Ankle Holsters is one of our most professional and covert ways to carry small handguns and revolvers. Each holster consist of a very light weight holster with thumb break for tip notch security in case of running and jumping. This holster is connected to our hand tailored back pad that is very flexible for all day comfort. Most use wool on the backs, but here at MTR we use a natural leather and line it with a sweat resistant neoprene. Using this combination cuts down on weight, smell from the wool trapping the sweat and body odor, while also making the holster sleek in design. This holster is one of my favorites in the lineup that I personally use (I carry a Kimber Solo STS).
MARK U. (verified owner) –
Great Holster! Very comfortable and great retention!
Jade (verified owner) –
The communication was excellent. I emailed customer service times and got answers to my questions with minutes. This is the best customer service I have received in a long time and I can guarantee I will buy from MTR if I need another custom holster. The product is amazing as well.
Jeffrey F. (verified owner) –
Awesome
Keith Koch (verified owner) –
I recently purchased an ankle holster from MTR for a Walther PPQ sub-compact. The quality of materials and workmanship on the holster is superior. I have two suggestions which are merely personal preference but I think they might make this good holster great. These are two features incorporated by Galco in their ankle glove model that sets their product apart from most other ankle rigs. The first is to place sheep’s wool (or similar) on the interior of the holster where it rests against the leg. The inside of the MTR holster is stiff unfinished leather and is somewhat abrasive and chafes, especially when the holster is new and if the user is not wearing socks or the portion of the leg that is in contact with the holster is not covered by socks. Also, I feel the MTR ankle holster would benefit from a strap that secures by pulling the strap towards the front of the leg or shin, not puling the strap towards the rear of the leg or calf. I think the holster could be more securely fastened by pulling the velcro strap and securing it in front of the leg, which allows you to tighten the strap without the holster rotating as much and would be preferable to pulling the strap behind the leg and the holster rotating out of it’s preferred position. Again, these are personal preferences and only offered as a suggestion to an already good product.