Tactical Comms Headset + NATO PTT (Kenwood 2-Pin) - Used
Quick Answer: A used single-ear tactical comms headset with a boom mic, plus a NATO U94-style push-to-talk that plugs into Kenwood 2-pin radios (Baofeng, Kenwood and similar). About six months old and working perfectly. The set that gets you talking to your squad instead of shouting across the field. Pickup or shipping within Queensland, adults 18+.
Comms are the upgrade that changes how you play a game, not just how you look doing it. This is a single-ear tactical headset — boom mic, breathable mesh headband — paired with a NATO U94-style PTT (push-to-talk) that terminates in a Kenwood 2-pin plug , so it runs straight off the most common milsim radios out there: Baofeng, Kenwood and the like.
It’s about six months old, works perfectly, and I’m only moving it on because I’ve since gone to a headset that mounts on my helmet. If you’ve got a Baofeng or Kenwood radio and you’re done missing calls, this is a cheap way into proper comms.
What’s included
✔ Single-ear headset + boom mic
✔ NATO U94-style PTT
✔ Kenwood 2-pin radio plug
Features
Runs off common radios
The Kenwood 2-pin PTT fits Baofeng, Kenwood, Wouxun, TYT and similar — the radios most milsim players already own.
Boom mic
Positionable flexible boom sits your mic where it hears you, not the whole field.
Single-ear, open design
One ear on comms, one ear open to the game — the milsim standard for staying aware.
Big glove-friendly PTT
A large push-to-talk button you can find and hit with gloves on, mid-sprint.
Breathable mesh headband
Adjustable and vented — more liveable than a solid band through a QLD game day.
NATO wiring
Standard NATO headset plug into the PTT — a common, easy-to-replace connector.
Condition
Used, about six months old, and working perfectly — mic and earpiece both clear, PTT keys up as it should. I’m only selling because I’ve moved to a helmet-mounted headset. The brand isn’t one I can confirm. As with every listing on RedSpear, payment runs through RedSpear, not person-to-person.
Who this suits
- Anyone running a Baofeng or Kenwood radio
- Milsim players getting into comms
- Squad leaders who need hands-free talk
- A cheap first headset before you commit
🟣 A single-ear headset is a choice, not a compromise
New players sometimes look at a one-ear headset and think it’s the cheap version of a two-ear set. It isn’t — for field play it’s often the better choice. Seal both ears and you lose the thing that keeps you alive in the bush: the ability to hear footsteps, a rustle, a mag change, someone flanking wide. Running one ear on comms and one ear open to the world means you catch the radio call and the bloke sneaking up your left. Dedicated two-ear sets have their place for loud indoor CQB, but out in the open a single-ear rig like this is exactly what a lot of experienced players run on purpose.
Pickup or shipping — Queensland
Small and light, so easy to post anywhere in Queensland — or arrange local pickup. Payment runs through RedSpear, not person-to-person. Queensland 18+ buyers only.
Frequently asked questions
What’s included?
A single-ear tactical headset with a boom mic and mesh headband, plus a NATO U94-style push-to-talk unit that ends in a Kenwood 2-pin plug for your radio. The headset connects to the PTT, and the PTT plugs into your radio.
What radios does the PTT fit?
The PTT uses a Kenwood 2-pin (K-plug) connector, which fits most Baofeng handhelds (like the UV-5R and UV-9R), Kenwood, Wouxun, TYT and other radios that take the same 2-pin plug. Check your radio uses a Kenwood 2-pin socket before buying.
Does it work, and how old is it?
Yes — it works perfectly. Mic and earpiece are both clear and the PTT keys up reliably. It’s about six months old and only being sold because the owner moved to a helmet-mounted headset.
Is it single-ear or dual-ear?
Single-ear. That’s a deliberate design for outdoor play — it keeps one ear open so you stay aware of what’s happening around you while still hearing your comms. Many experienced milsim players prefer it for exactly that reason.
Are gel blasters legal in Queensland?
Yes. Gel blasters and gear like this are legal for adults aged 18 and over in Queensland, with no licence required, provided you follow the usual storage, transport and venue rules. See our Queensland gel blaster laws guide .
How is it shipped?
It’s small and light, so it posts easily anywhere in Queensland, or you can arrange local pickup. Payment runs through RedSpear either way, so you’re protected.
Gel blasters are legal for adults 18+ in Queensland — see the QLD gel blaster laws guide . More comms and gear on the marketplace .