Our "Grab & Go" Radio pouch was designed to address the needs of military aviators, for whom space on their survival gear is at a premium. The CSEL survival radio, being by far the bulkiest item attached to their vests, can interfere with flight controls, movement in the cockpit and general comfort while flying. We designed this to be able to be easily grabbed, carried and used upon egress during a survival situation.

Features include:
* The front flap has dual zippers and opens to expose both the keyboard and screen for unrestricted use;
* 2 shock cords with cordlocks on them to secure the radio inside the pouch at the battery/radio junction seam and just below the screen, as to not block critical components;
* Antenna port on the top, with a hook & loop flap cover;
* Elastic loops on the antenna side for retaining the whip antenna;
* Shoulder strap long enough to be worn with body armor, and adjustable so it can be worn across the body, over one shoulder, or even by hand without dangling on the ground;
* Sleeve on the back side to fold and stow the shoulder strap when not in use;
* Small hand strap on the back of the shoulder strap stowage flap to facilitate its use while still in the pouch;
* Hook and loop on the inside of the handstrap to keep it flat and less likely to snag when not in use;
* Silenced 550 cord w/ pull tab zipper pulls ;
* Drain grommet on the bottom;

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