VIPERADE MOLLE Radio Pouch - Universal Walkie Talkie Holster for Duty Belt & Vest, Tactical Radio Holder for Baofeng, Motorola

I've been looking for something like this for a long time. I use a mirrorless camera that can record long videos to an SSD. I use a large power bank to keep the camera running for long periods and needed a convenient way to carry the power bank. Every other solution I tried was inadequate. The latest was a mobile phone clamp, which broke, allowing my expensive power bank to fall to the floor. Fortunately it wasn't damaged.This holder is economical (a priority for me), durable (excellent stitching), adjustable (to fit various sizes of power bank - velcro EVERYWHERE) (see, Photo 1), comfortable, secure - the power bank rides low in the holder so the center of gravity is low and and it doesn't move around, has a wide belt loop to prevent movement when I'm walking and - this is HUGE - the elastic straps that run across the top from the back to the buckle keep the USB-C cable secure so it doesn't disconnect (see Photo 2), which of course would stop the camera. Did I mention that it looks cool?If this holder isn't also advertised with photography equipment it should be. It's PERFECT!

I picked up the VIPERADE Radio Holster to use with my BTECH UV-Pro, and I’m seriously impressed. This is one of the best-designed radio holsters I’ve come across—well-made, versatile, and clearly built with real-world use in mind. It's easily configurable to use with my other radios as well with it's velcro strap.✅ Perfect Fit for UV-Pro:The BTECH UV-Pro fits snugly and securely in the holster, even with the stock antenna and extended battery. The adjustable straps make it easy to get the right fit without squeezing the radio too tight, and it’s compatible with other similar-size HTs too.✅ MOLLE-Compatible and Versatile:I’ve attached this holster to my backpack strap, plate carrier, and even my vehicle headrest using MOLLE—it holds firm and gives quick access when I need it. Whether you're on a hike, at an event, or in an emergency setup, it’s a super practical addition.✅ Durable Build:Made with high-quality nylon and reinforced stitching, this holster can take a beating. I’ve used it in the field, during drills, and in the rain—it holds up like a champ.✅ Comfortable & Lightweight:Even after hours of wear, it doesn’t feel bulky or get in the way. The elastic retention system keeps the radio from bouncing or shifting while you move.✅ Excellent Vendor:Viperade just makes solid products and if something is wrong with your product, they fix it.📌 Pro Tip:If you're using the UV-Pro with a longer aftermarket antenna, the open-top design still allows room without interfering with draw or re-holstering.📌 Pro Tip: Since the Btech Uv-Pro is bluetooth and can work with the Btech BS-22 Bluetooth Speaker/Mic, you can throw a rope up in a tree and attach it to the Viperade Holster and hoist it up in the air to get you extra height. Then use your Bluetooth Mic/Speaker to Tx. This gives you improved height without the attenuation from a 30ft coax cable. Think a slim jim atenna without the cable.Final Thoughts:If you’re running a BTECH UV-Pro (or any Baofeng-style handheld), the VIPERADE Radio Holster is a fantastic accessory. It’s rugged, adaptable, and provides the secure carry solution I was looking for. Highly recommended for field work, ham ops, preppers, or anyone on the go.

It’s secure, and easier access when I have to change channels. Especially working out of a car. Holds big and small radios. Fits Motorola 5000 perfect. Mole doesn’t go all the way up the back so it’s not perfectly flush against vest but it works well

I purchased one Viperade Adjustable Nylon Handheld Radio Pouch to see if it would securely hold and protect one of my BaoFeng BF-8FHP radios when mounted and carried on my B.O.B.'s MOLLE webbing ladder system. The 3800 mAh Li-ion Extended Battery will be the radio's primary power source, but I might occasionally need to use it with the shorter 2000 mAh Li-ion OEM Battery while the larger battery recharges from my solar charging system's power bank. With the larger 3800 mAh battery installed, the Viperade pouch fit my BF-8FHP like a glove. It was easy to adjust it to the correct width and depth with the Velcro panels on this pouch, and its height was perfect, allowing me to snug it up to my radio with its elastic cord fitting neatly inside both the On/Off Switch and the Nagoya 16.5" Whip Antenna I use without crowding or impacting them in any way. The radio's PTT button and the Mic/Earphone or Mike/Shoulder Speaker jacks were not blocked or covered at all by this pouch. If I need to change frequencies, I can quickly and easily release the buckle and webbing strap to which the elastic cord is attached and remove the radio from the pouch to access the radio's keyboard. When finished, I can easily slide the radio back into the pouch and push the buckle closed again, securing the radio without needing to re-adjust the elastic cord again. While the pouch's front panel covers my radio's speaker, it doesn't block or reduce the radio's sound appreciably. If using the radio with either the Mic/Earphone or the Mic/Shoulder Speaker, having the pouch's front panel covering the radio's speaker is a non-issue. The Viperade Adjustable Handheld Radio Pouch is made of very durable nylon, strong Velcro strips, and durable, strong elastic cord materials, and a high level of craftsmanship is evident from the accuracy of cutting the materials, sewing the panels together with straight stitches that are doubled in those locations receiving higher levels of stress or wear. The pouch can be mounted to standard MOLLE webbing ladders with two strong Velcro strips at the top and bottom of the pouch's back side. If wearing the pouch on a standard duty belt is preferred, it has a wide belt loop that will fit the widest and thickest duty belt you might find. Either the MOLLE or belt loop will hold this pouch very securely for you to access your radio quickly and easily.The only negative I found with the Viperade Adjustable Radio Pouch was if I was using the smaller OEM 2000 mAh Li-ion Battery in my BF-8FHP radio. The pouch would allow me to adjust its height to still hold my radio securely inside it. But all of the radio's operating controls, except the On/Off switch, and the Mic/Earphone or Mic/ Shoulder Speaker jacks were completely covered by the pouch's panels. I could carry my radio in the pouch securely, but I would have to remove the radio entirely from the pouch to use it, if the smaller OEM 2000 mAh Li-ion battery was installed. When I consider the manner in which I would be using my BF-8FHP radio during a disaster situation, natural or man-made, or in a SHTF event, that one negative isn't a deal-breaker, as far as I'm concerned, so I didn't deduct a star for it. All in all, I was impressed with the Viperade Nylon Adjustable Handheld Radio MOLLE-ladder or Duty Belt Carrying Pouch's functionality and ease of use, quality of materials and craftsmanship, and value delivered for its price, compared to other competitive products.I'm making this short addition to my review because I "McGyvered" a very simple, but effective, solution to the one negative I had for the Viperade Adjustable Radio Pouch, which was that it completely covered the operating buttons and the Mic / Earphone or Mic / Shoulder Speaker input jacks when the short OEM 2000 mAh Li-ion battery was used on the BF-8FHP handheld amateur radio. I measured the dimensions of the additional space taken up by the extension found on the 3800 mAh Li-ion battery, compared to the smaller OEM 2000 mAh Li-ion battery. I then cut a small block of firm closed cell polyethylene foam the size of the additional space taken up by the extended battery from some packing materials saved from previous shipments. Whenever I need to use the smaller OEM 2000 mAh Li-ion battery on my BF-8FHP radio when it is carried in the Viperade Radio Pouch, I simply slide the block of closed cell foam into the pouch and push it to the bottom, then slide the "short" BF-8FHP radio in on top of it and snap the elastic cord's buckle closed. Now all the radio's controls are out in the open and easy to use and I can insert and remove the Mic / Earphone or Mic / Shoulder Speaker into its jack with no problem. It looks just like I have the extended battery on my radio, instead of the smaller OEM battery. Problem solved, and the Viperade Adjustable MOLLE Radio Pouch easily earns the 5-star rating I originally gave it. If you were having the same problem, I hope you read this and can solve your problem as easily as I solved mine.