Abbree Front Pack Pouch Holster Vest Rig Chest Bag Carry Case For Baofeng Motorola Midland Ect Two Way Radio Walkie Talkie(Rescue Essentials) Review

This slim fit vest holds up to three HT at a 45º angle near the chest. Unfortunately, there are no instructions, so it's difficult to figure out all the adjustable straps. There is also a hard plastic "loop" on one of the back straps which I can't figure out.

I've used this in search and rescue for over a year and it worked incredibly well for the price compared to the coaxsher. Lots of different adjustment points to adjust it to your comfort level. It would be nice if there was a writing pad option like the Coaxsher, and the shoulder light mount sucks. Overall a good product at a low price.

The idea is right, but the extra pockets are useless. Your phone won't fit in your back pocket, if you don't want your phone to be destroyed by the radio, the flashlight holder is only suitable for a pen flashlight if you are really trying. Good if all you need is a radio, a mini-notebook and a pen. It works for what I had to do, the quality is satisfactory, it will take a few more hunting trips.

A reliable product and basically a Coaxsher RCP-1 Pro clone but at a much lower price. It's not a particularly thick material, but it's held up well enough (so far) for a few full-load hikes. The only thing I would wish for is some padding on the flat part that rests on the chest as I carry some particularly heavy metal objects in the main compartment. If you're thinking of that off-label use, you can do as I do and quickly sew on some padding, and that should work just as well for you as it…

It's small. It is difficult to see in the photo, but on the side there are 2 external pockets made by twisting the velcro on the back. This allows you to make bags narrower or wider. The top and bottom of the outer pockets are fastened with a strap at the front. Unfortunately, when you open the clasp the bottom of the bag falls out and you can play a little game of tag with your radio/phone/GPS. I have no idea why the strap that goes under the phone is not attached anywhere. If you screw the…

A friend has a Coaxsher bib and bought an Abbbree for a much lower price. In comparison, they are identical, including the notepad folding feature. Although not advertised on Abbere, there are two elastic straps at the back that need to be hooked. There are three pockets on the front. Medium stretch and suitable for a range of radios including the FT470. However, this is the only one that fits my phone. Others fit Baofeng UV5R radios and similar size radios. The left one is large enough for…