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Location: Ohio
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thunderwear vs smartcarry
I have the smartcarry but often wonder if there is any real difference. Does anyone have experience with both? What are your thoughts?
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![]() Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Windy Wyoming
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I also use a smartcarry. From what I have seen, the two look about the same and pretty much serve the same purpose.
Thunderwear may have been around longer than smartcarry, I'm not sure about that though.
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![]() Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Alabama
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Thunderwear is not as well made as Smartcarry. The main difference is double stitches on the seams and thicker material.
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Location: Alabama
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I understand that the seam on the Thunderwear tends to catch your weapon while drawing. SC uses a patented process of preventing that. SC also uses a sweat proof breathable backer rather than "diaper material".
I did this research last week and my SC is being hand crafted as we speak :)
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Location: Fort Lauderdale
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I have Thunderwear and the Smartcarry improvements are true. My holster has worked fine though, I usually carry a polymer gun and the grip protrudes above the seam so snagging is not an issue. It is with my snubbie, though.
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