Ankle Gun Holsters with Magazine Pocket for Glock 19 23 26 27 30 36 42 43, S&W M&P Shield 9, Bodyguard 380, Ruger LCP 380, LC9, Sig Sauer P365 P320 P938

The ankle holster has proven to be a pretty good purchase for conceal carry of my Sig Sauer P365. I wear a white, button down shirt tucked in all day while working. The ankle holster affords concealment as an alternative. Yes, yes, it's not an item for the quick draw enthusiast. However, it at least gives me the opportunity to carry concealed just in case. I'm not thinking of quick draw just being able to respond if needed. The ankle holster gives me that.No printing noticed in the pant leg, no comments from co-workers. The ankle holster does not slip down the leg - has stayed in place all day long while on my feet for the most part. Walking is involved, NOT jogging. The "Velcroe" works well, stays in place. The holster assembly does not "sag" but stays in place where put.It afforded me the opportunity to carry concealed at a reasonable price and get used to the idea. In the mean time, I think I'll also be looking for more "convenient" carry methods to put into use as well. I wear shorts at home in the Summertime - the holster doesn't really tickle my fancy there. With long trousers/jeans with a "boot cut", I'm going to continue to use the AIKATE Ankle Holster for EDC; I've seen nothing, after wearing it, that would make me want to return it nor to replace it with another type of product for EDC.BTW, the holster is quite comfortable, easy to put on and all that. However, to say that I "don't even know it's there" is a bit of a stretch. I DO know it's there but that's all. No big issue with that, no un-comfortability issues at all. Not once have I wanted to remove it. It's a nice product that gives me ability to carry every day.

This is by far the best and most comfortable ankle holster I have ever used. I have owned this for 1 year now and it hasn't worn out whatsoever, even after almost daily use!! I can wear it from morning until bedtime without being bothered at all. It feels absolutely secured on my leg (even with my skinny legs!) And totally unnoticeable! I mean that depends on which gun you carry, I've use this with a Ruger LCP II and in the photos is my DB9. Nobody has ever noticed and I have the piece of mind of having protection on me at all times.

I used this holder everyday for a month now, and it is as comfortable on day 1 to day 30. The stitching and materials seem well made. I have not washed it yet, but it should not have any problems. I expect that it should last a few years.The holster is perfect for my SW Bodyguard (no laser) with the 6-round mag with finger extension. It does not print what so ever if you have the butt angle slightly rearward of the calf, and wear levi 505 or 550 jeans.The gun stayed secured, even when running, purposely shaking my leg, jumping-jacks, etc. The holster itself is VERY comfortable, and the upper retention strap helps keep the gun secured in place. The upper strap does sometimes fall, but usually very little and over the course of a whole day of walking/running/ doing errands. It takes 5 second to restrap (quietly) in the bathroom stall, and if you need to, 30 second to pull it back up through your pants fabric. To be clear, even if the top strap works it way down at the end of the day, my gun never felt unsecure or shifted position on my leg.I should note that there are micro perforations on the inside, but I have so far only worn this during the winter so I do not know how this would feel in the summer months with sweat.I gave 4 stars instead of 5 because the velcro backstrap is too secure, Maybe should have a snap buckle instead or have less hook/loop area, because on a few practice draws, the velcro prevented me from quick drawing the gun (I have to pull the velcro off first). I simply taped half the velcro suface over and now I have the perfect amount of retention, yet can rip/draw the gun straight out when needed....With a larger gun, the velcro might be not an issue, because the backstrap will have a longer area to reach around to the mating surface, and thus less hook/loop engagement.For cost of $13, I have zero regrets. Yes this is my first ankle holster, but I did give it to two of my cousins to try, and both said they liked it also. One of the two has an ankle holster by desantis, and he said he hates it, but would consider wearing this one.

Very pleased with both the seller and with this ankle holster. It is a very good design and is well made. Works very well. Holds my LCP securely and with the trigger properly protected. Would work well with other small handguns. The wide upper band really helps to keep the holster from sliding down. I wear it over light-weight compression socks which provides good grip for the rig and black socks under the black rig makes it less visible if my pants leg rides up a bit. I like that it is ambidextrous and has a pocket for an extra magazine or is a good place for first aid supplies. Haven't had it long enough to address durability but initial impression is that it will hold-up well. Given its low price and high quality it is an excellent value. I would purchase this again.

I like it its comfortable it could be a little better at snuggling the gun tho I wouldn't love running or wrestling with this on as I noticed after putting my mico hellcat with a laser on it that it had memory frames to it an held it rather well I'll say.. however when the 2nd day I had put my snub nose revolver that's even smaller then my hellcat it seemed snuggling but after some aggressive movement it did fall out I have adjusted for this buy putting the roller under the second layer of mess uses to make the holster attached to the leg brace and it snuggling it pretty well but I can definitely pull it without uncliping thr stap with ease and that not the best.. al around im happy with the holster its certainly better then my last ankle holster but could certainly use some improvement..but you get what you pay for i suppose

I loved it