Live Pouch

“Our actors really love wearing the URSA Live Straps. The Shure IEMs and Shure pocket transmitters (Axient series) slot neatly into the two pockets and can be secured with the attached strap. The straps are simply great and do exactly what they’re meant to. Nice.”

“Senny G2, G3 or G4 fit perfectly - no more dropped IEM packs! And if they were I'm sure these would really soften the blow. Great for in ears for gigs or presenting too. The velcro strap is really easy to use and grips very tightly.”

“Bought two of these for gigging using a wireless rig. I've got one attached to my guitar strap for my transmitter to my pedalboard and the other I wear for my in ears. Fits a Sennheiser/Sony pack perfectly. Highly recommend.”

“These bits of kit are great in my opinion, they protect from scratching of the radio pack primarily. They also offer a better visual presentation should the talent have the pack on their belt loop I’ve put a small piece of foam in the bottom of my medium size to offer a bit of bounce protection for when they inevitably get dropped. Tough wearing!”

“Very useful to protect my iem packs on film and TV sets. Also good for hiding some older ones that are on their way out!”

“I like this mic pouch. The velcro on it is crazy strong! My mic fits in it perfectly. The only downside is that you must wear a belt or guitar strap to use the holder side. I will use it as protection for my mic pack. It's soft, fits like a glove, and easily goes in my back pocket. Without a belt, etc., it's simply an added layer of protection for the mic pack.”

“I added the Ursa Live pouch to my toolbelt as soon as I received it! Primarily used as my IEM holder, but I also keep it as a backup pouch for radio mics on actors. The velcro strap keeps it versatile - I am able to attach it to belts, chest pouches, or even to give out as an IEM pouch to crew if needed. On my last film set, it even came in handy to rig the director's receiver to the roof of a stunt follow vehicle!”

“Our actors really love wearing the URSA Live Straps. The Shure IEMs and Shure pocket transmitters (Axient series) slot neatly into the two pockets and can be secured with the attached strap. The straps are simply great and do exactly what they’re meant to. Nice.”

“Senny G2, G3 or G4 fit perfectly - no more dropped IEM packs! And if they were I'm sure these would really soften the blow. Great for in ears for gigs or presenting too. The velcro strap is really easy to use and grips very tightly.”

“Bought two of these for gigging using a wireless rig. I've got one attached to my guitar strap for my transmitter to my pedalboard and the other I wear for my in ears. Fits a Sennheiser/Sony pack perfectly. Highly recommend.”

“These bits of kit are great in my opinion, they protect from scratching of the radio pack primarily. They also offer a better visual presentation should the talent have the pack on their belt loop I’ve put a small piece of foam in the bottom of my medium size to offer a bit of bounce protection for when they inevitably get dropped. Tough wearing!”

“Very useful to protect my iem packs on film and TV sets. Also good for hiding some older ones that are on their way out!”

“I like this mic pouch. The velcro on it is crazy strong! My mic fits in it perfectly. The only downside is that you must wear a belt or guitar strap to use the holder side. I will use it as protection for my mic pack. It's soft, fits like a glove, and easily goes in my back pocket. Without a belt, etc., it's simply an added layer of protection for the mic pack.”

“I added the Ursa Live pouch to my toolbelt as soon as I received it! Primarily used as my IEM holder, but I also keep it as a backup pouch for radio mics on actors. The velcro strap keeps it versatile - I am able to attach it to belts, chest pouches, or even to give out as an IEM pouch to crew if needed. On my last film set, it even came in handy to rig the director's receiver to the roof of a stunt follow vehicle!”