The BROG Velcro Radio Pouch is a holder for a handheld radio, sewn from 1000D Cordura and backed across its full rear face with Mil-Spec hook-and-loop. The pocket measures 4 in tall x 2 in wide x 1.5 in deep and weighs 23 g empty. A hook-and-loop strap folds over the top of the radio to hold it in, and the whole back is the mount — there is no webbing to thread and no hardware to install, so it presses onto any loop-Velcro surface and peels off when you want to move it.
It fits smaller handhelds like the Baofeng UV-5R, Midland X-Talker FRS, and Motorola Talkabout, plus slightly larger units like the Midland GXT1000VP4 and some handheld HAM radios. Mount it on a seat-back panel, inside the lid of a gear bag, or on any loop board so the radio rides in a fixed, reachable spot instead of sliding around a console. The Mil-Spec backing holds the pouch on a matched loop surface, and the retention strap keeps the radio seated through trail vibration. The Cordura shell shrugs off dust and splashes but the pouch is not a sealed dry case, so it is not meant for submersion.
Made in USA. Offered in Coyote and Black, and backed by Blue Ridge Overland Gear's lifetime guarantee.
