The Midland GXT67 Pro is a 5-watt GMRS handheld with 22 standard channels plus 8 repeater channels. The repeater support is the headline: hit a GMRS repeater and you stretch comms past the 5-mile line-of-sight you get radio-to-radio, which matters when your convoy drops behind a ridge or you're working a canyon. It also pulls in 10 NOAA weather channels with scan and alert, so you hear the storm cell before it finds you.
The body is rated IP67, so it shrugs off dust, rain, and a full dunk to one meter. Power comes from a sealed 7.4V 2400 mAh Li-Ion pack that runs up to 4 days per charge and tops off over USB-C in about 4 hours off the same PD adapter you already carry. The battery is internal and non-replaceable, which is the trade-off that keeps the waterproof seal intact, so plan a charge cadence instead of swapping cells.
Running GMRS at full power requires an FCC GMRS license, which covers your whole household and skips the exam. In the box: the radio, belt clip, desktop charger, AC wall adapter, a 6 ft USB-C cable, a snap-on DC vehicle charger, and the manuals.
