you carry when a belt holster isn’t an option: gym shorts, joggers, a run, or slacks with no belt. The weak spot on most belly bands is the holster, a generic fabric pocket that doesn’t really hold the gun. CrossBreed fixes that by pairing their band with a Kydex holster molded for your specific pistol.

What’s in the package

• Modular Belly Band 2.0
• CrossBreed Modular Holster molded for the firearm you select, with a leather backer and hook-and-loop panel

What’s new in 2.0

• Polyester jersey shell that’s soft against your skin, breathes, and has an antimicrobial treatment rated for 25 hand washes
• Anti-slip panels so the band doesn’t rotate on you
• A phone pocket plus two small magazine pockets

How it works

Stick the holster to the band wherever it carries best for you: appendix, strong side, small of the back, or higher on the torso. Then stretch the elastic flap over the top to lock it in. The holster also moves over to CrossBreed’s other modular carriers, like the Purse Defender and Pac Mat.

Best fit firearms

The band works best with micro-compact, subcompact, and compact pistols, such as the Sig P365, Springfield Hellcat, S&W M&P Shield, Glock 26, 19 and 43, Ruger LC9, and Walther PPS M2. Full-size and duty pistols, and most weapon-mounted lights, are too big and heavy for it. If that’s what you carry, a belt holster is the better choice.

Sizing

Measure with a soft tape where you’ll actually wear the band. If you land right on the line between two sizes, go up one.

Backed by CrossBreed’s two-week try-it guarantee and lifetime warranty.