- Fits most pocket-sized 380 pistols including the Glock 42 (will not fit larger handguns)
- Front zippered compartment fits most smart phones and has a wire routing port for ear buds
- Dual water bottles, each with 7 oz. capacity
- Ambidextrous
- Firearm pouch measures approximately 7” x 4.5” x 1”
Elite Survival Systems Marathon GunPack
$57.76 Original price was: $57.76.$34.66Current price is: $34.66.
Discover the Elite Survival Systems Marathon GunPack—your ultimate solution for carrying firearms safely. Shop now for comfort and security on the go!
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So far, so good. Bought for trail a trail running after a few encounters with feral hogs. I was happy with how thin it is and unassuming it is. It doesn’t scream “weapon”. I’m able to holster my M&P Shield at a reasonable draw angle in the large size. With some practice, I could be pretty fast with it. More important, I’ve run 5 miles with it shirtless, and no discomfort. I feel like I could easily run several hours with it. It seems to flex and move with me well, and the textureed backing of the material isn’t too aggressive. My only minor criticism is that the pull tabs are a bit small and catch my thumb, but I remedied the issue by hooking a carbineer through. I would prefer that it had a heavy duty metal zipper to ensure reliability, but the current set up seems to be good quality. All-and-all, this was the solution I was looking for.