Trucker unveiled THE MOST COMFORTABLE & EASY-TO-DRAW holster for drivers

Written by Jerome Marcus - Published on Feb 28, 2023

Hey, if you're a blue-collar guy and and you've ended up on this page, brother, I'm pretty sure I know the reason why: It's because you have a problem with your holster when you drive, which are:

 1. Irritation: your holster is made from non-skin-friendly material, it damages your skin after long hours of driving.

 2. Smell: It smell horrible, absorbing all the sweat, smell and dust from the road.

 3. Hard to draw: If you wear an Inside-waistband holster, it'd stuck under your belly when you want to draw it. If it takes more than 3 seconds to draw, don't wear it.

 4. Increased lower back pain: Your holster & the firearm concentrate on 1 single spot on your body, not spreading the weight.

 5. Pointing to your balls: It sound dumds I know but if you think about it it'll make total sense, If you wore a Kydex holster and drive, the gun may point to your balls, for years, for anytime you drive, and we don't know what may happen. 

Like many others, I did buy  a heap of holsters suggested by all the couch experts on Youtube, and not surprisingly they all turned out to be a bunch of craps! The Kydex holsters were so sharp it damaged my handguns and my skin. Plus, Kydex holsters only work for one specific gun model. So because I had five guns I had to buy 5 different holsters, which cost me big money.

As for leather holsters, they are even worse, they're not practical, slow to draw, a lot of bells and whistles, costing $300 each, and they smell super super bad. If you own a leather holster you'd know how it smells after a long day of hard work, it smell like cats poop mixing with sewer rat's sweat. For a big fat man who sweat a lot like me, leather holster doesn't sound like a good deal.

 As irritated as I felt, I continued to wear a Kydex holster for a few months, up until the discomfort turned into a painful rash.

And to make it worse, these, I would call, traditional holsters, which concentrate  weight in one single area, added extra strain to my back problems. The holster and the gun was not that heavy but since I carry them everyday my back pain just got worse.

I couldn't even work and the doc told me that I had to stay home for a few weeks and to stop carrying any holsters for 3 months.

During this time I tried to ask around my friends for a solution because even though I really loved the job I also need to carry, I'm an OTR trucker, I drive along the country and meet strangers all the time. I can not go to some unfamiliar places unprepared.

Also, as a father and a husband, I have a duty to protect my wife and kids, I'd rather have myself tortured by this holster than abandon duty as a protector.

So, if you're a blue-collar guy and you have a problem with your holster, I'm telling you, this thing happens to 99% of anybody doing manual jobs and no holster brands even care.

That's what my old Navy comrade Jeremy Green told me. Jeremy is a retired tank commander who now owns a trucking company.

He sent me a belly-band-looking holster with a pretty well-made strap that I'd never seen before, it also has an odd name: Praetorian Shoulder and Belly Holster.

Jeremy told me that every trucker in his company also once had a problem like mine but now they're all gone thanks to this holster.

I was a little skeptical, obviously, but since Jeremy is a man that I would go to war with,  if he said it would work I was more than happy to give it a try.

I wore it for like 4 weeks and let me tell you, this thing worked like a charm.