Reviews - Fobus Shoulder Harness Ambidextrous Double SHR2 Reviews - FB-HH-SHR2

Author: pozidrive (verified customer) from Monterey California on Aug 2, 2012
Would recommend:  yes

pozidrive wrote:

I think it is a design fault. The adjustment tooth should be a bit deep. Easily spin with the mounting screw tighten. And with only one mounting screw. It is not very durable. Better add a drop of Blue Loctite on the threads. Compare the Fobus Holster Harness to Serpa Holster. This look like toys. Recommend for Airsoft.

Author: Marty (verified customer) from Fairview, UT on Dec 3, 2010
Pros:  apparently the only harness for Fobus holsters
Cons:  poor quality, made in China
Would recommend:  no

Marty wrote:

I expected this harness to be made in Isreal, like the holsters. I was disappointed to find it was made in China. The quality is not there and I don't know how long it will last. If you need a shoulder harness, it appears you have no choice.

Author: K (verified customer) , Avid Outdoorsman, from Volcano, HI on Nov 30, 2010
Pros:  Highly adjustable
Cons:  Waist belt attachment sometimes detaches
Would recommend:  yes

K wrote:

Shoulder harness has good pistol and clip holster adjustability. Great that it is compatible with their paddle holsters.

Author: snakeb88 (verified customer) from Detroit Lakes, MN on Mar 15, 2008
Pros:  adjustment of holster and the fit
Cons:  NONE
Would recommend:  yes

snakeb88 wrote:

fits very nice and i love the adjustment capabilities of the holster

Author: hardymon (verified customer) from Rochester on Feb 25, 2008
Pros:  lots of adjustability
Cons:  reholstering
Would recommend:  yes

hardymon wrote:

I ordered this in conjunction with a paddle roto holster for a Sig 220. With that gun the rig was just too bulky and the reholstering issues I had using with the paddle were amplified significantly while using the shoulder holster. Because the holster isn't firmly held in place like it is with the paddle I had to find a way of holding it in place with my left arm without pinching it so hard that I couldn't reholster the gun, and since I quickly realized that I wouldn't be carrying the gun in this manner anyway I gave up. The other issue I had is that it can be a little bit difficult to adjust the shoulder straps yourself due to the nature of the construction. One final nit-pick issue I have is that there are two different types of webbing used in the harness, as if they ran out of one type and switched for the the other shoulder, not a big deal, but a little dissapointing. This said, there are some very good features to this rig and when I get a more compact pistol I will probably ...
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