Do you need the calf strap to use this holster? In other words, can you wear the ankle hoster without the calf strap?
1760786
I am 6 ft, 230 and have big calves. I am also fairly active. I use the calf strap and really love how it keeps the holster from sliding down. If you don't walk far or fast...sit at a desk or in a car a lot, then you could get by without it. IMHO you need it with the weight of these j frames.
1760787
Yes, and it wears great. I have two, one for Airweight 38 special, and one for XD 9MM.
1760788
Yes, it fits VERY well, much more comfortable than I thought it would be... had a friend, well over 6' tall try it, and he didn't need the extension... Hope that helps... VERY NICE holster... I did not get the calf strap, but would want to try it... think it would help a lot..
1760789
Yes, it fits VERY well, much more comfortable than I thought it would be... had a friend, well over 6' tall try it, and he didn't need the extension...Hope that helps... VERY NICE holster... I did not get the calf strap, but would want to try it... think it would help a lot..
1248179
Yeah it should work, it would be cheaper to just buy the thigh rig without the holster on it so you can just throw your holster on it
1788313
Hi Kevin, my Uncle Mike's ankle holster is a size 12, and it fits perfectly and is very comfortable, sometimes I forget I am wearing it......reguards Jerry
1804652
I have 2 different pair of boots that I wear regularly. On one, the upper part of the boot is large enough for the gun and holster to ride inside. The handle of the gun basically sits on the top outside of the boot cuff. On the other pair, I have to wrap the holster around the outside of the boot upper. The holster is less comfortable on these boots because it limits the movement of the boot upper on my ankle and kind of squeezes.
463645
I happen to wear this holster and the support strap daily. The ankle holster itself is of course padded and lined with a fleece lining. The support strap is not lined nor have I ever seen one available with the lining. That being said the strap is very form fitting and very comfortable to wear. Hope this helps.
1258058
It carries better with a belt but you can use it without one. However, the holster will shift. I use shorts and t-shirts with a web belt for comfort and that works well (foe me).
630504
No. The one I have at least, for my J-frame, rides high. It is perfect for just behind the strong side hip. Also fits well for cross draw in front of weak side hip. Maybe the holsters for bigger guns hang differently, but the little one is not at all suited for hanging down your leg.
1124487
The paddle is designed to be worn inside the waistband with the holster portion exposed. I have worn mine without a belt but if the waistband is too loose it will tend to pull the pant (or shorts) down a bit. Also keep in mind that the weight of the firearm will dictate how tight the waistband will need to be. My LCP and LC9 are fairly lightweight but carrying my 1911 .45 or one of my Sigs with my Fobus holsters requires a firm belt.
1357324
No, there is no holster that comes with it. But I have been carrying it for a few months and have had not problems.
73034
The leather holster portion of the standard Galco Ankle Lite is fitted to the LC-9 WITHOUT the laser. The holster is a tight contour around the LC-9's trigger guard (stitched very close to the shape of the guard). The Crimson Trace Laserguard clamps to the front of the trigger guard, and changes its contour rather dramatically. So the standard Galco Ankle Lite will not fit when the laser is attached.
1024525
Hello, this works and fits so nice that you don't even need a belt. With that being said, if you wear a belt on a regular basis the belt would go between the holster and the back part that hugs your hip. The back part that hugs your hip always goes on the inside of your pants. I hope this helps, Kevin......
1309679
Yes the wolverine ankle holster will fit a Glock 26. I have bought 2 and use them for a glock 27 and glock 36.They are one of the most comfortable and versitle ankle holsters I have used . I am a big believer ankle holsters.The D ring is very secure. I have tried most ankle holsters and this is my favorite and worn 5/7 days/ week.
1762139
Inside the pants holsters usually don't. Hammers need not be covered. Holsters with top straps are a matter of retention, keeping it from being taken. That's not an issue with a concealed holster. There's no danger of it falling out, either, since it's pretty well held inside the waist. You do understand this is for INSIDE the pants. Many of the other questions sound to me like people think it's just a clip-on holster, because they think it will fall out. Those people should not be armed. I guess I would point out that this is not a good carry for loose sweat pants and such.
504802
That was the main purpose I ordered mine for & yes it does! I wear mine every time I go out. I wear it over the top of my yoga pants/capris, or under when I wear looser fit running shorts. I found that the front appendix carry location is the best for when I run. If you wear your firearm at your back the motion of my butt while running made it bounce more than I was comfortable with. You can also twist the holster to wear it at your hip, but for me it was in the way of my arm swing. So yes, it keeps it extremely secure. I found that I had to get used to wearing it, took me a few runs to do so. Not that I have a heavy pistol (.380 Sig) but just the extra weight around my midsection took a little adjusting to. I highly recommend this for running. I love the piece of mind that I have now while out on my runs by myself.
662830
This holster is strictly for waist or belt usage as ordered. This is not an ankle holster. Refer to Zahal (Israeli Tactical Arms) for an ankle concealment holster.
670948
No you don't. There's also a kickstand on the case so you don't have to use the kickstand on the holster.
1679409
No sir, there is no sweat guard. I haven't found this to be an issue or experienced any discomfort and I carry every day. I am very satisfied with the holster and would highly recommend it.