Duty Belt and Driving Comfortable?

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CHUCKY

Since I was a wee lil Bambilance driver I've carried a Leatherman on my belt. Even now, there's one on it. My Lt. thought it was useless as I cannot carry it into the building (PSYCH HOSPITAL) until I fixed his glasses with the little screwdriver. I happend to notice the other day a Leatherman Micro on his keychain.

[Chucky]

Back on subject I got a Hormetrics vibrating seat and back massager a few XMases ago and it worked for like a week and then kaput. On the good side it absorbs the stuff on my belt and takes away the pain even on rough roads.

[Hank1]

I do not have any issues regarding driving and being comfortable during my tour. I think the biggest issue I have id that the belt keepers, latex glove pouch and both cuff cases unsnap getting in to my squad. But, I am a big guy any way.

Be safe,

Hank

[Maelstrom]

I know what you mean Hank, I occasionally have the same issues getting into my car though it may be because it was designed for seating 5"7' waifs LOL

Yes I admit it... I drive a ladies car

Back to the uncliping issue... I reinforced the stitching on my duty belt pouches & where I had a troublesome clip/press stud I stitched that up and all! no good reaching for something only to find it's not there

[Hank1]

I know what you mean Hank, I occasionally have the same issues getting into my car though it may be because it was designed for seating 5"7' waifs LOL

Yes I admit it... I drive a ladies car

Back to the uncliping issue... I reinforced the stitching on my duty belt pouches & where I had a troublesome clip/press stud I stitched that up and all! no good reaching for something only to find it's not there

LOL at the ladies car! Since I have purchased a duty belt with velcro and utilize a velcro trouser inner belt, this has become less of a issue. Oh, and weight loss works too! LOL!!!!!

Be safe,

Hank

[N. A. Corbier]

LOL at the ladies car! Since I have purchased a duty belt with velcro and utilize a velcro trouser inner belt, this has become less of a issue. Oh, and weight loss works too! LOL!!!!!

Be safe,

Hank

You're still using keepers, right?

[Guest]

well...

I know I should have my duty belt on at all times, but when I am cruising on super shift, I tend to take it off and ditch it on the psgr seat. I have a back-up holster and sidearm in the glovebox with two sets of cuffs in case I have to get out of my Vic in a hurry. I kow it is not the most tactically sound, but it sure is comfortable. And...before it even starts, I have the other pistol in my cruiser as it is my CCW in TX.