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Like others have said, smartcarry is a holster that fits certain situations but may not be perfect for everyone. Many factors go into how you'll do with it such as -your body shape, clothing options, daily activities, what size handgun ya got.

I've used smartcarry for many years and it serves its purpose as deep concealment. I've carried a Glock 27 in smartcarry on 10 hour days, sometimes doing "hard work" sometimes riding a motorcycle. And while I also use a standard IWB holster quite often, I'm more comfortable using smartcarry when doing vigorious activities. Some of those activities are such that its either smartcarry or go unarmed.

BTW, the way I draw with smartcarry is slip the left thumb in to the waisteline to give a bit of space to then slip the right hand down the acquire the butt of the pistol (trigger finger straight, obviously -if you can't follow that rule, sell the darn guns folks). I could do this move sitting but obviously its easier when standing, and while I'd give a slight edge to IWB on the draw -when dressing casual I'd say I tend to forget I've got smartcarry on at all which is something I've never felt with an IWB holster.