Sav-A-Jake Firefighter Gear Tools 3 Piece Leather Radio Strap & Personalized Holder Set Solid Black - Two Mic Loops

The Sav-A-Jake 3 piece custom made Radio Holder and Strap Set includes: Adjustable Leather Radio Holder, Radio Strap, and Anti Sway Strap. The Sav-A-Jake Leather products are NOT mass produced, unlike other well known Leather product brands. The Sav-A-Jake front wrap Radio holder design includes the option to personalize the HOLDER for no extra charge! Up to 8 letters or numbers across the front wrap! It is designed to hold most current brands of two-way Radios used in the fire rescue industry. It is made from Full grain Leather and has an adjustable Leather closure that secures the Radio in place. The holder also has a strap that secures the Radio from the top to keep it from shifting upward during vigorous motion. Metal rings are secured to the holder for attachment to any Radio strap and is a lightweight, streamlined design The Sav-A-Jake custom cut Radio straps are 1.25" wide and have TWO mic loops to hold your microphone and an adjustable belt for a comfortable custom fit. The Sav-A-Jake standard length fits most firefighters up to 6'1" tall. The strap adjusts from 51 1/2" to 62 1/2" in length. Made from Full grain Leather - the strongest and most durable grade available. The anti sway strap has heavy duty swivel snaps that are rivet mounted to both ends. The strap will keep your Radio case from swaying at the hip. By simply attaching one end of the Anti-Sway Radio Stabilizer Strap to your Radio case and the other end to your uniform pants or bunker pants belt loop, you will keep your Radio close and secure on your hip.

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