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Don’t hit the trail without these. The new Cobra GMRS handheld radios are a must-have for any wheeling trip. Spotting, calling lines, or warning about what’s ahead. When you’re tackling obstacles, clear comms mean clear communication and less mishaps. #cobraradio #cobrausa #gmrs #gmrsradio

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0:00Just because your rig has a hardwired radio, does not mean that you're

0:06covered everywhere.

0:09That's where these Cobra handhelds come in. Yes, Cobra radios that you all had as CBs and radar detectors.

0:14Whether you're waiting for people at camp and just need to have that little extra bit of communication while sitting around the fire or

0:22having a buddy spot you up, maybe a not so easy obstacle so you can stay safe on the trail.

0:31These are the answer.

0:32These aren't your Amazon cheap, crappy radios.

0:34They're IP 54 rated, so they're trail proof, water resistant and dust proof. They also have a removable antenna that you can upgrade to even larger ranges.

0:44They're also repeater capable, meaning you can have your sub channels or privacy channels to make

0:49sure that your group is tight.

0:52Whether you have a hardwired radio in your rig or not, these are the handhelds you're going to want for that

0:57extra bit of communication on the trail at camp. So don't hit the trail without your cobra.

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0:00Just because your rig

0:00has a hardwired radio

0:03does not mean that you're

0:04covered everywhere.

0:06handhelds come in.

0:07Cobra radios that you all had

0:09as CBs and radar detectors.

0:12Whether you're waiting for

0:13people at camp and just

0:14need to have that little extra

0:15bit of communication while

0:17sitting around the fire or

0:18having a buddy spot you up

0:20maybe a not so easy

0:21obstacle so you can

0:22stay safe on the trail.

0:23If you need something

0:24that's super easy, really

0:25clear from one radio to

0:27the other, and bright so

0:28you don't lose it like me.

0:30These are the answer.

0:32These aren't your Amazon

0:33cheap, crappy radios.

0:35They're IP 54 rated, so

0:36they're trail proof, water

0:38resistant and dust proof.

0:39They also have a removable

0:40antenna that you can upgrade

0:42to even larger ranges.

0:44They're also repeater

0:45capable, meaning you can

0:46have your sub channels or

0:47privacy channels to make

0:48sure that your group is tight.

0:49Whether you have a hardwired

0:51radio in your rig or not.

0:52These are the handhelds you're gonna want for that

0:54extra bit of communication

0:56on the trail at camp.

0:57So don't hit the trail without

0:58your Cobra

Scenes (9)

0:00host introducing topic

A medium shot of a male host standing on a light-colored, rocky dirt trail. He is wearing a black t-shirt, cargo pants, brown shoes, sunglasses, and a black baseball cap. He stands with a confident posture, gesturing slightly with his hands. Behind him is the rear three-quarter view of a heavily modified, dark-colored lifted SUV equipped with a roof rack and various overland gear. The background features sparsely treed hills with some dead trees and patches of green, under a clear, bright blue sky. A large, dark shadow of the host is cast on the ground to his left. Orange text overlay reads: 'Just because your rig'.

0:02built in car radio close up

A close-up shot focused on the dashboard of a car, viewed through the windshield. The main subject is a black, built-in car radio with a digital display and various buttons, integrated into the vehicle's console. The radio is dark, and the screen is not active. The windshield creates a slightly blurred reflection of the bright outdoor environment. The overall lighting is bright, with soft shadows. Orange text overlay reads: 'does not mean that you're covered everywhere.'

0:05hands holding handheld radio

A close-up shot focusing on a pair of hands holding a black and orange handheld radio. The person's forearms are visible, adorned with intricate black tattoos. The radio is prominently featured, showing its black body, orange trim, buttons, and a short orange antenna. The screen of the radio is visible but not brightly lit, showing some digital elements. The background is a blurred, light-colored, rocky ground, suggesting an outdoor, rugged environment. Orange text overlay transitions through: 'covered everywhere. That's where these Cobra handhelds come in. Yes. Cobra radios that you all had as CBs and radar detectors.'

0:10handheld radio detail

A slightly wider close-up shot of the male hands holding the black and orange Cobra handheld radio. The radio's digital screen is now more clearly visible, displaying 'CH 18' and a signal strength indicator, suggesting it's powered on. The orange antenna is extended upwards. The background is a soft blur of green foliage from trees and a dark-colored vehicle, indicating an outdoor setting in a forest or trail. Orange text overlay continues: 'as CBs and radar detectors. Whether you're waiting for people at camp and just need to have that little extra bit of communication while sitting around the fire or'.

0:15man with radio talking

A medium shot of the male host, dressed in a black t-shirt, beige cargo pants, black cap, and dark shoes, standing on a dirt and rock-strewn path in a forested environment. He holds the black and orange handheld radio to his mouth as if speaking into it, looking slightly off-camera. His right arm is bent to hold the radio, while his left arm hangs loosely. The background is filled with tall green pine trees, fallen logs, and more rocky terrain. A dark vehicle is partially visible in the blurred background. The lighting is natural and bright. Orange text overlay reads: 'sitting around the fire or having a buddy spot you up maybe a not so easy obstacle so you can'.

0:21man spotting suv off road

A wide shot capturing a dynamic outdoor scene. A man, seen from behind, stands on a steep, light-colored dirt and rock hill, holding a phone or camera to his face, seemingly capturing an image or video. He is wearing a black t-shirt, cargo pants, and a baseball cap. Below him and to the right, a black lifted SUV is slowly descending a challenging, rocky off-road path. The background is a stunning panoramic vista of rolling green and brown mountains under a vibrant blue sky with scattered white clouds. The sun casts clear shadows. Orange text overlay appears and changes: 'stay safe on the trail. If you need something that's super easy, really clear from one radio to the other, and bright so you don't lose it like me. These are the answer. These aren't your Amazon cheap, crappy radios.'

0:34suv on rocky trail

A low-angle, dynamic shot looking up at the side of a black lifted SUV as it navigates a very rough, rocky, and uneven dirt trail. The camera perspective is from close to the ground, emphasizing the large, aggressive off-road tires and the vehicle's suspension articulation. Tall green pine trees surround the trail, with patches of sunlight filtering through the canopy. In the distance, further up the trail, a male figure (likely the host) is visible walking. The sky is bright blue with some white clouds. Orange text overlay appears and changes: 'They're IP54 rated, so they're trail proof, water resistant and dust proof. They also have a removable antenna that you can upgrade to even larger ranges.'

0:44man talking with radio mid shot

A medium shot of the male host, standing on a dirt path in a forested area, similar to an earlier scene. He is holding the black and orange handheld radio to his mouth, appearing to communicate. He is wearing a black t-shirt, beige cargo pants, and a black baseball cap. The background includes scattered fallen logs, green trees, and in the far distance, a hint of blue water or sky above a hill, suggesting a scenic, elevated location. The lighting is bright and natural. Orange text overlay reads: 'capable, meaning you can have your sub channels or privacy channels to make'.

0:47host concluding with radio

A medium shot of the male host standing on the light-colored, rocky dirt trail, with the rear of the black lifted SUV behind him. This shot mirrors the opening scene, reinforcing the product's use case in an overland setting. He is wearing a black t-shirt, cargo pants, sunglasses, and a black baseball cap. He holds the black and orange handheld radio in his right hand, gesturing with it as he speaks directly to the camera. He offers a slight smile and a confident thumbs-up. The background consists of sparsely treed hills and a clear, bright blue sky. Orange text overlay appears and changes: 'sure that your group is tight. Whether you have a hardwired radio in your rig or not, these are the handhelds you're gonna want for that extra bit of communication on the trail at camp. So don't hit the trail without your Cobra'.

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