Lightweight ankle holster designed for comfort and concealment
Low-profile design ideal for pant leg concealment
The suede-lined Cordura pad not only provides comfort but also adds a layer of protection for your firearm
Passive retention allows for rapid firearm presentation
Retention adjustment screw available on most models for personalized fit

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To use the ankle rig and holster, position it on your ankle with the buckle facing forward. Wrap the Velcro strap around your ankle and secure it through the front buckle, tightening it securely. Make sure to wear socks that are high enough to allow the Velcro strap to attach to the sock, preventing any rubbing. Cover the holstered firearm and ankle rig with your pant leg for discreet concealment. When drawing your firearm, pull up your pant leg and draw quickly and confidently. If you experience any discomfort or are unsure about how to wear the holster, discontinue use immediately. Before carrying a loaded firearm, carefully read and understand the operating and safety instructions specific to your holster series (e.g., Standard series, Evolution series). Everyone needs a backup plan and the Fobus concealed ankle holster offers a lightweight, comfortable option for all-day wear. It features a suede-lined Cordura pad for added comfort and an adjustable Velcro strap to securely attach the holster to your leg.

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