The fit of the adjustable straps is comfortable, not like those belt clip cases that dig into your stomach or leg every time you sit down. When worn under a suit jacket, the e-Holster conceals your valuables in two or three Velcro-closure compartments close to your body. The professional version comes in leather ($99.95) and has two pockets that fit a cell phone, a PDA and a bigger pocket for digital cameras, e-books or whatever you want. The neoprene version, on sale for half the price ($41.95), suited me fine. As long as your suit jacket is loose-fitting, the e-Holster isn't that noticeable. I couldn't wear it under my smallish denim jacket because it made me look lumpy, but I think on an average-build guy, it would pretty hard to see unless you knew what you were looking for.
e-Holster Is High Noon for Geeks
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Where do you pack your Palm and mobile phone?
For the last week I've been trying the new
e-Holster from a company called Personal
Electronics Concealment. True to its name, the
over-the-shoulder, under-the-arm accessory keeps
gadgetry close at hand for a quick draw. I felt a
little like I was trying out for the next "Matrix"
movie.