Viperade Versatile Interphone Adjustable Multi Functional Review

Works great with my PDAs. Adjusts to different sizes. Fits my UV5R with extended battery, TYT DMR, FT1D and others. Not big enough for the HT1000, but you don't need it.

This pouch only uses a MOLLE strap so the radio inside bounces around and doesn't hold well. It has good velcro for attaching to a belt, which I haven't tried yet. If you're looking for a MOLLE radio pouch, look elsewhere.

Likely to attach a strap to a backpack strap but is NOT designed to interact with MOLLE/PALS webbing. The straps on the back are side by side and the PALS straps (PALS is the name of the actual strapping system, often colloquially referred to as "MOLLE") are spaced 1" apart so they cannot be clipped.

This case fits my Baofeng UV-82HP, Baofeng FS-888S and my Kenwood G71. My much smaller Kenwood TH-F6 fits, but it's kind of swallowed up by this larger body. A NOTICE. It can also be adjusted when adding a longer/longer battery to the UV-82HP. I would recommend this case for most radios except very small compacts like the TH-F6. Straps/Velcro are easily adjustable. Should attach to most belts or webbing.

This radio holder is too frilly to be practical and its one size fits all can snag if you're not careful. weak points; Not wide enough or deep enough for an Icom floating VHF radio. Also, the elastic strap used to secure the radio in the cradle is too weak and may slip off. disappointing considering the cost of time, purchase price and shipping costs. E-commerce is the bane of quality and customer satisfaction!

I downgraded my rating from 3/5 to 2/5 because the more I used it the less satisfied I got. Although it is "universal", radios slide out very easily when the bottom is open. No matter how well I fitted it to my radio, I found it slipped out too easily. As a result, I had to attach my radio to the inside of my bag to keep it secure, making it difficult to remove if needed. If possible I will replace it with something better.

I hung this bag on my vest. It's supposed to be Molle compatible, but it's not. The attachment system on it consists of two vertical Velcro straps and a pair of horizontal Velcro straps. When attached to a Molle system, this radio holder slides vertically. But if you attach something else to it, like a duty belt, it might work. Now one of the advantages of this radio holder is its adjustability. You can adjust the width and height to fit many radios, which is great. The buckle for attaching the

Bought this walkie talkie case for work. All we have are factory clamps. Well, I'm an industrial mechanic and I have to squeeze into very tight spaces. Climb over and under gear. So the factory clip on my Motorola doesn't really hold anything. This holster has been around for about a year. Addicted to everything and constantly exposed to water, chemicals and pollution of all kinds. So far it has survived a radio or two. Even the plastic is still holding up. My only complaint is the stretch…