Anyone carrying in an ankle holster?

[ShelbyJK500]

I've carried a Glock 27 on my ankle for the past 10 years with an Uncle Mike's holster. Cheap and worked like it should for all those years. I am getting away from the heavier 27 though for something smaller like a Shield or Bodyguard. I was surprised how much I didn't realize it was there most of the time and that a cheap holster lasted that long (and was worn almost 24/7).

[RTillery]

THIS!
J-Frame BUG. I forget the damn thing is there!

Renegade Cozy for me too. Colt Detective Special. I have a crippled up left leg that is about half the size of my right leg. Works great to conceal the little revolver. I drive a lot and it is very comfortable.

[kawiracer14]

I've carried a smith and wesson snub nose in an ankle holster, but it really only stays up if I wear boots with it. In sneakers it seems to slide down while I walk the dog. Not in love with it.

[Shiro]

Boot cut jeans are your friends. Seriously ankle is one of the best and most comfortable methods, especially if you're wearing athletic clothes that print a normal holster like crazy. I tried the 5.11 shirts but found them to be very chafing with much motion, unless you had a shirt under them, which makes you pretty hot even in winter. They are great for concealing other things that are not so heavy though

[Alpha2]

Technically, you're supposed to wear the gun on the inside of your weak-side ankle. Right. Tried that, it rode on my ankle bone, that was good for about 2 minutes. It's been on the outside of my strong-side ankle for years now, and I don't know it's there unless I stomp my feet to get snow off in the winter.

HINT: You DON'T want to get one of the holsters without a rolled edge on the strap around your ankle. It's like a razor in no time. I wore a Walther PPS until I got my Kimber Solo 9 to work without failures, and haven't looked back.