Elite Survival Systems Marathon GunPack

It fits my Walther PPS M2 no problem, and it also fits my Ruger Security-9 if I want to carry something that big. The only thing I dislike is the holster it comes with. It keeps your gun from moving around, and the velcro used is high quality, but it's just a stretchy band. I can imagine the trigger getting snagged on the stretchy cloth if you ever had to re-holster your weapon, so be mindful of that. I have ordered an Alien Gear Hook and Loop Holster to replace it but I won't know if that will fit until it arrives. I'll try to update this review when it does and add pictures if it fits. The only other thing I can say is that the compartment is a tight fit, no matter if you're holstering a single or a double stack compact or smaller firearm. They could have added maybe a quarter to a half inch of thickness and it would leave the front zipper pocket more useful. As of now, it's so tight you can't really fit anything in it other than maybe your ID, or other cards or cash. For me, I simply use it for my ID, my CCW permit, medical Card, and maybe some cash or a credit card. Beyond that there just isn't room for anything in that outside pocket. I have a can of pepper spray that I bring with me for non-lethal options, but it won't fit with the gun in that outside pocket, and you certainly don't want anything in the pocket with the firearm since there's no rigid trigger guard.Update: The Alien Gear Hook and Loop Holster for my Walther PPS M2 LE fits just fine. Granted, it takes u p all the space but I'm happy with it. I can move the holster from my GunPack to anywhere I have a hook and loop landing pad easily. I've added a pic. Even managed to use the extended magazine if you position it just right. But still the pocket in the front flap is fairly useless for anything except maybe your ID or some cash.

You want to be inconspicuous when carrying and jogging , this is it, it’s comfy , easy to get too, and you get two water containers as well.

First off, this thing is high quality. Very durable, stretchy where it needs to be, tight elsewhere. Easy to tighten and quick release clamp if needbe. Very impressed with the lack of movement. If I could give 4 1/2 stars, I would as the only issues I have with the unit lie is some of the features or lack of. I ordered the large pouch as I have multiple handguns I carry and not all are as small as my ruger LCP. I have been trying it out with a Walther CCP M2 (not small but not huge either) and I had to position the gun at the perfect angle to get the zipper to close. There is a cloth tab to pull down for quick opening of the zippers to pull the gun out, however, it is slippery and small-ish. It would be better with a rubber end or more of a paracord loop I could get a finger in or something, especially with gloves on in cold weather. Also, you will definitely have to hold onto the pouch while you pull, or it won't give enough resistance to pull the zippers open. Even my husband tried and yanked on it and wouldn't go and I'm a petite woman, so not ideal. But this also means the zippers are high quality and the gun won't accidentally fall out. Also, I store an extra mag in the front pouch which barely fits. I might try some alternative options as there is maybe some options on the stretchy belt band itself The pouch with a medium sized gun does not leave much room for anything else including a cell phone, etc. The water bottles seem very nice. They don't seem to leak at all! I have a cheaper fanny pack with a water bottle that leaks if tipped and the pop up mouth part is loose and if snagged, will leak all over your clothes. I would still purchase again as I've researched many options and there seem to be none others match size and quality. Would also work for just a runner's fanny pack even if you do not carry. You can just take the velcro holster out from the big pocket.

Just did my first 5 miler with this pack this morning. Took about a mile to get used to it as it is a bit bigger than a normal running belt that would hold keys/cards etc. But I have to say that for its size it felt great and my .22 fit perfectly inside with no movement that I could feel. I have a Samsung Galaxy Edge 7+ and it fit fine in the front compartment. The backing for the belt dried quickly and I feel like I had a better run without having the phone on my arm. I feel like I got a good deal for the price with this belt, something that I have been looking for a while now.

So IMO, the most important facet to consider is - can you run/walk/bike with this? YES. 40 miles on the road bike, 10 mile jogs, no problem. The pack stays put, the gun stays dry. I wear it on my back when I ride, front when I walk or jog. I can also say that it's very well made, Walther PPS with the 7-round mag fits great, easy to draw the weapon, iPhone X (with case) fits - but it's snug. Carry a house key, a credit card, a 20-spot, and not much else, I think. Will it stay in place while running? Will it be comfortable? That remains to be seen, but I'm happy to have a feasible option for carrying a firearm while I'm out on the road bike or running. I had just been clipping a pocked knife inside the elastic waist of my jogging pants or bike shorts, so this is an improvement (in theory!)

750 km later, i still run with this - and it looks brand new - not a tear. It can fit a Sig 238/365, Ids etc… very well made and worth every dime!

Works great for just a pistol but not enough room for a phone and wallet in the front pocket

I use it. It doesn't bounce. It holds a Glock 43X (G43X) w/ Holosun 407k x2 red dot. Worth every penny.