Ankle Holster for Concealed Carry | American Company | Comfortable & Secure | Compatible with Glock 43, 42, 30, 27, 26 S&W M&P Shield 9mm, Bodyguard .380, Ruger LCP, LC9, Sig Sauer P365 P238, Kimber

I have purchased the main ones on amazon and given them a test drive.Every day carry Glock 26 Two Mags.here's what I like this one.Strong Magazine & gun retention straps - better than the Velcro model - better design and stitching than Concealed CarrierQuick release of gun and mag - smoother less noise than Velcro modelExtra Cave strap really keeps things in place all day longExtra length to prevent gun/leg rubOverall Better Craftsmanship than Concealed CarrierNow the cons - but these aren't deal breakersover all material comparing it to the Concealed Carrier is a little bit thinnerCalv and ankle strap Velcro isn't as strong as Concealed CarrierI ride lots of motorcycles and this one can actually keep up through the whoops, I was shockedJust a tat bit more comfortable due to the extra little room added for larger guns.You can't go wrong with any of these holsters but if you're going to carry an extra mag It needs to be secure. With Concealed Carrier I had a mag drop out of my pant's and it wasn't a nice feeling.

Love this thing. Wear it every day that I work. Under my work pants its concealed well (it helps that I'm carrying a small .380 nothing huge.) It fits tightly, I move around all day and it hasn't came loose once. Although it feels tight at first after 5 or 10 minutes I dont even notice its there. For this price you really cant beat it

I wear this with my Ruger LCR positioned on the inside of my left leg. The ankle portion is a risky fit, while the calf portion is an excellent fit, made even better by the calf strap. Back to the ankle—it works on mine, but I’d feel much better with a securing strap there as well. That’s the only reason for four stars instead of five. It works in huaraches, work boots and everything in between. The fit is firm but comfortable. I forget it’s there. I got lazy and went to bed with it on once. It’s like a pajama holster. Kind of weird to do that regularly though. Anyway, more focus on the fit of the ankle portion and the addition of an ankle strap would be awesome.

I've tried several ankle holsters and usually had significant comfort issues, retention issues or just plain bad quality. There are times when you want to carry, but more inconspicuous than most methods and this works great. Other holsters I had would sag down until I've got a barrel banging on my ankle bone or something or flopping around.If I had to nitpick this, it would be the lack of a quick release on the upper strap. Second would be the retention strap for the pistol- a quick thumb break style would be awesome, or at least better adjustability for different frames. If I carry my little .45 or double stack 9mm, the magazine fits great but a single stack mag flops around in the magazine pouch... again, more adjustability in the retention would be cool.I carry on the inside of my weak-side leg and this holster makes concealed carry super easy. Stick with regular fit pants and avoid tapered or 'skinny' styles and nobody will be the wiser. So far, I've tried a Walther PPK, Taurus PT111, Taurus PT145, Ruger SR22 and a Glock 42 in it and they all fit... as will a Bersa Thunder .380 or any other Walther-styled pistol.I'd happily pay more for this same holster with a quick-snap thumb break style retention like my leather Galco belt rig in which I carry a 1911 at times. Put your hand on the grip and you can go from absolute retention to released with a tiny flip of the thumb.

I have a 9” ankle and 15” calf. The ankle fits great but the calf is very small and would not be usable without the buckle.

I'm not much of a fan of ankle holsters but I was looking for a better way to conceal carry in 115 degree summer heat.This holster is so comfortable that you actually forget you're wearing it. It holds my Walther very securely, even when running through a parking lot. Although I think having a place to secure a spare magazine kind of defeats the purpose of an ankle holsters concealabiliry, I just don't use that function.Bottom line is this is the best holster of this type I have ever tried. I use it daily and would recommend it to others.

The product is great. Holds the firearm with no feel of flopping on the leg. The strap on top of the Velcro helps a lot. I got it on a big tight but still doesn’t feel uncomfortable or like it’s cutting my circulation. I highly recommend this if you are dressing with slacks and want to conceal carry.

I have the older velcro only version and have used it for a few years. The velcro started not holding so I wanted a new holster and saw the version with the calf strap and purchased it. What I got won't fit my leg at all and I don't have a big calf. Both the top and bottom part wouldn't even touch when trying to wrap around the my leg. I am not sure why the size would shrink so much what is shown in the pictures is definitely not what I received. I loved the older velcro version, but love the concept of the strap at the top to keep things in place and was hoping this would be it, but it's not.