The claim
3 year warranty for personal use
What we found
VerifiedThe warranty page states 3 years personal and 1 year commercial.
Rugged, well-reviewed adventure radios with generous return terms.
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From the Rocky Talkie Mountain Radio review · calculated, not lab-tested
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From the review of Rocky Talkie Mountain Radio · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
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The claim
What we found
VerifiedThe warranty page states 3 years personal and 1 year commercial.
The claim
What we found
VerifiedThe refund policy provides a prepaid label for US returns within 30 days.
From Rocky Talkie’s published terms. Not legal advice.
The Mountain Radio, a license-free 2 W FRS radio; the Expedition is the 5 W GMRS model.
It is IP56 splash and snow proof, not submersible, and its warranty excludes water damage.
US orders can be returned within 30 days for a refund with a prepaid label; exchanges are not offered.
Not for the Mountain Radio; the Expedition Radio needs the FCC GMRS license.
Brand scores out of 10 · See all two-way radios
RadioddityLow-cost GMRS and ham radios; late returns cost restocking fees.Rocky Talkie is a Colorado company making rugged radios for climbers, skiers and hikers: the 2 W FRS Mountain Radio and the 5 W GMRS Expedition Radio, plus headsets and hand mics sold on its own store.
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