M.O.L.L.E pouch bag Radio Phone GPS (Multicam)

Great little pouch, but it does have its quirks. First off, it holds my Beofang with its extended battery snug and secure. The color and pattern is a good match with rest of my gear. The attachment method, while different, seems to hold. More on that later. As mentioned in another review, mine too had the velcro panel reversed on the bungee cord, and though it still worked while twisting it 180*, I chose to rethread it for a neater appearance. The fit is quite snug and I doubt the radio would work its way out regardless. The molle is unique in that it has no snaps or buttons to secure it, instead it is twice as long as normal and has a stiffener sewn into the latter half. This stiffener works great as a "needle" to thread it through the molle loops, and holds itself in place by tucking it back threw the loops on one side. Time will tell, but I doubt this setup with come undone on its own. So for the price, this is a well made and practical piece of kit. I'm glad I got it.

This MOLLE pouch is really well made. It is constructed using sturdy stitches and tough material- not cheaply made at all. It is adjustable, both in the width and depth, as well as the way you can configure the strap to attach it. I’m using it on my belt and it works great! No worries about it coming off accidentally or ripping the material. After seeing the published measurements, I was concerned that it might not fit my Yeasu FT-70DR, but it fits beautifully! It slides in and out easily, but the top strap holds it in snugly. Do not hesitate to buy this!

Fits a Yaesu VX-6R perfectly. Surprisingly well made and sturdy.

The MOLLE strap on the back of the pouch does not actually have a metal button like normal MOLLE accessories have in order to fasten to the back. The strap is extended so that after the MOLLE weave is completed you have to loop it back straight through the bottom of the webbing, at least that's how I did it. It feels awkward, but it works and seems secure enough. I feel like a shortened strap with a traditional button would work better/easier. I also feel like $30 is a little steep for this pouch. It is nice quality though and holds my Midland GXT1000 well.

We have this pouch on hunting gear so the radio isn’t around our neck or just clipped somewhere ready to fall off or break the clip off (both of which happened to other people in my group last year) This is the perfect pouch for the baofeng radio with or without the extended battery.. we also have the long antenna and this keeps everything in place. This year we will be using the connecting wire to hook the radio up to peltors. This doesn’t interfere with the case and the radio still feels secure in the case. My husband would give more stars if he could!

Lots of pros and cons for this one,first the pros,great multicam color match,good fit for radio of 5 or 7 inch,sturdy material and we'll put together.now for the cons,it is not a true molle attachment with a snap,I call it a passive molle,it has no velcro other than the front pull over and even that is reversed so you will have to put a 180 twist to secure itself,so basically it is a double length strap that is folded over and sewn at the last 2.5 inches, you will need to be creative in order to attach it to your rig.fortunately I have a quality agilite plate carrier which offers lots of great attachment points with multiple velcro points that allowed me to come up with creative way to secure it to the rig.also the price is a little too proud,I was expecting a better product for the price. Shop around there are options available at half the price that are as quality was easier method of attachment. That said if you are crafty and creative you can figure out some way to configure, but if your the type that just wants a simple way to do things this may not be your radio pouch.That is all...I'm out.

Fits a Baefeng UV-5RM perfectly and securely. I've only trained with it once, but did exactly what I expected it to do.

Holds the Baofeng UV-5R or BF-F8HP radios perfectly.