Sports + Recreation

For most recreational users, we recommend license-free PRS/CB walkie talkies with UHF frequencies, which offer clear communication in open terrain or around campsites. For more rugged use, waterproof and dustproof models with long battery life are ideal.

No license is required for radios operating on PRS or CB approved frequencies in New Zealand. These are ideal for casual users, sports teams, event organisers, and outdoor guides.

Typical range is 1–5 km in open areas. In bush, hills, or urban areas, expect reduced range. Higher-end models or repeaters/PoC radios can offer extended coverage.

Yes. Many of our recreational radios are IP67 or IP68 rated, meaning they can withstand rain, mud, snow, and even immersion—ideal for tramping, skiing, kayaking, or biking.

Absolutely. Our radios support group channels, hands-free options, and headset compatibility—great for mountain biking, ski patrol, trail rides, and multi-person activities.

We offer rechargeable batteries, USB charging, battery eliminators, and solar-compatible power banks—perfect for extended hikes, expeditions, or backcountry camping.

Yes. Traditional UHF radios don’t rely on cellular networks and are perfect for remote areas with no signal. For nationwide coverage, PoC radios use 4G/LTE but require mobile coverage.

Yes—many models support earpieces, speaker mics, and helmet-mounted audio gear, allowing for clear communication during active use like mountain biking, skiing, or climbing.

Look for IP68 waterproof handheld radios with floating capability and marine band options. We also stock VHF marine radios if required for coastal use.

Yes—we supply two-way radios, mobile repeaters, first responder kits, and PA integration solutions to help coordinate events and ensure safety on site.