Bianchi 4750 Triad Ankle Holster - Size: 13/14 (Black)

It took me a bit to get the pad underneath the pistol situated right, but once I got it, this thing is pretty comfortable, and by far, the most secure ankle holster I've had or could imagine. I wear it sometimes so that the pistol is on the outside on my right leg, and sometimes on the inside on my left leg.I carry a Springfield XP 9mm which is a fair size pistol and it works great. Keep in mind that as far as concealment is concerned, a holster can only do so much. Depending on the size of your gun, and the size of your pants, is going to make a difference on how it fits and looks. The job of the holster is to carry the gun, period. And this one does a good job. I've had this one for about a year, and it still works great! I would highly recommend this. No regrets for me.

I had some trouble finding any holster, let alone an ankle holster I liked for my LC9 with CT laser. After some trial and error I hit upon this one. I did have to modify it a bit by removing about an inch of the inner stiching in the gun compartment. This is no way made the holster's gun compartment loose. It still holds my gun very securely.This holster is fairly comfortable on my ankle and I really like the middle Velcro strap that tightens the gun closer to your ankle. My gun practically sits flush against my calf which is a very nice feature. I wear combat boots most of the time so I took out the removable foam padding since this made the gun stick out too far and the holster is still quite comfortable with the leather of my boot acting as a friction barrier against the holster. Another feature I liked was the snap closer instead of Velcro for the top safety tab since there's absolutely nothing stealthy about hearing the sound of Velcro ripping loose if and when you need to get your gun un-holstered quietly.Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. The only thing that is a possible negative is that since I modified this holster and it's not specifically designed for a LC9 with CT laser it has the potential for depressing the CT laser button if the gun is pushed too deep into the holster. Knowing this I'm careful to sit my gun accordingly and just check it occasionally. I've never had the gun slip on its own yet and set off the laser though - it's only if I push the gun too far down when holstering it in the first place.As time goes by I may be able to find a holster that fits my gun exactly but in the meantime this is a good compromise. I've had Fobus ankle holsters in the past and really liked them since they form-fit your exact gun so I'm comparing this Bianchi Holster to those. If Fobus ever makes an ankle hoster for a Ruger LC9 with CT laser I will buy that but this Bianchi is a very close second choice.

People often complain in reviews about how an item doesn’t meet their expectations when often those expectations are unrealistic and to be honest rather dumb. I see reviews where stars are taken off for this product because the reviewer feels it’s rather bulky on their ankle or it’s difficult to put their pant leg over the holster with a gun in it. What do they expect when they strap a Glock 17, 19, 30, or 36 to their ankle? This holster is made to hold large pistols. It’s physically impossible to attach a large pistol to your leg and make it feel like nothing is there. This ankle holster is well made, allows you to carry a large pistol securely on your leg, and is reasonably priced. I think it’s great. I now comfortably and securely carry my Glock 36 on my ankle all day. I would highly recommend this product.

I usually can't stand to carry on my ankle but alas there are times where hip carry is just not doable such as family functions, weddings etc. This holster can look confusing at first glance but it all gets clear once you've read the instructions. I opted to get the extension straps because I wear boots most of the time. This holster is the most secure and comfortable ankle holster I've ever owned. Worth every penny! It is a little bulky so a good set of wide bottom pants are on order. I am just fine with the Eotac or 5.11 tactical pants I wear on a daily basis when I'm not on duty. Bottom line, GET IT!!! Thanks again to Amazon.com for making it affordable.

Stable holster reliable and comfortable. I got this for my Glock 23 fits like a glove and is secure. You really can't ask for more, your firearm will be right where you put it every time.A few tips, if you have thick boots or you're a big guy like me buy the extenders they are easy to add and remove as needed and you wont lose any stability in the holster if you use them. If you have boots with zippers on them wear a thick pair of socks or take the pad that comes with the holster and put it between you ankle and the zipper.

Very nice product. Fits my Ruger SR40C and my husbands CZ arms compact 40. Only complaint is that the Velcro straps are kind of itchy and I had to make extensions. I do have larger calves, but as a woman I would imagine an average size man would also need extensions. (Dual sided Velcro from a craft store worked great).

This holster is the most comfortable ankle holster I have used. I use this one for a Glock 27; I have another for a Smith and Wesson J-frame.It is well-made, nicely padded, and carries the weapon securely. The Velcro straps hold the holster solidly in place. Drawing the weapon requires that the trouser leg be hitched up, and then the weapon retention strap (heavy rubber o-ring with snap) can be released and the weapon drawn. With a bit of practice, drawing from this holster is fumble-free and quick.

Well made holster and holds the weapon without it moving around the leg. Unfortunately, for me, the Glock is slightly too large for the ankle. Still noticeable when worn. This is not the holster it's the weapon.