Radio Pouch

This MOLLE radio pouch works great for keeping my Anysecu T60 Zello radio securely attached to my work bag. The adjustable straps hold the device snugly, and the build feels tough enough for daily use. It’s easy to clip on and off, and the included patch is a nice touch. Solid tactical accessory—does exactly what it’s supposed to.

It's construction is of heavy duty nylon, and it's stiched together very well. It should stand up to years of use and clean easily with water and air drying (may take a few days to fully dry). The adjustable Paracord type straps should last for a good number of years if they aren't ham-handedly stretched each time they are used. They can also be replaced if needed. The weakest part of the holster is it's Velcro system. It's that rather cheap stuff that works great for awhile, but then starts to not hold very well. That's when you'll end up replacing the holster. The American flag patch is a Velcro patch. My guess on why some people didn't get it with the holster is the package system (be it machine or people) missed the fact that the Velcro patch just didn't stay in place when they went to pack it. So if you get it for the patch, stich it on if you don't want to lose it.

It seems to be good quality. Though I don't like how the top of the straps were mounted. Instead of stitching them directly to the holster they go through a buckle and is stitched to itself. It's not perfect though as it could slip through the buckles and fall off. I meant to return it but waited too long. I found a model specific kydex holster that I liked more and ended up giving this away to a coworker without ever using it.

My Baopheng radio fits perfectly in this radio pouch. It’s very sturdy and the Molle attached good. Greta value for the price. It holds the radio when I run while training.

Good. Works how it should.

The good- Cost as of this writing is $10 vs the 5.11 brand that costs $26 The bad- The straps on this one are not firm, and will cause your radio to sag and hang away from your body. It’s a good looking radio holder but the limp straps really downgrade it significantly. If you plan on using this often, go spend the extra money and be happier. If you got this as a backup or will only use it on rare occasions, it’s fine. Quality seems fine, except for the limp and saggy straps. Basically the 5.11 is like a 25 year old and this one is more like a 65 year old.

Garmin does not offer a pouch or any reasonable way to carry the Garmin 700i GPS. I read on the Garmin forums that this radio pouch is a good fit for this hefty GPS. I have been using this pouch to carry the GPS on 4-7 mile walks/hikes every day (attached to my belt) and it has yet to show any sign of wear. The GPS has never fallen out of the pouch yet it fits loose enough that I can reasonably easily insert and remove it. I removed the bungee strap which is intended to secure the radio. Perhaps I will add the strap, but with a loop to go over the GPS antenna nub for extra security.

Gives enough space to hold the radio and comfortable.