A small radio has its advantages, but before deciding on a small model you should also be aware of the disadvantages. By shortening the antenna length and reducing the size of the radio, the transmit power is almost always reduced. This means that smaller radios will almost always provide less range than their larger counterparts. However, if you only need coverage throughout a limited area, you will likely enjoy the benefits of a small, lightweight two way radio.
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Small, Lightweight FRS/GMRS Two Way Radios
Uniden SX167-2CH FRS Two Way Radios
The Uniden SX167-2CH is a low cost FRS two way radio with to keep you connected while out biking, camping, traveling or shopping with family and friends. The SX167-2CH supports 22 FRS channels plus NOAA emergency weather channels to keep you informed of weather conditions.$24.99
Midland LXT118VP Two Way Radios With Dual AC Wall Charger
The Midland LXT118VP is an extremely compact FRS/GMRS two way radio with a maximum range of up to 18 miles in optimal conditions (typically less than .5 mile in urban conditions)! The LXT118VP is a handy choice for family camping or hiking trips or staying in contact with your kids when they are roaming around the neighborhood.$29.99
Motorola TALKABOUT T200 Two Way Radios
The Motorola Talkabout T200 gives your family the freedom to stay wirelessly connected while enjoying the freedom of the great outdoors. It has 22 channels and 121 privacy codes capable of receiving calls from any FRS/GMRS two way radio within range on the same channel and code. When you're camping, hiking, at the playground, or on a picnic, the T200 helps keep everyone within your party communicating.$49.00
