will this work well with a glock 26 anf for jogging and walking
272949
I will say yes. I recommend getting it to fit like a under Armour shirt. Which they are designed to fit that way. I think it would work fine. As long as you have a shirt over it. This will help hold it in place better when running.
272950
Yes. It work well. Works good for my Glock 17 4th generation which is bigger. I hike every weekend all year long and carry my Glock 17 with me and it fits great. You can order a second velcro gun hold if you want two since it works on either side. Don't be fooled by the velcro. It holds great. Jogging with any gun seems awkward but I believe it will stay snug mine does on long mountain hikes.
741220
Should be OK for jogging as it is very light weight and small. Has a "hold" feature to keep in on stations. Just remember, weak signal stations may fade in and out.
984365
I don't believe it would be practical. You might force it in but the fit would be poor and very top heavy. Wouldn't really consider a G26 an ankle gun. It would serve as a primary carry gun and the guns intended for this ankle holster would be considered backup guns.
2111688
Depending on what weapon you are carrying and how tight you have the straps, yes. I ran with it and never had any issues.
1309677
I have the Glock 27 and it that fits very well. It should hold your 26 without issue but the question will be how long it hangs below the holster and will it affect your ankle. Not sure what the size comparison is between the Glock 26 and 27.
729359
It sure will. That is what I carry in it and the holster is very comfortable and stays put.
54499
Probably not, the holster is not comfortable and does not stay in place. It fit's a glock 23 reasonable though again this holster is uncomfortable AND it comes out with the glock when you draw from it.
1529688
I have never ran with this but have gone on plenty of walks. The shocks are okay but I would probably suggest a jogger stroller. It's a little tough to steer through grass and rocks walking. I cannot imagine at a jog or run pace.
2111687
I've used it to run building clearing practice, quite a bit of running, kneeling, climbing, holds very tight and secure... it's a well made holster able to adapt to quite a range of firearm sizes as well, I've used it for both a Glock 20 and an S&W 9mm. Reminds me of the tactical holster I used for CQB Marine corps!
1353342
I have not used it as a jogger yet. It has been very stable as a trailer providing I ride sensibly. I believe it will be fine as a jogger if jogging occurs on paved decent surfaces and with out abrupt changes of direction. Any jogger is subject to sensible use. I would buy this product again.
826752
Hi,Yes love this as a jogger. I spent a month researching since these things are so expensive and have been very pleased with this model. You lock the front tire for jogging and it handles great. Absorbs bumps well too. I have a 26 lbs French bulldog and you end up with a great arm workout as an added bonus.
239446
I use this clip with my LC9. It is very tight / secure. I don't do much running, so I can't address that specifically. The type of belt you are wearing affects how it rides. I use it both with and without belt. Works well for me.
803238
Yesj, it will be a little loose, but it should work just fine.Remember, if UR right handed make sure the holster fits under left shoulder.
1001575
Yes - we use this with a double BOB jogger for our 3 mo & it works well. I think they don't recommend joggers in general less than 3mo though.
1954278
I think that it would do fine with the Glock 27. The band is elastic and snug around the gun.
156430
Mr. Heintritz, Jr. is correct, this holster will indeed work with the Glock 26. I have tried the fit with a friends holster who owns a Glock 19 and I own a Glock 26. My G26 fit perfectly.....even looked a little better than when fitted with the G19. I also use G19 mags in my G26 with spacer sleeves. Works great. Purchase with confidence!
2180473
I haven't tried them out running, but for walking, they're fine so long as you keep the device within the specified range which is on an arm band. Hope this helps.