Coaxsher RP-1 Scout Radio Chest Harness

Description

This low profile harness is designed to fit easily under a pack, so you can drop your main bag in a hurry without having to rearrange to keep your radio handy. There's also a zippered pocket for small essentials. The durable 1000D Cordua construction ensures that this harness will hold up to harsh conditions in the field. Thankfully, the Coaxsher the RP-1 Scout radio chest pack keeps your comms close at hand. Stay Connected From ski patrollers to wildland firefighters and first responders, anyone who carries a radio for work knows that easy access is key. It accommodates one full size radio, as well as one compact radio, hand held GPS unit, or cell phone. Stay Connected From ski patrollers to wildland firefighters and first responders, anyone who carries a radio for work knows that easy access is key. Thankfully, the Coaxsher the RP-1 Scout radio chest pack keeps your comms close at hand. This low profile harness is designed to fit easily under a pack, so you can drop your main bag in a hurry without having to rearrange to keep your radio handy. The durable 1000D Cordua construction ensures that this harness will hold up to harsh conditions in the field. It accommodates one full size radio, as well as one compact radio, hand held GPS unit, or cell phone. There's also a zippered pocket for small essentials. For those whose jobs require them to stay in touch with their team, this is an essential piece of equipment.

Key Features

• It accommodates one full size radio, as well as one compact radio, hand held GPS unit, or cell phone.
• The durable 1000D Cordua construction ensures that this harness will hold up to harsh conditions in the field.
• Thankfully, the Coaxsher the RP-1 Scout radio chest pack keeps your comms close at hand.
• There's also a zippered pocket for small essentials.
• This low profile harness is designed to fit easily under a pack, so you can drop your main bag in a hurry without having to rearrange to keep your radio handy.
• Stay Connected From ski patrollers to wildland firefighters and first responders, anyone who carries a radio for work knows that easy access is key.