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Does any one know of any sweatpants with belt loops?

Not the cheap ones I buy, but I bet you could do a better job on your own and sew some on instead of paying what some "fashionable" athletic pants may cost.

It is possible to wear a belt and holstered handgun under the sweatpants without belt loops.

Trying to achieve the high fashion status of a Walmart customer?

Jumping Frog wrote:It is possible to wear a belt and holstered handgun under the sweatpants without belt loops.

Tie a slip knot in the drawsting....just sayin'.

For some reason, the only thing that comes to mind is duct tape.

AlaskanInTexas wrote:For some reason, the only thing that comes to mind is duct tape.

And Captain Sweatpants.....

STEELTRIP1N wrote:Does any one know of any sweatpants with belt loops?

My wife's response: "I wouldn't admit it if I did."

Sorry...... I realize you're trying to solve a problem, and I don't mean to be mean. It just struck me as funny. No harm intended.

Upscale Coaching pants have belt loops.

Widen the hole where the drawstring goes and slide in a belt.

I looked up the "coaching pants" mentioned above. I can't find what I would consider "sweatpants," but I found "coaching pants." They look different to me. Good luck finding what you need.

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I've found drawstring sweats or casual pants and clipless Remora holsters work just fine for CCW, if that's what you're looking to do.

My son has found a nice solution to carrying when jogging in drawstring shorts -- his Smith & Wesson "Airweight" .38 revolver with recessed hammer, with a DeSantis "Clip-Grip." http://www.desantisholster.com/CLIP-GRIP" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Jim

b322da wrote:My son has found a nice solution to carrying when jogging in drawstring shorts -- his Smith & Wesson "Airweight" .38 revolver with recessed hammer, with a DeSantis "Clip-Grip." http://www.desantisholster.com/CLIP-GRIP" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Jim

Interesting solution, but sadly not available for lefties or I might want to try one.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

b322da wrote:My son has found a nice solution to carrying when jogging in drawstring shorts -- his Smith & Wesson "Airweight" .38 revolver with recessed hammer, with a DeSantis "Clip-Grip." http://www.desantisholster.com/CLIP-GRIP" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Jim

Interesting solution, but sadly not available for lefties or I might want to try one.

TAM,

The DeSantis website appears to offer a Clip-Grip for lefties for the Mod. 38 my son has, or at least there is a block to check if you want one. I didn't check for other Smiths, but I recall seeing the option when I bought him one for the Airweight.

I can't imagine you having anything to the left. :)

Jim

b322da wrote:My son has found a nice solution to carrying when jogging in drawstring shorts -- his Smith & Wesson "Airweight" .38 revolver with recessed hammer, with a DeSantis "Clip-Grip." http://www.desantisholster.com/CLIP-GRIP" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I would never dream of using a holster or carrying via a "clip" that does not cover the trigger.

The only exception would be if we are talking a single action revolver, like a Colt SAA. For single action revolvers, I like the ones with the loop on the holster that holds down the hammer.