This amazingly comfortable CCW ambidextrous concealment ankle holster allows for great concealability. The excellent wraparound design holds your gun snugly around your ankle and provides superior mobility and prevents chafing.
Made of soft, long-lasting elastic and Velcro, this four inch tall ankle holster makes for a comfortable all day and night carry.
The included calf strap is removable and adjustable. It’s used to help keep the holster in place and from turning and slipping down when carrying a heaver pistol if needed.
The CCW Ankle Holster Features:
- Closed foam cell padding protects your gun from perspiration
- Padding on the ankle side for extra comfort
- Lightweight and durable
- Detachable calf strap
- Detachable retention strap
- Ambidextrous for your left or right ankle
Includes:
- A fully adjustable and removable calf strap that adjusts for height and diameter and provides additional security by keeping your holster from slipping down on your ankle and stops the holster from turning
- A retention strap to hold your gun securely in place
Sizes:
Small – Fits Diamondback DB380, Kahr p380, Keltec .380, NAA Guardian .25, .32, .380, Ruger LCP, Sig Sauer P238, Taurus TCP, and other similar sized guns. Also fits the Kel-Tec and Ruger LCP with the Crimson Trace LaserGuard and the Smith and Wesson Bodyguard with the Insight laser.
Large – Fits J Frame 5 shot revolvers, 3″ small/medium autos such as Small Glocks 26 (pictured), 27, 28, Kahr, Colt New Agent, Para PXT, Ruger LCR, Ruger LC9, S&W M&P sub -compact, XD sub-compact, and other similar sized guns.
Ankle Holster Uses:
Ankle holsters are primarily used for discreetly carrying a secondary firearm, typically a compact or subcompact pistol, on the ankle. Here are some common uses and advantages of ankle holsters:
- Concealed carry: Ankle holsters allow for concealed carry in situations where traditional methods, like waistband holsters, may not be suitable or comfortable. This can be especially useful for individuals who need to dress formally or whose clothing doesn’t easily accommodate a belt holster.
- Backup weapon: Ankle holsters are often used as a secondary carry option for law enforcement officers or civilians who carry a primary firearm on their waistband. In high-risk situations, having a backup weapon readily accessible can provide an additional layer of safety.
- Comfort and convenience: Some individuals find ankle holsters more comfortable than other carry methods, especially if they spend a lot of time sitting or driving. Additionally, accessing a firearm from an ankle holster can be easier when seated compared to drawing from a waistband holster.
- Specialized use: Ankle holsters are popular among individuals who need to carry a concealed firearm while engaged in physical activities like jogging or biking, where traditional holsters might be cumbersome or impractical.
- Deep concealment: Ankle holsters are ideal for deep concealment, allowing the wearer to hide a firearm effectively under long pants or a skirt. This can be advantageous in scenarios where maintaining a low profile is crucial.
Overall, while ankle holsters offer unique advantages for concealed carry, it’s essential to consider your specific needs, preferences, and lifestyle when choosing a carry method. Additionally, proper training and practice are crucial to ensure safe and effective firearm handling, regardless of the holster type used.
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