📻 Efficient Chest Front Pouch Holster Vest for Two Way Radio Walkie Talkie - abcGoodefg Radio Harness (Rescue Essentials) Review

I only bought this for one outfit and was disappointed that the vest has a big ugly ABC writing in white right on the front. If it was on the inside or on the strap or on the back it would be ok, but RIGHT on the front it's not ok as NONE of the pics had any branding for the variant I bought. I will change to 5 stars if the seller wants to fix everything.

Well made, very comfortable. An iPhone 6/7/8 easily fits into the central pocket. NOT suitable for iPhone 8+ (see photo). Quality construction and exactly what I wanted for skiing and backcountry. Pocket for radio and PIEPS if required. 1 star deduction for branding. Seriously, you could put anything there. Looks pretty cheap. Let's put a payment on it.

I wear a chest size of 52/54", and although I couldn't wear it with a coat underneath, the elastic band fits for the summer. There are also adjustable shoulder straps. I'm not exactly used to it, wearing something as big as a bra, but I think that's how it's supposed to fit.(It's actually lower, but doesn't look like it's right down there.) The webbing and stitching seem to be of decent quality .Will let you guys know how it survives long term.Overall happy with the price and I'm sure it will…

I am a radio amateur and I use to be a radio speaker at various races and cycling events. This vest is very suitable for that. I carry two radios with me, the vest fits both and has a pocket for a notepad and pencil. Different sizes of radios can be used by adjusting the Velcro strap that wraps around the back of the device. Also, the vest keeps the radios close to your chest so you don't drop them when you bend down to pick something up. I use a Nagoya antenna that sticks out about 17 inches…

For $$ this is a decent radio vest. Bought as a broom fire vest as my station has a lot of wooded areas and large fields that we often have to chase fires through and our broom jackets are so light our extended battery Motorola brand radios were too heavy to handle. safely in the radio bag. For taller men it needs some adjustment to fit and hold the radio well but it works and is very satisfied given the lower price compared to the traditional ones sold in fire department stores. Quality may…

I use this strap for my Railroad radio which barely fits but does fit. If your radio is much wider than the picture, it probably won't fit. It doesn't sound like much, but this harness is incredibly comfortable and well-balanced. I don't find it bouncing up and down my chest depending on the clothing and the weight I'm putting on it. The only strap that goes around your back seems quite flimsy but it is very stretchy and so far I've been using this product for a while and haven't found this to…

I am planning to use this setup for CERT events and with two radio housings I can track two frequencies at the same time. I bought a "green" rig which is black as pictured. There were no instructions or tips included with the product so I had to play around with it for a while to figure out how it all worked. The 2.5 inch velcro in the picture is not for the back but for adjusting the radio housings; The "belt" is a 1 inch elastic. There is only one buckle on the belt (on the right-hand side)…