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

This is a comfortable ankle holster that securely holds my backup weapon, and a spare magazine. I spend a lot of time chasing after bad people, going up and down stairs, and sitting in my squad car - all in the heat and humidity of Florida. This holster holds up well in those conditions, retains my weapon comfortably and safely, and is unnoticeable for all intents and purposes. For $10, I'm shocked at the quality. I've spent more for ankle holsters, but did not get a reciprocal value for that investment. I am well and truly pleased with my Bear Armz holster, and I highly recommend it to others.I bought this as a duty-use item to carry my back-up gun for work 2 weeks ago, and wanted to get some field-use in with it prior to writing my review. It is very comfortable to wear - even on 14 hour shifts, outside in the Florida heat and humidity. This holster carries my Walther PPS m2 and spare mag with ease. It disappears behind my pants leg like it's not even there. I use this ankle holster in conjunction with the Concealment Express kydex IWB holster for extra piece of mind, as I carry my back-up gun in Condition 0/Condition 2 while going up and down stairs, chasing bad guys, and sweating like crazy in the aforementioned Florida heat and humidity - this arrangement allows me to bypass the built-in velcro strap of the ankle holster, using the retention capabilities of the molded kydex with the compression of the elastic on the ankle holster, and go straight to the gun without fighting with the safety strap on the ankle holster. YMMV, but I'm happy with this set-up. I highly recommend this holster. It works very well, and I consider it well worth the $10 I paid for it.

I have had this product over six months and use it multiple times weekly. OVERALL: Excellent product at excellent price that does what it is designed to do. CONSIDERATIONS: 1. I found it most easily worn by 1.) Put gun and magazine into holster and secure with straps. 2.) Attach gun snuggly, but not tight around ankle were calf muscle ends; where ankle is approximately uniform in size. 3.) Attach the upper strap as high as possible above the calf muscle TIGHTLY. This strap holds the gun UP. The other keeps it from moving around on the leg. 2. Obviously, the pants cuff needs to be somewhat loose. I have worn it with khakis and jeans both. I wear in on inside of left leg (I am right handed) and with the grip (S&W 9mm Shield) slightly to the back of my leg. No one ever (grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, etc.) has ever made it known that they noticed it. I have asked other gun owners if they could see it and generally they say no or "not until you pointed it out." 3. If I fail to get the lower strap snug, the gun will rotate around the leg. Hence, the upper must be tight to hold it up. If the lower is too tight, it causes the metal of the gun to dig in. I wear it over a regular sock. 4. When I have put it on with the upper strap tight, it has never slid down. 5. Material has held up and continues to function as designed.

First let me say I have a drawer full of used once holsters especially ankle holsters. This one is a good holster. It’s comfortable to wear all day, it’s not super bulky and holds my P238 just fine for all day wear. I love the extra strap on the upper leg to hold the top in place! The holster doesn’t slide or move on me. My Sig fits perfectly and the added buttoned strap to go around the tang is great. That being said a couple of design changes should be considered. First my biggest complaint. The mag pouch. For an sig p328 or p938 and probably for most pocket pistols on the list for my model holster, the mag pouch is completely useless. Either shorten the strap, move the button lower, used Velcro, or just remove the mag pouch all together. Second, perhaps put a thin layer of padding underneath the gun pouch. I know it defeats the thinness for concealablity, but my gun does dig into my leg muscle a bit after all day wear. Overall like I said this is a very good holster. A couple of tweaks could make it great!

For a neoprene ankle holster this is a great product. Pros: Double Velcro straps for minimal movement Retention strap Magazine/accessory pocket Cons: No solid trigger guard Designed for taller people Pistol retention strap should be more like a thumb break retention strap I bought this ankle holster for those times I want to take my suit coat off or otherwise can't carry on my waist. I started out testing this holster wearing without a pistol in it while at work, and I even slept with it on with a pistol and spare mag. It is very comfortable. There have been a few times when driving for a while that it seems to slide down a little, but it's probably due to my leg muscles being in a different position between walking and driving. The holster is designed for a wide variety of leg circumferences. It would probably be great lengthwise for someone 5'8" or taller, but might work fine for a shorter woman with long lower legs. I should get my wife to try it on... The retention strap should either break in the middle or fold down so that the strap doesn't get in the way while trying to draw. One nice thing about the pistol compartment is that the elastic has two layers so that if your pistol needs more or less tension on it you have options. I purchased this for my M&P shield which does not have a manual safety, but even if it did I would use a kydex trigger guard. My trigger guard is very minimalistic but it's a little too tight of a fit but I make it work. Overall I am satisfied with the product and would recommend it even with it's short falls.

Comfortable, fits compact. Subcompact floats around a little much but is secured. Doesn’t slide around on my leg