LIVIQILY Tactical Leg Holster Right Hand Thigh Belt Drop Pistol Gun Holster w/Magazine Pouch for G17 19 22 23 31 32

I needed a backup dropleg holster. A co-worker suggested this one. I was skeptical due to the price but he loved his. As the saying goes "you get what you pay for" is exactly what you get with this holster.This dropleg holster would be good for cosplay and someone with thin legs! The straps, at full extension, wouldn't fit my leg. When I tried to pull the mag out of the attached mag holder the holder came off the whole paddle assembly, with the mag still inside of it, which is a serious problem. If you get in a situation where you need to do a tacticle/fast mag exchange you're going to be up a creek with this assembly. I don't recommend this holster for anyone whose life depends on drawing their weapon. However, it's good for cosplay.

Great product! But there is a downside. If you have big thighs or very muscly thighs it's hard to clip the leg straps. I wish they put extra slack in so I can raise it up more but other wise I love it.

I’ve absolutely fallen in love with this drop leg holster, practically everything about it is just spectacular. The straps for the leg are nice and wide, making it very comfortable to wear for an extended period of time, unlike some drop legs that use much more narrow and rough straps. The molded plastic holster fits my glock like a glove and includes a beautiful weapon lock to keep your piece where you put it. I also very much like the double strap for your belt rather than a large single strap, allows for a few different ways to wear the drop leg so that the shooter can customize their draw. Only thing that’s missing to me is some MOLLE straps but that’s definitely not necessary for this to holster to be perfectly functional. All in all this is a beautiful and simple holster with only a couple of frills, namely a mag holster and flashlight holster. I really do wish I had another sidearm so that I could buy this again for my left leg and have a fair excuse for why I did when my girlfriend invariably asks why!

Fits great around the leg, very comfortable. The leg pad fits my leg perfectly and the elastic band on the clip lock makes for a snug but flexible feel. The thigh straps are woven through the thigh pad with plenty of length for different sizes. Two belt straps let you adjust the hang of the holster and the swivel connectors are great for movement, also the unclip for easy removal without taking off your belt. The flashlight compartment is for a tactical flashlight, which is pretty neat but I don't have one that fits yet. You can switch out the flashlight or magazine compartment; meaning you can double up on magazines and lose the flashlight which is what I will be doing. You can also easily change the actual gun holster off the leg pad. For the money, I have never found a better holster, it is super comfortable and it looks totally Han Solo!

First of all , just get the blackhawk! Version , trust me . To get things started , the straps wouldnt stay around my thigh without the strap coming undone from its clip : i had to glue it to itsself just to keep the clip on the strap . The whole reason all of that happened is because the straps range of thigh sizes has to be made for children . A man that has any muscle or a thick woman with butt and thighs will NOT be able to use this rig for the simple fact that the straps are not gonna fit around your thighs without cutting off circulation or falling off because the strap came undone .Second , the holster looks better than the cqb holster it derives from , however is not nearly as secure . I could get my gun out with a slight use of force without pressing the button at all , and i could get the gun out easy if i BARELY pressed on the release button any little amount . This will get you dead if youre using this for work - Garda, Brinks , Security , LE , SD , Park Ranger , ANYTHING.. do not use this holster i beg you .Last but not least , i had to dive into a car to grab the keys of a drunk driver who was trying to drive away from a gas pump half conscious , in doing so i suppose the strap got snagged by the door frame or something , but about an hour later i look down and the strap is literally hanging on by a thread then completely detached and sent my weapon sliding down my leg . Needless to say this put me in a dangerous and hard position as to figure out what im going to do with no holster and the rest of my shift ahead of me .DO NOT BUY THIS HOLSTER UNLESS YOU ARE A CHILD OR SKINNY TEEN AIRSOFT PLAYER .

I bought the tactical belt and the leg holster. Took me a few minutes to figure out the straps from the holster to the belt, but if you unwrap all the Velcro it fits perfectly. Very adjustable and light weight.Overall a great product. The release works great. Tried to see if it was possible to remove the weapon without the release being pushed and it won't so it's safe and secure in the holster. Has a trigger guard which will help with those with less trigger discipline in the extraction.Only drawback, if you have a laser under the barrel, it will not fit in the holster. Since I have several Glocks, I just took the laser off of one.

I have only worn this once thus far, but I can say that it is very comfortable and my G17 sits very nicely in it. No wiggle, just a nice tight fit. The release is very easy. The elastic seems average really, nothing any better than anyone else, but no worse either. Same with the velcro. I plan to use this hunting this year and can update if it performs less than expected.

I dont really review things on here, but I just recieved, opened, and tried this on. For the price, its actually pretty nice. The magazine holster on it fits the mag and doesn't seem like it would fall out unless you're trying to do hand stands like a psycho. By looking at it, it LOOKS like you can take the glock holster off and put a different one on, say like a Blackhawk Serpa holster. I HAVE NOT tried yet though, so still unsure.So far, I believe its worth the cost. Only nit pick is that the lower of the 2 thigh straps isn't able to get as tight as I need but the 1st one can do the job.

The title says it all, but I'll give more detail.• Drop leg; the drop leg platform is made of poor quality material. This is a very soft polymer, which leads me to believe it’s actually plastic, not polymer. The seller claims this is a high density polymer. No, it’s not. It’s plastic. And soft plastic at that. The material has serious flex, which it shouldn’t have.• Holster; made of the same material as the drop leg, this holster will suffer some serious drawbacks if it’s hit, or fallen on. I feel that the unit will simply break at the seams. The mold lines are very pronounced, and as such it leads me to believe that the holster will break along those lines if stressed. At all.• The straps; the straps are not a one size fits all. Unless you have the thigh of a 12 year old kid, it’s probably not going to fit you. Even at it’s longest length, the straps would not fit me and I’m an average sized guy. Luckily I had a couple of old holsters I was able to strip the straps off of and fit onto the drop leg.So overall, this unit isn't worth the money they're charging. As stated, it is vastly over priced. This might be a good toy for a child, but for paintball, airsoft or real steel, this unit is completely wrong. It just simply won't hold up to the stress of actual use of any sort.If you really need a drop leg platform, drop the extra cash and pick up the real Blackhawk units.