P10 carry while running?

[Tackleberry9]

First a big hello to all. Just got bitten by the CZ bug, noob to the forum. My EDC is  a P10C. Does anyone carry while running? If so what holster?

[CCWLearner]

What type of holster and position do you carry in when not running?  Do you need to carry concealed, or is open carry an option?

I don't run, but I walk and cycle some on a casual basis.  I have an old Galco fanny pack I use for activities like that, purpose-built for left-handed carry, which holds a single-stack sub-compact .380 I carry quite a lot, along with a spare mag, and various other stuff like keys, phone, wallet, etc.  There are similar purpose-built packs available nowadays, or you can rig one up yourself with a kydex pocket holster and some paracord.

Many people are using the PHLSTER Enigma to carry AIWB without a belt, so in gym clothes, scrubs, or whatever.  Depending on your body type it might be worth looking into.

[AZ_GunGuy]

You could do a chest rig setup.  Then use a kydex holster with velcro on one side.  I've had good luck with crossbreed and white hat holsters. 

I use a chest rig for my Glock 20 when I'm hiking.

[Togmaster]

Philster Enigma would be the most secure choice.

[M300Pilot]

This is a conversation I am curious to get thoughts on.  I am thinking about picking up an EDC and the P-10C is a contender.  Part of your answer might be related to what type of running you do.  Trail runners like myself typically wear ultra-marathon vests.  It gets lonely out in the sticks and I know a couple gals who pack heaters.  Since I sweat and shuffle like a dying Yak I would be curious if you considered how body sweat would affect your P-10.

[Tanners Owner]

Might want to consider a hill people chest pack - what they call kit bags

https://www.hillpeoplegear.com/Products/CategoryID/1

I use one while hiking, it’s non obtrusive, but depends on the weight of the gun/ other gear you carry.

Good luck and let us know where your search takes you

[Tackleberry9]

More context, mid distance around 3 miles or so. Phlster is a consideration, was going to look at Belly Bands also. I am a pretty big guy and have large hands, so the smaller micro pistols are not my thing.

[Raven45]

Another vote for Hill People Gear bags.  Excellent quality of workmanship, and perfect for running with a CZ Shadlowline Compact.  Sure it would work well with a P10C, S, or M.

[Hammer Time]

Another vote for HPG - their 'Runner's Kit Bag" specifically. Works great for running abd hiking, in a low-viz platform that most people won't look twice at (esp. if you get it in a non-tactical color). With a little practice, and learning to stage properly, you can draw from a Kit Bag quite quickly.