Warrior Quest Adjustable 1000D Nylon Short Radio Pouch – Molle Radio Pouch Tactical Radio Holster …

Fits different sizes radios. Got this one to be able to use with extra long battery

Been using this for my radio for paintball for a while now. This thing takes a beating and has held up well after alot of abuse. Radio has never fallen out and it doesn't hit buttons or turn dials like some other pouches. I basically grab the pouch to use the radio and it doesn't effect sound quality or muffle it

Ok so like the headline says, it's a good value for the money. It's not the Blackhawk™ Strike that it's 'modeled' after, but it's close. The fact that it's 10 bucks cheaper is what caught my eye as they look identical except for the camo pattern. It is not true Multicam™. This is more like the British Mandrake camo pattern which is fine with me, not all of my kit is made up of OCP but uses some Brit pouches as well. If you think about it, that serves the aspect of camouflage a bit better. Definitely not 1000D Cordura™ but still pretty rugged. I bought two and have a Boafeng UV5RTP with 3800 battery pack in each of mine. They hold the radios well, with a little adjusting of the retention system. I have had these now for three years and they have both held up pretty well with only minor scoring of the fabric from field use. Stitching and retention show no sign of giving out anytime soon and the MOLLE straps do a 'better than good' job of holding them to kit with no movement on the webbing.

Holds small to large walkies. Color is mandrake and is an amazing buy

Awesome product, that simply works like it should, with no extra bells and whistles.It's made to hold a radio, and it holds the radio.My radio model is a BaoFeng UV-82HP and it fits fine.

Good quality at a affordable price. It’s small enough to fit most new radios really well. It’s a good addition to any duty belt. Also it will give you the confidence of being able to run without fear of your radio flying away. I would recommend this to anyone.

Looks and feels fine. Little on the big side for smaller radios like the ones I have the BF-888S and UV-5RV2+(may hold this one better if i get the extended battery for it)

Yes, it will hold a standard mil handset. Yes it will hold a baofeng. However, since most of us are using baofeng, and there's even one in the pictures, you should pay special attention to the fact that the strap does not contact the radio, so it's not held securely. If you use the short battery, even at maximum adjustment, the radio is not tightly bound and will wobble around. Not terrible. Not optimal. Larger batteries and milspec radios fit much better, but... About that adjustable strap. It's not much fun because it jams when you insert the radio, forcing you to wiggle the radio or futz with the pocket to get the unit seated. I am not a fan of the adjustable feature on this product. While it does allow the pouch to be used with smaller radios, it interferes with seating, and the strap has no quick release, so you're futzing with the strap or you're pulling off a velcro patch, neither of which is optimal. For the price, It's workable. The pack straps work well enough. I'll use it, but only until I find something better.