Accmor Universal Ankle Holster

The Accmor Ankle Holster does a solid job staying in place, even with movement, and the magazine pouch is a useful bonus. It fits securely and keeps everything where it should be, which is the most important part of an ankle holster.My only wish is that the material against the leg were softer. It’s not uncomfortable enough to stop using it, but you definitely notice it after wearing it for a while.Overall, it’s a good buy—secure, practical, and dependable for concealed carry, just with room for improvement in comfort.

This is the perfect placeholder - if you carry on a regular basis - in home or out - this isn’t the long term solution for this method of carrying.It’s cheap- as you can see by the price. But with that comes a decent quality product. It’s not the most comfortable, it has no padding and can sit at an awkward angle that hurts fairly quick but after some playing you can find a sweet spot.The Velcro is cheap and just annoying but it does its job and hasn’t popped off or slipped at any point.If you’re looking to try out this method of carrying I recommend it as a quick and cheap way to check it out! Just don’t make this your long term, believe me pieces will eventually start to pull and break off this thing lol

Don't use for a pistol... Use for everything elseThe weight of a loaded firearm will be too much for this little thing with the exception of something like an LCP. However, this happens to be a really good way to carry other edc related items. Damn near perfect for an ankle ifak. It's actually pretty comfortable. Worth the 8 bucks imo.

I absolutely love this ankle holster. It is so comfortable you can barely even tell it is there even with two extra mags on it. Very strong good quality velcro that holds very tight. I use it for the original Ruger LCP. I would imagine it could hold slightly larger handguns and still be undetectable on the ankle. Very happy with this product. The only thing that would make this better would be if there was velcro straps for the extra mag spots just like the gun spot has. On occasion the mags want to slip out if you stomp your feet or are laying down to do an oil change or something like that. However just in normal conditions when you are out and about they will never come out. Awesome holster, especially for the ridiculously low and reasonable price tag.

Get what you pay for- cheap and small

Nice fit

his and hers holstersdoesnt feel very comfortable so need to wear long socks. Also has a tendency to want to fall down so be sure to strap it tight

It doesn't grip your leg well enough to stay in place, even if sitting at a desk all day. The holster is too short to cover the length of even the smallest gun. So the holster slips down your leg and the muzzle of your gun jams into your ankle. Doesn't matter which way you twist it or strap it on, it's digging into something. The velcro is herculean. It won't let go for ANYTHING. More importantly, you can't really brute force it because the velcro is stiched onto a super stretchy spandex fabric surface so that harder you pull, the more you stretch out the material but the velcro still won't come off. It's like pulling on a rubber band. It moves but it won't break. If you rip it at the perfect angle it will come loose with a lot of force. This is NOT a safe situation if you ever had to draw your gun. Don't do it, folks. Remember, carrying may be about comfort but doesn't have to be. The main thing is that you can holster your gun safely, carry it safely, then draw your gun safely and quickly. This holster does none of those things. It doesn't matter how affordable this is, never fool around with your gun safety. I have come to prefer the style that straps around the top of your calf and then the lower ankle holster hangs down from there and straps around the ankle. These don't move and they don't have to have that stretchy stretchy design that thwarts the velcro.