Choose Size 01 if you run Motorola XTS, MTS, Astro, or a radio with a similar compact body. Choose Size 02 if you use Motorola Saber or a radio with a similar tall, narrow profile. If your radio is very close in size to one of those groups, pick the closest match and fine tune the elastic strap.

In many cases, yes. The AccuMold body and adjustable strap let the 7323 hold other compact portables with similar dimensions to the listed Motorola models. If your radio is much larger, thicker, or has an unusually shaped battery, it may not seat correctly. When in doubt, compare your radio against an XTS or Saber in size, or contact us with measurements.

The 2.25 inch belt loop with one-way snaps is optimized for standard duty belts. It can mount on some 2 inch belts and certain sturdy range belts, though there may be extra movement. Very narrow belts and casual pants belts are not recommended, since they may not support the weight and could allow the holder to shift.

The elastic retaining strap on the Safariland 7323 is designed to keep your radio in place during dynamic movement. Once you adjust the strap tension so it closes firmly over the top of the radio, it helps prevent the radio from bouncing out during sprints, ground control, or crowded environments, while still allowing a quick deliberate draw. Periodically check the strap for wear and readjust as needed.

Wipe the holder with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dust, sweat, and debris. Avoid harsh solvents or high heat that could damage the synthetic material or elastic. Let it air dry completely before putting your radio back in the pouch. Regular cleaning keeps the AccuMold body looking professional and helps the strap maintain its stretch.