  This letter presents a measurement campaign carried out in an FR2 urban
outdoor environment in a live experimental network deployment. The radio
propagation analysis from a physical perspective at 26 GHz is essential for the
correct deployment and dimensioning of future communication networks. This
study performs a walk test emulating realistic conditions under which a
pedestrian may be affected, summarizing and evaluating some of the typical
effects encountered in a communications scenario such as penetration losses in
a building, losses due to vegetation or the human body, or
diffraction/scattering propagation around corners in street canyon-like
environments. The operational conditions of the 5G network, the urban
micro-cell scenario, and the use of omnidirectional antennas on the UE side
validate the channel conditions from a perspective closer to a realistic
scenario for a pedestrian within a FR2 live network.
