How would the snubby kit bag fit for a female small athletic frame 5'5" 125lb? This is a bit embarrasing to ask, but by carrying it "high and tight" will it be comfortable around my eh-hem Ta-tas?

I am an avid competitive ultra trail runner from Colorado (who carries daily) and have been searching for years for an effective way to carry while running. Whenever I question firearms or gear stores about a running product they give me some bogus ways to carry such as hip grips. I have tried hip grips, along with many other types of carry, but after three miles I start losing skin...

I normally carry a .38 revolver in the back of my ultra light pack (I know, not exactly a speed draw but it's better than not bringing one) but I am looking into replacing this with a slimmer frame such as a Kahr 9mm to avoid the bulk of a cylinder. My normal daily carry 1911 .45 is just too heavy for the mileage I do and I refuse to carry anything less than a 9mm for self-defense. Since speed (both on the draw and running speed) are important, I need something lightweight that doesn't look like a tumor coming off my body and something that doesn't chaffe for long runs.

Oh, and if anyone mentions trying to sell me somethin pink or bedazzled I'll be forced to slap you.

If you had something that worked for me or if you are looking for a ladies section and need some help with design, I would be thrilled to do a write up on it. I am unashamedly a total tactical gear whore:)

http://wildchild-t.blogspot.com/

 I recently tried out the Runner's Kit Bag.   I am a female trail runner in Alaska and have been trying to figure out a way to carry my HK .40 for personal protection.  I have tried a few different methods and found belt packs, even ones designed for concealed carry and running, are just too bouncy.  When I saw the Kit Bag I had to try it.

I have only used it once since I decided to trade it for the smaller "Snubby."  The Runner’s was big for my HK and a bit much for my 5'5'' and 130lbs.  Other than that, I really liked it.  I had no problem with it being “high and tight."  It is the first thing I have used that didn't affect my form or stride.   I only used it once, but I am now eagerly awaiting the Snubby to arrive in the mail.  

As someone in another thread mentioned; I think I will wear the Kit Bag with the zipper a little open at the top.  I can then “karate chop” my right hand down and have the bag unzip as my hand grips the gun.  From my tactical training I have learned to value drawing from holsters that only require one hand.  I had the zipper catch once, but I will check it every time when I zip it up now and I don’t foresee it being a problem.

It is also nice that with the Kit Bag I can carry a hydration pack without interference.  It also has a faster and more natural draw than the belt packs I have used. I will be trimming the straps since they are overly long for my size, but that is not an issue.  I certainly recommend women try it.

Evanhill: Thank you.

Gallopmore: Thank you for your input, that helped tremendously!

Westy: PM'd you. I'll take you up on that offer!!

Here's another review from a female user:

http://jumpingpercheron.blogspot.com/2014/07/hpg-kit-bag-review-carrying-while-riding.html