WINDCAMP Radio Storage Bag for QRP Radio ELECRAFT KX3 KX2 LAB599 TX-500 XIEGU X6100 ICOM IC-705 SOTA Bag

This fits my Icom IC-705 radio inside. What I had hoped is that it would have also had enough room for my Icom AH-705 auto tuner. There is enough room for some cables, my remote 8-button shortcut control, maybe one spare battery (the type like the one that comes with the radio).The padding could have been thicker, but it's probably adequate as long as you don't expect it to protect it from a drop to a hard floor or surface. For the price, it's OK. If you want heavy-duty protection, or more room (or both), you'll want to get a padded camera bag or some other protective case, like a Pelican or Eylar type case. But for the price point of this item, I don't think you can beat it.

I have the Windcamp 705 shield installed and an ATU-10 antenna tuner married together and there is still room for the power cord and a few more accessories.Good quality and workmanship. The zipper feels like it will last. A perfect bag for grab and go of the radio and must have accessories.I believe that this is a much better way to go than trying to make something else fit.Looks a lot more professional than a "Lunch Box Bag".

This is a small bag. Nice and portable but can't fit much in it. Struggled to get the Xeigu X6100, my antenna (did use slightly thick wire), and a 9:1 unun all in the bag. Could not get coax to fit. Using thin wire antenna and a thin coax this bag would probably work well.

Great case for my IC-705 plus some accessories, fits great in my SOTA / POTA backpack.

I got this Windcamp bag for my FX4CR and the radio along with a mini tuner, microphone, key and small antenna fit in nicely. The bag is actually a bit smaller than I thought it would be but it's more than enough room for the FX4CR kit. The padding is a bit thinner than I anticipated but it's perfectly adequate for a typical day out in a park.

Well padded and holds mic, mini tripod and radio.

Plus room for microphone, CW paddle and AC power adapter.

The bag is smaller than had imagined. The pictures, while correct, do give the impression of a larger case. My IC-705 is just a bit too deep in its 3D printed protective frame. The bag seems quite well made and will protect the radio from mild bumps but do not expect it to save the radio from a full on drop onto a hard surface. If this case was 4 inches thick instead of 3. This would be a fantastic thing to protect smaller QRP radios and the IC-705 in particular. For those 705 owners without a protective frame, this is certainly an option.