We tested Tactical gym wear so you don't have to. Arrowhead | BELT | VNSH | Leisure Carry

Published on August 18, 2025
Duration: 21:59

This video provides an in-depth, comparative review of various athleisure carry systems designed for use at the gym. The hosts tested the Arrowhead Tactical Apparel system, Leisure Carry, Constantine Carry Belt, and Vanish Holster across exercises like leg press, squats, running, and jumping, evaluating comfort, concealability, and usability. While Arrowhead and Constantine Carry belts performed well, Leisure Carry was largely panned for discomfort and instability. The Vanish Holster showed surprising improvement over previous iterations but had fitment issues with larger firearms.

Quick Summary

The Arrowhead Tactical Apparel system and the Constantine Carry Belt are top choices for athleisure gun carry at the gym, offering excellent stability and comfort during exercises. While the Vanish Holster has improved, its sizing is restrictive. The Leisure Carry system is generally not recommended due to discomfort and instability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Sponsorship Change
  2. 00:31Introducing the Carry Options
  3. 01:50Testing Methodology & Criteria
  4. 03:43Arrowhead Tactical Apparel Review
  5. 07:31Leisure Carry Review
  6. 10:52Constantine Carry Belt Review
  7. 13:39Vanish Holster Review
  8. 18:09Gym Bag as a Carry Option
  9. 19:28Overall Winner & Recommendations
  10. 20:55Filster Enigma Honorable Mention

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best athleisure carry options for the gym?

The Arrowhead Tactical Apparel system and the Constantine Carry Belt are highly recommended for gym carry due to their stability and comfort. They allow for secure firearm retention during exercises without significant discomfort or printing. A gym bag is also a viable option for non-running activities.

How did the Leisure Carry system perform for gym carry?

The Leisure Carry system performed poorly, with users reporting discomfort from the ulti-clip digging into their bodies and significant instability during exercises. The firearm and pants tended to shift, making it an unsuitable option for most gym activities.

Is the Vanish Holster suitable for concealed carry at the gym?

The Vanish Holster has improved and offers good comfort and stability, but its sizing is very limited, fitting only very small firearms like the Bodyguard 2.0. It may not be suitable for larger concealed carry pistols. Concealability can be an issue due to printing.

What are the key factors to consider when choosing a gym carry method?

Key factors include comfort during various exercises (leg press, squats, running), stability of the firearm, concealability without printing, and overall usability. Dedicated carry belts and tactical apparel often perform better than less structured options.

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