Belt & Molle Two Way Radio & Phone Holster - Two Ants Carpenter

Carpenter Holster

Handy Belt & MOLLE Holster for Phones & Handheld Radios!

Product Details:

• Webbing on the rear is adjustable for MOLLE attachments and different sized belts
• Adjustable device holder to fit 99% of hand held communication devices such as Phone, Handheld UHF, Two Way Radio, GPS, Dog Tracker, Dog Trainers
• Comes with the new improved Two Ants® "adjustable" device holder for devices with a circumference up to 190mm and height up to 175mm
• Adjustable elastic retaining strap with press stud to fit short and tall devices
• Front pocket with an open top for commonly used bits & pieces like pens & notepads
• Made of 600D polyester with polyurethane coated backing for strength, water resistance & light weight durability.
  • Four times as strong, lighter and more durable than 12oz Canvas.

Radios, phones & accessories displayed are not included

When conducting heavy duty / demanding physical work, working in dense scrub, or where the holster and radio may be constantly rubbed against things and the device holder press stud may get caught and come undone, we recommend utilising the Two Ants® Universal Heavy Duty Device Kit (DKUHD) which utilises a buckle and comes with 2 different length heavy duty elastic cords to secure the top of the device.

When using the Two Ants® Holsters with Government Wireless Network (GWN) Motorola APX radios or the CFA Tait Digital Radios or some P25 radios with large batteries, you will need to upgrade the device kit on the Two Ants® adjustable holsters to secure the large and heavy radios properly.

Two Ants® recommends the Two Ants® Universal Heavy Duty Extra Large Device Kit (DKUHD) which uses a heavy duty elastic cord and buckle to secure the top of the radio, or if you prefer the press stud style then the Two Ants® Extra Large Device Kit (DKXL1BK) will do the job ok but utilises the standard sized cord and may be unclipped easier if brushed against something.

See the Two Ants how to page for help selecting the right gear and how to set it up.