True North Stealth Radio Harness

This product has a quality build. It has a zipper pocket that is directly behind the radio. It has some loops on the back for belt mounting. The radio is very secure in the holster. You can run, jump, wrestle and its not going to come one. Even tumble down the ski slopes with confidence. Its not overly heavy.I wouldn't call this 'stealth' as its quite big and obvious. Getting the placement right is straightforward, but still somewhat tedious. Perhaps its due to my large radio. Im very happy with this product. Since I ski with it, I am waiting to see if it will rust or not.I highly recommend this.

Our order arrived exactly as advertised, well packaged and on time. it was the closest commercial product to what I needed so after cutting off the waist strap it served me well working an event and ARRL field day last week.

This item is rugged like a vietnam era piece of alice gear. In fact it comes with alice clips to attach it to your belt. Their hidden on the back where you can't see them in the photo. The whole unit is constructed of some very stiff nylon and actually fits quite well. The unit in the photo is not the same thing they are shipping. The cordage holding the radio in place is now flat instead of elastic. The rear of the unit no longer has a triangular union. It's now now a circle but it's now lighter.You can remove the three straps from the unit quickly now by unscrewing the steel d-rings which have been substituted for plastic permanent ones. It's a nice addition but does add to the weight a bit.RADIOS. Well I have a Motoroal GP380 aka HT1250 a Yaesu UV-8DR and a Baeofeng UV-5R. The two smaller radios fit kinda ".. ok". It's great with full size radios.Some other great features you can't see in the photo is the lower portion of the pouch is adjustable velcro so you can size it for your radio. The horizontal loop which holds the mid/top section of the radio can be put at one of two heights by remove/rethreading it. That's a great feature. The vertical strap can be adjusted by unzipping the side of the unit and pulling on the tail end of the leads. Those leads are fed through a captive stopper. In the photo it's where the notepad is coming from.

Not as secure as I had anticipated. Not down with my radio flopping around. Sending back. Antennae from BK also kept getting in the way. Reconsidering four point of contact harness again, or maybe a secure slim cantene pouch on belt.

Love the harness. Takes a little bit of fiddling around to get the adjustments right, but I absolutely love it. I sometimes have to push it up as it falls but not too terrible. I am an EMT, haven't had any issues while doing CPR, or other duties. Except for when I have to pull the gurney out of the rig, because I'm short so have to hold the gurney high, the radio does get in the way.

at first inspection these look to be rigorously made and very functional - I'll update in about 4 months after they've had some punishment during the ski-season

Great product. I used to wire my radio into a plate carrier, but I needed my radio for situations where I was not wearing the vest. I just sling it over with or without the carrier. Well made and comfortable.

It is pretty hard to put on and it does not hold my radio very well, I use a baefung.