When I’m doing anything that requires more gear—hunting, hiking, fishing—this is what I’m wearing. The moment I lose my belt line because I’ve got a backpack waist belt on, or I’m running a bino harness, my normal appendix or 3:00 carry just isn’t practical. That’s where a chest holster setup comes in. In this video I’m running my Sig P365 Fuse on the Ever Trek chest rig, and I show how it plays with a pack and a Recon bino harness without impeding the waist belt. I walk through how I can still get to the pistol even with the bino harness sitting in front, and how the holster doesn’t fight the rest of my kit. If you’re in country where you’re thinking about bears, mountain lions, or the more common “bipedal predators,” this is the kind of setup that gives you quick access and a little extra warm-and-fuzzy without wrecking your gear layout. I also do a fast draw test (landing around the mid-1.4 to 1.5 second range) and point out the grommet system that lets you adjust the cant—more horizontal or more vertical—so you can tune it to your body and your pack setup.