Our new basic radio straps includes everything you can think of when it comes to durability. This radio strap is made from a high quality 11-13 oz leather strap thats made to last. This radio strap is hand crafted and made to order. When you make this purchase wou will get a long lasting radio strap that has been dyed and sealed so there is no dye runoff on your uniform. Size of this strap will have 6 total inches of room to adjust bigger and smaller. 
 
We offer free personalization on every order—up to 12 letters or numbers in one color and outline if wanted at no extra charge.
Every item comes backed with a lifetime warranty. That covers all parts, labor, and even return shipping. If a buckle breaks or stitching gives out, we fix it.
Our warranty covers material or hardware failure, but not normal wear and tear. Leather is a natural material—it needs a little care now and then. We recommend using a leather conditioner from time to time.
Our radio straps are tough, but they are not designed or rated to be used as life safety equipment. Please clean these straps after heavy use especially during a fire!
These straps come with heavy duty chicago screws that are glued and guarenteed to stay together no matter the job.
 
This fully customized strap comes with more options and availability!
 
Each strap comes with;
x1 Horizontal mic loop
x1 Cord keeper
x1 Black radio holster and sway strap with selected hardware 
x1 Adjustable strap with painted name on the back
x2 Stamps of your choice. please put numbers from picture in notes, Stamps will not be painted.
 
When making purchase please note;
The font you would like for your name (Regular, War font)
2 stamps of your choice above name and one below name
Primary color of name
Secondary color of outlined name if wanted
Contact phone or email if any questions or issues come up
 
Custom Strap Measurements
 
Everyone wears their gear a little differently, so we give you a few simple ways to get the perfect fit for your radio strap.
 
First, you can use a cloth measuring tape. Drape it over your shoulder to mimic how you want your strap to sit, pinch it where it feels comfortable, and write down the length.
No measuring tape? No problem. A piece of string works just as well. Drape it the same way, pinch where the ends should fall, then lay the string flat and mark the spot you pinched. Measure from one end to that mark to get your strap length.
 
Or, if you already have a strap that fits you well, lay it flat and measure it end to end, including the hardware.