Securely carrying your radio when you are not wearing a duty belt can be a challenge. The clip supplied by the manufacturer is not always sufficient to secure it to your belt when you are running, meaning your radio can fall off or be difficult to access right when you need it most. Solutions like sticking it in your pocket are uncomfortable and awkward. The Tactical Electronic Klip -- or TEK -- provides a more secure method for radio carry, especially for officers in plain clothes. The adjustable TEK locks onto a range of belt sizes, from the thinnest dress belt up to a nylon riggers belt. This provides a stable platform that accepts your radio clip in a far more secure manner than simply tucking it through your belt. The TEK is easy to use, can be adjusted to fit different belt widths in just a few seconds, and allows you to access the radio without twisting it around. The Tactical Electronic Klip is compatible with most portable radios used by law enforcement as well as many civilian walkie-talkies in use today, including Motorola, Harris, and Kenwood. The TEK can also provide a secure mounting platform for other portable devices that utilize a clip on the back. The TEK was invented by the same law enforcement officer that invented the Tactical Mic Klip. Use them together for a complete portable communication retention system. Proudly Made in the USA. Universal radio holder that allows you to always have your radio ready and easily accessible Compatible with most portable radios and walkie-talkies in use today Also works well with many other portable devices that utilize a clip on the back Proudly Made in the USA