📻 Universal Radio Case: Secure your Walkie Talkie with this Nylon Holster for Motorola, Kenwood, Icom, HYT, and more (1 Pack) Review

For the price, however, this product wasn't bad. Any position I wear my radio often works back and forth and up and down and I'm sitting in chairs etc on the strap itself so the seams have been sewn, the strap loops slowly but surely unfold allowing the strap itself is essentially slow cutting through the seams, it seems they could have paid a little more attention to that area

I bought this case for my BaoFeng UV-5R EX radio. Although the description said it would fit, it didn't. It was so tight that the buttons on the walkie-talkie were pushed and the radio turned on. I had to return this case as it was too small. I really wanted to save it but it didn't work for my application. It's well made and good stuff, it just didn't work for my radio.

I had problems with the belt clip breaking on Baofeng 5R, so I bought this bag to carry on my belt. The case is very durable and solves the problem with a fragile clip. However, if you are using a speaker/microphone or speaker, the radio will not fit in the case when plugged into the port on the side of the radio. I cut out a small window on the side of the case to allow the pins to go in and now I'm happy with this product.

It might be good for a kid's walkie-talkie, but that's about it. I give it two stars for durability, but it's too strong for practical use. By that I mean that the pocket holding the radio is so unyielding it almost feels rigid. Unless you have a teenage radio (my Baofeng UV-82HP is pretty small), you'll have to put it in your pocket and end up pressing buttons that activate functions you have no idea about. The sides are too deep to allow access to the headset ports and also obscure the…

For the price, this case is well made and fits UV-82HP and BF-888S. I'll try to find a 1/4 to 1/2 piece of rubber that will fit in the bottom of the case. This raises the radios and exposes most of the speaker. With the 888S, the speaker is completely enclosed. See photo. This bag is designed to be worn on a belt. It cannot be attached to a strap or belt. It must be threaded through the sewn loop on the body. Pushing the sides of the case outward deforms it, allowing the radios to slide in and…