00:00Okay, let's talk about the single most annoying thing about two-way radios, that moment your belt clip snaps and
00:05your radio goes clattering across the concrete.
00:08I've been down that road more times than I'd like to admit, so I went digging and rounded up the
00:12five best belt clips people are actually buying right now, and honestly, the prices on some of these are almost
00:18silly.
00:19Let's get into it.
00:21First up is the Motorola PMLN7128A Heavy Duty Belt Clip, and this one's built for the TLK100, TLK110, SL300, SL1600,
00:32SL2600, and that whole slim series.
00:35What sold me here is the word heavy-duty actually meaning something, this is genuine Motorola hardware with a stiff
00:40spring and a wide clip face, so it grips a thick duty belt without wobbling around all shift.
00:46It's $10.19, it's got a 4.7 rating with nearly 5,000 sold, and if you're running SL series
00:53radios at work, it's just the right answer.
00:55Buy the real one once instead of two cheap ones.
00:59Next, the HLN8255 3.3-inch belt clip, and this is the budget hero of the whole list.
01:06It fits a massive range of Motorola workhorses, DP1400, CP200D, EP450, CP040, CP140, CP150, GP3688, PR400, you name it.
01:19And here's the kicker, $3.39.
01:23That's coffee money for a perfect 5-star rating and over 4,000 sold.
01:27If you manage a fleet of radios and you've got a drawer full of clipless bodies, just grab a handful
01:32of these and fix the whole problem in an afternoon.
01:35Coming in at number 3 is this 5-pack of battery backpack belt clips for the Motorola TLK R-Line
01:41T4, T5, T6, T7, T8, T40, T50, T60, and the T82 Extreme.
01:48If you've ever owned consumer walkie-talkies, you know these little clips are always the first thing to go, usually
01:54right in the middle of a camping trip.
01:565 of them for $4.93 means you've got spares for the whole family and a couple left over for
02:02the glove box.
02:034.6 stars, over 4,000 sold, that's a no-brainer.
02:08Number 4 is the HLN 9844A11 piece set, and this is the one for the old-school Motorola faithful.
02:16GP340, GP360, GP380, HT750, HT1250, P140, P185, EP350, PRO5150, PR860, all the classics.
02:2811 clips for $14.61 works out to about $1.30 each, which is genuinely absurd for gear that holds
02:35up like this.
02:364.7 stars, 4,000 plus sold.
02:40If you're a volunteer team, a security crew, or a church sound guy with a bin of GP radios, this
02:45is the smartest $14 you'll spend all year.
02:48And rounding it out at number 5, the PMLN 7438AR 4-pack for Motorola talk about radios, T100, T107, T114,
02:58T200, T260, T270, T280, and the T800.
03:03These are the clips that ride the battery door, and the fit here is spot-on, no rattle, no popping
03:08loose when you're hiking or riding.
03:104 of them for $9.67, a perfect 5-star rating, and over 4,000 people have already grabbed them.
03:17If your talkabouts have been living loose in a backpack, this is the easy fix.
03:22All 5 of these are linked down in the description below, so go check the current prices, they move around
03:28a lot.
03:29And if this saved you from losing another radio, do me a favor and hit that like button and subscribe.
03:35Thanks for watching, I'll catch you in the next one.
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