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Walkie talkies are still the simplest way to stay in touch where the mobile network drops out or a phone just isn't practical. Our range covers handheld portable radios for hunting, hiking, worksites and team coordination, with more than sixty models from Motorola, Midland, BaoFeng, Stabo and others.
The most common choice is a PMR446 radio: it runs without a licence or subscription, so it suits families, security teams and small crews straight out of the box. When you need more range and power headroom, CB and UHF sets are worth a look. Rather than trusting the kilometres printed on the box, judge a radio by its real output and where you'll use it. Signal fades faster in dense forest or between buildings than across open ground.
Hunters value quiet channel switching and battery life that lasts a full day outdoors; hikers care about weight and a compact body. On a construction site or in logistics, one-button contact with the whole group matters most. Kids' sets keep the menu simple and the power limited, so younger users can head out to play without any fuss.
You'll find entry-level models alongside more capable gear from Albrecht, Alecto and Denver. We ship across the Baltic states and to Finland, every device is covered by warranty, and larger orders can be split into instalments. The easiest place to start is how and how often you'll actually use the radio. The range and battery type you need follow from there.