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This deep cover holster is certainly a compromise between speed and accessibility. I can wear this or the smart carry to work because I'm a tucked shirt kind of guy. So it's a case of wearing this holster or not carrying when I'm at work.

With snap-front shirts, it's not too difficult to draw quickly. And I don't see a particular problem with covering innocents as you draw. Just practice keeping the muzzle down until you've cleared all the clothing.

In an ideal world, I would lose enough weight that I could use an IWB tuckable, but I'm not there yet.

I've had a kangaroo holster for a few months now and wear it almost every day. The only problem I have with it is that my Walther PPK will sweat on a typical day down here in the valley. I contacted the maker about it, asking why the pouch is not more like the Smart Carry. He said that it was tried and just didn't work out. The weapon getting wet is my only complaint about the holster. I think to get the greatest benefit and comfort it should be used with a t-shirt and the weapon should be corrosion resistant.