Squad BT Radio (Pair)
Two partners, two radios, one plan that doesn’t fall apart when the storm rolls in. This is the setup for any ski or sled pair heading into the mountains. Each rider gets a full radio and push-to-talk button, so you’re both connected the moment you’re ready to go. No more shouting over wind, idling engines, or a ridge between you. The SQUAD BT Radio puts out 2W over FRS frequencies, giving you way more range than a typical Bluetooth communicator, which matters when your partner is a few turns ahead. Pair it with your Bluetooth helmet audio system and everything comes through inside your helmet. It’s made for winter. IP67 waterproof and dustproof, with a cold-weather lithium battery rated to -30°C, so it keeps up when the temperature drops and the snow doesn’t stop. Snowmobilers can mount the wireless PTT on the handlebars to talk hands-on-the-bars, and skiers can wear the radio on the shoulder harness, belt clip, or lanyard. Buying the pair also saves you $19.99 over two singles, which covers a round of post-ride beverages 🍻 Features 2W output power for long-range communication in the mountains Bluetooth-enabled FRS radio, pairs with Bluetooth helmet audio systems Wireless handlebar push-to-talk (PTT) button for snowmobiles IP67 waterproof and dustproof Cold-weather lithium battery, USB-C rechargeable Keypad lock, channel scan, automatic squelch, and power saving mode Multiple carry options: shoulder harness, belt clip, and lanyard with mini-carabiner Specifications 22 FRS channels, 121 CTCSS codes Waterproof and dustproof rating: IP67 Operating temperature: -30°C to +50°C Battery: rechargeable lithium, USB-C charging Weight (radio only): 135 g Weight (with harness): 151 g Includes (2x each) SQUAD BT FRS Radio x2 Push-to-talk handlebar remote button x2 Shoulder strap mounting harness x2 Lanyard and mini-carabiner clip x2 Belt clip x2 USB-C charging cable x2
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