CMC Dual Radio Chest Harness

Description

The CMC Dual Radio Chest Harness has two radio holsters and a third holster for a GPS unit or spare battery. Ergonomically designed for all-day comfort, our DualCom Radio Harness is constructed from tough, durable Cordura® nylon with a soft, breathable D3 fabric backing. This fully-featured harness is equipped for carrying a variety of communication devices and field necessities, ensuring that everything you need is kept close at hand.

CMC DualCom Radio Harness

• 3 adjustable holsters for two variable size radios and a GPS unit or spare battery
• 2 side-zip pockets accommodating a 6” x 9” notebook, large smartphone, field guide, pocket knife, compass, or other instruments
• A main compartment (8” x 9”) for holding a large map, mini electronic tablet, trauma scissors, field guide, spare batteries, and more
• An antenna keeper on the left shoulder strap
• An internal niche pocket for dispensing flagging tape through an external grommet
• A front attachment loop for a pocket light
• 2 front pen sleeves
• Made in the USA from domestic and foreign components

CMC Rescue has had years of proven field experience and valuable input from customers. This has helped CMC develop the most advanced dual-communication radio chest harness for sale on the market. For more information about this double radio chest harness, contact us today! +1 (805) 617 – 0987

About CMC Rescue

CMC Rescue pioneers equipment and education that enhances safety in high-risk environments. It dedicates itself to developing tools and training that empower its customers to perform their jobs with heightened safety and efficiency.

The “Made in the USA” emblem epitomizes its American heritage, commitment to domestic employment, and pride in American workmanship.

The company meticulously evaluates its manufacturing processes, materials, and partners, selecting those who share its dedication to excellence.

It produces its goods in the USA. This contributes to its sustainability program by helping to reduce transportation costs, emissions, and the depletion of natural resources.