Carabiner Attachment for Expedition Radio

Carabiner Attachment for Expedition Radio

Marsoni

M251S

$15.00

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Carabiner Attachment for Expedition RadioSecure your Expedition Radio to a harness, PFD, pack, or other gear with the durable Carabiner Attachment. The attachment loop is made from steel reinforced thermoplastic to keep your radio safely in place, even on rough terrain or in wet conditions. Trango Quantum Carabiner: Ultralight and climbing rated for alpine use Trango Triton Carabiner: Corrosion resistant twist lock (not for climbing)

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super easy to set up, holds really tight, and does little to no movement when hitting bumps. magnet is strong enough to keep the phone in place while driving, but weak enough to not feel like you're ripping the mount off the dash. i will say as a warning, find your spot, double check all the things around that might move so you won't impede it (my shifter got close) and dry fit it to make sure any position you will want it in won't be an issue there. i have a similar one in my truck and made the mistake of putting the mount in a spot that doesn't let the phone go where i want it when turned sideways. as carpenters say "measure twice, cut once..."

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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026