Alexo Athletica Concealed Carry Shorts Review

Today we're breaking off from our normal-ish content and doing an apparel review. The Alexo Athletica tuck and carry shorts are marketed as an activewear concealed carry solution that allows you to carry a gun while you work out. In that, they fail in almost every regard.
Important Note: As of publishing this video, Alexo Athletica have removed the flimsy rubber trigger guard from their website and scrubbed any mention of it.

[@sarahhauptman]

Very interesting review. Thanks for being so thorough and safety conscious.

[@MrRevolver]

Thanks for watching!

[@mattf2666]

The "We The People Guardian Joggers" in the ad that just interrupted this video are just BEGGING to be reviewed next.

[@MrRevolver]

The WHAT

[@mattf2666]

@@MrRevolver LOL. This is the ad- kzbin.infoqJGmH7m-hsc

[@OntarioBearHunter]

@@MrRevolver holster conpany that has some high waist track apparel with a built in cobra buckle belt

[@davids8413]

Yup. I got the same ad. 🤣

[@AmericanMinuteman95]

I was looking at these last night for me and my wife. Thank you for the enlightenment because I was convinced they would work. Now I know better. And they're dangerous advertisements means I will never recommend them as a company no matter what they do

[@starwarsfan117]

Damn, I actually got really excited about these as soon as the video started 😅 what would you tell a fat ass who's trying to lose weight while also not compromising on carrying ? I currently open carry and worry about the connotations I might send if I start running at night, open carrying; none of my current concealment options stand up to running or anything at an incline. I live in a bad neighborhood and don't want to compromise on personal defense while working out. For reference I carry a Taurus G3 myself, and I am...a hefty mother fucker just trying to get back into kickin'my own ass. And thanks for warning me against these shorts, although none of these proprietary CCW setups seem to work 😅

[@MrRevolver]

Personally, I wouldn't even worry about carrying the gun when you're working out. Just focus on getting fit and worry about CCW later

[@Awholeopinion]

Also with the retention test you using an unloaded gun is more favorable is that handgun had a full mag the balance would be different and I bet if you had a mag with dummy’s rounds it would’ve self ejected on set 2

[@gcyonkers]

Man that is too bad. I like the idea behind this product. Maybe they will make some changes and come out with a V2.

[@MrRevolver]

Yeah, the idea is solid, but the execution is lacking. That said, if you really want something that allows you to do full workouts, the Phlster Enigma will do all that and let you wear whatever shorts you want

[@gcyonkers]

@@MrRevolver I rock a few enigmas already!

[@MrRevolver]

@@gcyonkers Enigma gang

[@NavYblu99]

Have you ever had any drawstroke snags on your LCRx's? Im trying to decide hammer (for reupholstering purposes) or no hammer (for snag purposes) for the 327 LCR im finna pick up. Appreciate the content.

[@MrRevolver]

No, my LCRx's haven't had any snags. That being said I still prefer the DAO models

[@NavYblu99]

@@MrRevolver Much appreciated. Why the preference for hammerless?

[@MrRevolver]

The method I use to draw the gun from AIWB concealment works best with a hammerless revolver

[@philp411]

Tell me more about the DSG Apollo…I love that model but it’s only been available for the J and LCR. I’ve been asking for an Apollo for the SP101…

[@MrRevolver]

This Apollo is actually for an LCR. I modded it using some spacers to accept the 856 Executive Grade

[@waterhead1359]

Great information

[@MrRevolver]

Glad you liked it

[@replicantargent]

So much cringy “look at me” with this dude. I’ve never seen him before, but I bet $1000.00 he owns more than one pair of white sunglasses.

[@MrRevolver]

Looks like you owe me 1,000 bucks, assbag

[@PhilJLF]

3rd times a charm? Lol

[@MrRevolver]

Huh?

[@justinwatrobka8365]

Third channel numb nuts. Third channel.

[@MrRevolver]

This is the same channel I've always had, dude

[@PhilJLF]

@@MrRevolver I meant 3rd times a charm because that’s how many times it took for the gun to fall out of the holster; And looking back I think it took more than that anyways … I didn’t mean anything about other channels, I don’t know what that guy was going on about.