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BTECH GMRS-V2 handheld two-way radio in matte black, front view with lit channel display, speaker grille and keypad

Captain's Pick 37 · Survival to Win

BTECH GMRS-V2 Radio

Five watts, 200 programmable channels, and a NOAA weather receiver — the radio that keeps the crew on one page when the trail, the campsite, or the forecast turns.

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What it is

The BTECH GMRS-V2 is a 5-watt handheld GMRS radio with programmable channels and a NOAA weather receiver.

Why it's on my list

When cell service drops, it keeps the family talking across a campsite, a convoy, or a neighborhood. GMRS use in the U.S. requires an FCC license, which covers the whole family.

Best for

Camping groups, road-trip convoys, and storm prep.

Captain's tip

Get the FCC GMRS license before you need the radio, and practice with the family.

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