Reviews - Galco Ankle Glove Holster, Right Hand, Black - Sig-Sauer P239 9mm AG296 Reviews - GC-HT-FBEEEC-AG296

Author: dan8844 (verified customer) from Crosby TX on Feb 3, 2012
Pros:  The padding makes it extremely comfortable.
Cons:  Pricey
Would recommend:  yes

dan8844 wrote:

Great holster for when Ankle carry is appropriate. very comfortable and hte Thumb break secures it but makes for a quick release.

Author: HoseSimian (verified customer) , LE.Fire.EMS, from Beaufort SC on Jan 21, 2012
Would recommend:  no

HoseSimian wrote:

Purchased this for duty back up use. Used it for a couple shifts and didn't feel there was enough velcro on velcro. Put it away for awhile. Purchased the boot extender and it makes it larger, bulky and loose.

Author: mlo50 from Scottsbluff, NE on Aug 1, 2011
Pros:  Quality manufacture, secure
Cons:  A little larger than others I have owned.
Would recommend:  yes

mlo50 wrote:

Well built, secure. Due to construction, a little larger than the pure fabric holster I had, making it a bit more noticeable.

Author: evs40242 (verified customer) from Louisville KY on Jul 20, 2011
Pros:  Quality materials, Snug and secure fit, Easy thumb break
Cons:  Big and a little pricey
Would recommend:  yes

evs40242 wrote:

This holster is exactly what it claims. The neoprene is very secure and comfortable to wear. The only cons that I noticed were the that the holster is fairly large for someone to wear on their ankle, but that's just the way it has to be to fit a glock 27. It's not unnecessarily big, just big enough for the weapon to fit in, but in my opinion it's not something you want to wear all day in that location. I bought the holster to wear during court appearances in shirt, tie, and slacks (agency requirement). I can't imagine a case in which I would wear a 27 on my ankle other than that (due to weight and size). Additionally, the Galco holster is the nicest one that I've seen for this weapon, but $71 for it is about the limit I think anyone should pay. Galco has always been proud of their products though. I think Galco should include the calf strap for the $71 price tag. Yes the holster is very tight and needs to be broken in, but the weapon fits in it perfectly. I read some reviews ...
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Author: phillipmorin (verified customer) from Crystal, MN on Jun 17, 2011
Pros:  comfortable and easily concealable
Cons:  maybe a pull strap to get it tight instead of pulling on velcro
Would recommend:  yes

phillipmorin wrote:

I love it. It fits my Kahr perfect. no one has noticed it at all and it is very comfortable. I wear it witht he draw on the inside of my leg and it works perfect. Thanks for making such a great holster.. PS, get the calf strap with it.. it helps keep it in place

Author: Tigeroptics (verified customer) from Upstate, SC on Jun 16, 2011
Pros:  Comfortable, secure, well-constructed
Cons:  The cost of the extender kit
Would recommend:  yes

Tigeroptics wrote:

I'm very happy with the Ankle Glove and use it almost daily. This is my 2nd one after my first one disappeared. I liked it enough to buy another, and I'm amazed at how secure and comfortable it is. I wish the extension kit (for boots) wasn't so expensive though.

Author: Phil from Macon, Ga on May 23, 2011
Would recommend:  yes

Phil wrote:

Good value for the money, it fits better than the others I tried.

Author: otakki (verified customer) from IN on Apr 30, 2011
Pros:  Comfortable, secure.
Cons:  Pricey, takes time to break in.
Would recommend:  yes

otakki wrote:

Bought this after reading lots of reviews online and in books. The quality is high, as expected from the high price. It is so comfortable that I forget it is there most of the time. It certainly has a well deserved reputation. Have not had the chance to try it in hot weather. Hopefully Galco's customer service will be good is something breaks. It seems that customer service is less than idea according to many; that was the main reason for my hesistation after reading all those reviews.

Author: DPD22 from Decatur, IL on Mar 3, 2011
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

DPD22 wrote:

This is an excellent high quality ankle holster. This is the third one I have owned over the last 13 years. The first was for a Glock 27, and the last two were for Smith and Wesson J Frames. The current thumb break model will fit hammer and hammerless J Frames. This is comfortable to wear and lasts. The only reason I had to buy a second one for my 642 is because the first one was an older model that would only work with exposed hammmer models.

Author: fsuranger (verified customer) from sarasota, fl on Feb 22, 2011
Pros:  Comfort
Cons:  Single point of contact
Would recommend:  yes

fsuranger wrote:

Very comfortable holster. Thumb break is easy to use. Only bad side is that there is only the one velcro strap. No fear of it coming off, but I am not sure how I would feel running any distance in it.