Galco Gunleather offers new fits for Ankle Guard holster
Galco launches new fits for its Ankle Guard holster. (Photo: Galco Gunleather)
Galco Gunleather expands the range of fits for its Ankle Guard holster, adding a slew of new models to help gun owners get the most out of concealment.
Launched at SHOT Show 2018 in Las Vegas, the Ankle Guard first boasted compatibility with Glock 26/27, 19/23 and 43 models. Galco has since added more models to its inventory to include: 3-inch 1911, Glock 42, Sig-Sauer P365 and P938, Smith & Wesson Shield and Springfield XD-S 3.3-inch.
The Ankle Guard offers adjustability through its twin tension units. (Photo: Galco Gunleather)
The Ankle Guard features an open-top design with twin tension units, giving users the ability to make quick adjustments for easier drawing and better on-body security. Galco says the Ankle Guard is styled to accommodate a variety of gun features for better concealment.
“The Ankle Guard’s ‘trench’ style sight rail accommodates virtually all iron sights. The front of the Ankle Guard is cut low and allows use of most carry-style optical sights,” the holster maker said in a news release.
Padded with sheepskin, the neoprene ankle cuff holster secures with a hook-and-loop closure. The rig offers an optional Ankle Calf Strap that attaches via a slot in the holster body. Fitting ankles up to 13-inches in circumference, the black Ankle Guard holster retails for $85.
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