Molle Tactical Radio Holster - Heavy Duty Radio Case for 📻 Military Two-Way Walkie Talkies | Compatible with Bags, Packs, Duffels | LUITON Review

This thing's cool - the radio doesn't tip over when you sit down, so the occasional alarm doesn't go off while you're peeing.

I work in a school where I carry a radio. Instead of a belt clip, the radio has a pouch that makes holding the radio MUCH more comfortable (even with the clip attached).

I use them for emergency radios. They protect the entire housing and display of my radios and prevent them from falling out. They are very safe and of good quality. I bought two.

Very robust construction. Plenty of space for my Baofeng radio. The belt loops are strong enough that I could snap them around my side-by-side roll cage and they stayed there throughout a 4 hour ride over some very rough trails in the mountains.

I really liked this molle holder. I ordered two different ones and preferred this one because of the larger velcro surface (you can put more stuff on it) and the seams. However, when I tried to attach it to my tactical vest, the tether straps weren't long enough to fit through all of the vest's 3 standard molle loops, meaning it wobbled and popped all over the place while running. The other one I ordered is perfect for all three; nice and cozy so this is the one i go with. If anyone's…

How I use it. I'm a police officer and I spend most of my time on the freeway at high speed stopping speeding cars. I use this case to attach my Harris XL200 to my external Molly body armor. This case protects my radio and I can't feel it moving at all, even at speeds over 100mph. Excellent strap for attachment. The strap design to fix the walkie talkie in the pocket is great. It uses stretch thread and Velcro. After tightening the lace to the desired level of tension, the Velcro to which the…