Why I’m no longer using the PHLSTER ENIGMA

Published on February 4, 2024
Duration: 17:25

Reno May, an established expert in the EDC community, explains his decision to stop using the PHLSTER Enigma. While acknowledging its deep concealment and modularity for some users, he highlights its complexity, high cost, and operational challenges, particularly the leg leash and difficulty in public. He now prefers the Hunter Constantine Concealed Carry Belt for its ease of use, comfort, and holster interchangeability.

Quick Summary

Reno May, an expert in EDC, has stopped using the PHLSTER Enigma due to its complexity, high cost (up to $230), and public operational challenges. He now favors the Hunter Constantine Concealed Carry Belt (around $100) for its balance of stability, comfort, and ease of use, allowing for simpler holster changes and daily wear.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: No Longer Using PHLSTER Enigma
  2. 01:59Pros of the PHLSTER Enigma
  3. 04:22Cons of the PHLSTER Enigma
  4. 06:56Operational Challenges with the Enigma
  5. 10:17The Hunter Constantine Belt Solution
  6. 13:31Comparison and Final Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Reno May no longer using the PHLSTER Enigma?

Reno May finds the PHLSTER Enigma complex, expensive (up to $230), and difficult to manage in public due to its leg leash and setup requirements. He prefers systems with less daily friction.

What are the main advantages of the PHLSTER Enigma?

The PHLSTER Enigma offers deep concealment and high modularity, allowing it to be worn with virtually any clothing, including suits or dresses, as it doesn't rely on a traditional belt.

What is Reno May's new preferred carry system?

Reno May now prefers the Hunter Constantine Concealed Carry Belt, which features a rigid front for holster stability and an elastic rear for comfort, allowing for easier holster swapping and removal.

How does the Hunter Constantine Belt compare to the PHLSTER Enigma in terms of cost?

The Hunter Constantine Belt costs around $100, while the PHLSTER Enigma, with necessary accessories, can range from $190 to $230, making the belt system more budget-friendly.

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