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Your cart is empty. Improved with Longer 59" Shoulder strap and a Movable Mic clip.
Fits most modern Full-Size VHF/UHF, Ham, Police, Fire, APX, VHF Marine, etc. Walkie Talkie Radios, GPS, or Radio Scanners to 4.92" (H) x 1.77 (W) x 2.56" (l) dimensions. Compatible with Motorola, Baofeng, Cobra, Garmin, Icom, Kenwood, Nagoya, Standard Horizon, TYT, Yaesu, Midland, Uniden, etc. Easily adjusts to fit most modern Fire, Police, and Ham Radio HT’s or Walkie Talkies
As a Shoulder Strap Holster the Anti-Sway Strap which prevents your radio from swinging to the front and hitting the ground when you lean forward.
As a belt holster that fits up to 3" wide belts. Secure Velco/Snap attachments allow you to attach Holster to belt without taking it off.
The Firefighter's Radio Shoulder Strap features 1” wide heavy-duty webbing for comfort with convenient swivel snap hooks that attach to the D-rings on the Radio Holster.
Joe
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
horrible quality, lightweight...clips broke within 15 minutes
Keith F.
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
This is a simple and straightforward holster for almost any HT. You can hear it on your belt or with the shoulder strap and it even has an anti-sway connection so your radio isn't banging into your hip while walking. Fits both of my HTs a Motorola and a Yeasu. So depending on where I am going I don't need 2 holsters to securely carry my radio.
Woodrow
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
This thing is very small. It only came with one “d-ring” so I can’t attach the strap to the bag without a different clip. The Motorola APX4000 barely fits and even when you get it crammed into the pouch it wants to flip upside down because it is top heavy compared to the size of the pouch. The strap seems fine other than it is very skinny so I’m sure it will start to cut into your neck on extended scenes. Not something I would carry anyway. This would be great if a small child wanted to carry a fake radio to be like mommy or daddy or maybe a small walkie talkie around a camp ground. As a first responder this is not something I would recommend to any of my crew.
MrTechieMan
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
Good for carrying around a radio on a family hike, but not at all built for fire work or even first responders, it's just not up to that kind of task.
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