Ankle Holsters

An ankle holster is a convenient way to carry a backup firearm discreetly. Typically worn under your pant leg, these holsters keep your gun secure while allowing for quick access if needed. They work well for those who prefer not to wear a belt holster or want to keep their firearm out of sight.

Ankle Holster and Backup Carry

Carrying a backup pistol in an ankle holster has its pros and cons. On the upside, it provides a secure way to carry an extra gun without making it too obvious. However, you may find it challenging to draw quickly in high-pressure situations, compared to more accessible carry options.

Besides, for everyday concealed carry, a single well-chosen firearm is often sufficient for self-defense scenarios. The emphasis should be on training with your primary weapon, ensuring you can effectively and confidently draw and operate it under stress. Additionally, carrying a backup can complicate your setup.

Best Ankle Holsters for Sale

At GRITR Sports, we offer some of the best ankle holsters on the market. Our selection includes reliable brands like Galco, DeSantis, Sticky Holsters, and more, catering to a variety of pistols, including the Ruger LCP, SIG P365, and Glocks 26, 42, and 43, among others, as well as J-frame revolvers. Whether you need a boot holster or an ankle gun holster, we’ve got you covered.

FAQs

What is the point of an ankle holster?

An ankle holster is designed for carrying a firearm on the lower leg, typically around the ankle. Its main purposes include:

Backup Carry: Often used as a secondary carry option for law enforcement or individuals who already carry a primary firearm elsewhere on their body.
Concealment: Offers an excellent level of concealment, particularly when wearing long pants, as the firearm is hidden low and out of direct sight.
Accessibility While Seated: Useful for individuals who spend a lot of time seated or driving, as it provides easier access to the firearm compared to waist or shoulder holsters.

Which leg do you wear an ankle holster on?

Typically, an ankle holster is worn on the inside of the ankle of the opposite side of your dominant hand. For example, a right-handed person would generally wear the ankle holster on their left leg, allowing for a quicker and more natural draw.