ankle holster

[wayneinFL]

Anyone have any suggestions on a good ankle holster? Probably for a kel-tec 380. Something that's secure (gun doesn't fall out), doesn't flop around or slide down, and isn't too uncomfortable.

 

[MisterPX]

I've been pleased with teh offering from Fobus.

 

[David Armstrong]

Renegade or Alessi both have good reputations.

 

[VHinch]

The Alessi and the the Ken Null are hands down the best on the market. Both are going to set you back ~$150 as well as a substantial wait. For something available right now, and at half the cost the Galco Ankle Glove is a suitable alternative, but no where near the Alessi or the Null in quality, comfort, or durability.

 

[JollyRoger]

For something Kel-tec sized, +1 onthe Galco Ankle Glove. I used one for years for a J-frame, but found the same rig for a Glock 26 too big: couldn't get the pants leg over it reliably.

DeSantis does a Renegade knock-off called the Apache, IIRC. Works good for the Glock 26, should do well for smaller, and it's fairly reasonable.

Look for good padding for the ankle. Ankle rigs are miserable without it.

 

[FLA2760]

I sometimes use the Uncle Mikes ankle holster (size10) for my Kel Tec P32.

http://www.uncle-mikes.com/products/ankle_holsters.html

 

[TacticalDefense1911]

DeSantis makes a nice, comfortable ankle holster. Pretty affordable as well. My dad carries his P3AT in one with good success.

 

[xrmattaz]

Renegade. Excellent faux sheepskin padding, less than $50. bucks.

I use one daily with a .38 snub.

 

[Sarge43]

I carry a Glcok 27 in a Galco ankle glove in hot weather quite often and it is comfortable and solid. I haven't tried the others listed here, but have no qualms in recommending the ankle glove. At $55 the price is quite reasonable.
Good luck!
Sarge43

 

[dgludwig]

The Ross Leather Company makes a very well-made product; I've found their ankle holster to be comfortable and it holds my Colt Cobra very securely