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Marsupial Gear Radio Pouch

Keep your radio close and protected with the Radio Pouch from Marsupial Gear, the mesh panels do not muffle sound making for quick and easy communication.

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Why we like this product

  • Mesh side panels do not block or muffle sound coming from the radio for quick, easy, and quiet communication
  • MOLLE compatible, can be attached to your Marsupial Bino Pack or hip belt
  • Super lightweight weighing in at just 1.3 oz for the small pouch
  • Same durable materials and construction you expect from Marsupial Gear
  • Made in the USA

The Marsupial Gear Radio Pouch is the perfect way to carry your radios and like-sized electronics out in the field. Each pouch utilizes mesh side panels to allow unobstructed sound from your radio unit. The pouch can accommodate most radio and GPS units.

Fit Fits most radios and GPS units that are 6" tall and smaller (height does not include antenna)
Weight 1.5 oz
Dimensions 3" x 2" x 5.5"
Material 500D Cordura and nylon mesh
Manufacturer Warranty Limited Lifetime
Marsupial Gear

Marsupial Gear Radio Pouch

$36.00
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Overall rating: 4.875 / 5 from 8 reviews.

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Review topics: ["fit","gps","pouch","snap"].

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Reviews

Great for GPS on bino harness

"As someone who doesn’t use radios much for hunting, I’ve found the real value of this to be attaching GPS units (like the Garmin 67i) to my binocular harness. I dislike using the carabiners as I don’t like having a GPS just flopping around on my pack or chest. This allows me to fix it in place. In order to use for this, your harness either needs to have MOLLE webbing (like the Kifaru harness) or some sort of horizontal strap (like the Eberlestick harness). Using it like this, my GPS (and in turn satellite communication) is always with, even if I ditch the pack. It securely holds the GPS, protects the GPS from scratches and dings, and you don’t get the telltale sound of plastic when a tree limb smacks it."

— Tyler C. (5/5)

Quality

"I use it to carry my Garmin Inreach. Connected it to the strap on my pack and it works great."

— Josh W. (5/5)

Marsupial Gear Radio Pouch

"I needed a pouch to hold my Rino Radio that didn’t have magnets. This pouch fits it perfectly!"

— Carl B. (5/5)

Works Great!

"Fits my Garmin Rino perfectly"

— Kyle G. (5/5)

Awesome item, holds my garmin

"Awesome item, holds my garmin really good"

— Curtis D. (5/5)

Rino ,530 and 750,755t

"I've bought 6 of these now, one for each back pack so I don't have to change when using different packs. They work great, best I've found so far, tried a bunch. Ive had to modify for my use with a rino 750, or any of the rinos have from 530 up. I cut a hole in bottom and use hole to run retractable lanyard to rino battery, two fold if rino falls out or pouch comes unsnapped I don't loose either. they are tight for the first 300 times you put radio/gps into pouch but in time they stretch enough you can put GPS or radio back In one handed ..have to twist back and forth for breaking in period, longer then needs to be. Advertised as for rino but the Australians need to get away from metric system and add a half an inch to the circumference of the mouth to make the entry easier, the punch itself holds radio/GPS snug enough no need to use the bungie strap that is for holding unit in pouch. Strap on back to secure to belt or my case shoulder strap with two bands around shoulder strap and pouch strap run through those. Would be better with velcro as much as velcro is noisey once put on not really need to adjust. The snap on pouch comes unsnapped all the time, and ...needs a better snap or or even a button would be better. I use almost daily oct to January I've tried finding better and will keep looking till modifications are made or I'm out of draws for all the failed pouches. For someone who doesn't need to put radio GPS in 50 times a days it's a solid 4 star, for me can't justify giving g it a 3 but definately not a solid 4."

— kirt p. (4/5)

Secure

"Keep my inreach in one pouch and my dogs gps in the other. Don't have to worry about losing them. My Garmin Tatical watch is paired my dogs gps and collar."

— PHILIP T. (5/5)

Great product

"Great product"

— Clay B. (5/5)

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