Ankle Holster for Concealed Carry Compatible with Most Compact or Micro Handguns Similar to Sig P365, P238, Glock 42, Hellcat, M&P Shield, Kimber Micro 9, 9mm, 380.

I love it! it is quite comfortable on its own, very i would say. However I could only give comfort four stars because once it is loaded with all pouches filled it can be a little uncomfortable for the one small pouch with my flashlight in there pressing against my ankle. I took a piece of soft fabric to wrap around my ankle first and it makes all the difference!

If you have a mid size or micro. All fit well

Worked good

The holster seems well made, and the added fleece on the inside should make it pretty comfortable. I also like the extra pockets. HOWEVER, if you’re a guy with large calves and ankles, this holster may not fit you. I’m only a 38,30 in pants, but my calves are about the only part of my body that look like they live in the gym. That extra width translates down to my ankles so the holster would not strap on. I had my wife try it on to see if she liked it, and she thought it was pretty comfortable.

Im six feet and weigh 188 lbs and this dude is too small to fit.

I’ve used an ankle holster for over 20 years, and have tried many different brands. This one is by far the most comfortable I have ever used! Barely know it’s there. No sagging or slipping. As a bonus, I can also integrate my EDC gear with it! Highly recommended!

“The Valhalla TDI v3.2 Ankle Holster for Concealed Carry is Compatible with, SIG P365, M&P Shield, Bodyguard .380, Glock 26, 42, 43, Ruger LCP, and Many Others with on-Board Laser/tac Lights.“For me, the primary tests for any holster are:1) will it safely retain your firearm?2) can you quickly and reliably retrieve your firearm?3) is it comfortable enough to wear for as long as you need it?4) can it be concealed?For me, I can answer to the affirmative for all four questions - with stipulations.It will safely retain my firearm as long as I don’t use a firearm that’s too large for the holster. I’ve found that my Ruger LCP Max fits perfectly, and it’s safely retained very well.Being able to quickly retrieve my firearm is very dependent on my body position at the time. Obviously, if I’m sitting, I’m going to be closer to the firearm, making it easier to retrieve it quickly. You must also be wearing pants that are large enough on the bottom to lift the pant leg and retrieve. Plus, a very overweight and/or inflexible person may have trouble reaching to the ankle from a standing position.This holster is extremely comfortable for me to wear. So comfortable that even after 12 hours of wearing it, I forgot that I had it on. Granted, I had to experiment with how tightly I wrapped it around my leg, and I didn’t run any foot races while wearing it.With the right pants, it’s not noticeable at all. Like any holster, you’ll have to experiment with your wardrobe to see what works best.One other note regarding fit. I’m a 6-3, 250 pound weight lifter, and I was a bit concerned that this one-size-fits-all holster may perhaps be too small on me. Thankfully, lower leg muscles above the ankle don’t get very large - the holster fit me perfectly and comfortably.I highly recommend this ankle holster. If I have any problems with it in the future, I’ll be sure to update this review.

I really like this ankle holster, it secured well around my lower leg with just my cotton socks on underneath it, although in that condition I needed it pretty snug once I had the weight of my pistol and a loaded magazine in it, but it wasn't uncomfortably tight. The holster fit my magazine ok, but it tended to sit a little lower than I would like because the pocket is deep enough to accommodate longer 9mm mags as well. I don't really view that as a problem because I can put a little folded up piece of cardboard in there for a spacer and it will work just fine, it's just one of those things you run into when buying a holster that fits multiple makes/models/calibers. The holster fit my bodyguard .380 ok as well, but again, like my magazine, it tends to sit a little lower in its pocket than I care for, and again not a big problem, it's secure and doesn't move around when I do and that's what matters to me. Really I only have a couple of concerns with this ankle holster, first, while it has a section of sheepskin lining underneath where the weapon sits, which helps make this a pretty comfortable holster, it makes me wonder if it may tend to be a little on the warm side to wear in the summer. I wore it around my house all day today and it was fine, but I keep my house at about 68 F in the winter time so I'm not certain how it will be when it's 80 or 90 degrees outside in the summer. Just something to consider. The other thing which is more important was something I didn't consider before I got this holster. In the WARNING paperwork that comes with the holster it cautions against using this holster during a lot of activities that I and many of you may view as normal day to day life, so I just encourage you to look at my 3rd picture with the warning information to make sure you are ok with it. I believe they're concerned with the potential of something coming in contact with the trigger since there is nothing on the holster to keep a stick or something from poking into your pants and getting in between the weapons trigger guard and trigger, so they also recommend that you carry your weapon without a round in the chamber. I only point this out because this information was not contained anywhere on the Amazon webpage (that I could find) for this holster and I think it probably should be, just so customers can make a fully informed purchase decision. So, with all that being said, I still really like this holster and will be using it for my backup weapon. As you can see from my three last pictures it is very difficult to see that I'm wearing it at all. It's actually under my left pant leg with my weapon and magazine. Not easy to see, I know. I call this a solid 4 star product.