Flyboys F-16 Viper IFR/VFR Pilot Kneeboard

Solid knee board. Has a few more features than I need (lots of pen slots, Velcro pocket), but works just fine.One criticism is that it is a bit thick when folded up in my flight bag and takes up a good chunk of space. No biggie.Want the flexibility of having a knee board for paper charts and notes while also having the ability to strap on your iPad Pro? This kneeboard can do that, although it wasn’t quite designed to do it.I bought the SUPCASE Unicorn Beetle PRO Series iPad Pro 10.5” case, which has a folding stand. You can thread the clear+Velcro strap of this knee board through the iPad case’s folding stand and hold it in place right on your knee. You’re limited to a landscape orientation, but I’m perfectly comfortable with accepting that for the flexibility of having a dual purpose knee board.

I switched to this kneeboard after using the ASA Tri-Fold that we all start with. There was nothing wrong with my previous kneeboard. It held up great after 2 years in school and 2 years in the professional world. However, I need a smaller board to fit in my bag as I travel and the Tri-Fold would get in the way of the yoke of the King Air due to the low position of the yoke, the size of my legs, and the large size of the aluminum back plate.I go into the cockpit with a kneeboard and an iPad these days and I like to travel light. This kneeboard does everything my previous one did, just in a smaller package. I couldn't be happier with it.NOTE: The leg strap isn't as long as the ASA's so it is a tighter fit on my leg. I'm a much larger build than most but the velcro REALLY holds the board in place well. And I mean, REALLY REALLY well.

I've been flying professionally with this exact model for nearly 10 years. It's the best. I bought one for my young neighbor who is headed for Army Flight School. Mine has held up very well from full-time use flying to the oil platforms off shore. 3 pen holders, side pocket for whiz wheel, extra batteries, etc. You can even attach the rings for a checklist or additional approach plates. Very strong clip for a note pad. The huge velcro patch secures it firmly, but comfortably in place. Love it.

Currently, I have a total of 3 hours of flight time with this board, but overall I'm impressed. The elastic seems of a good quality, velcro holds very well. I ordered a 6"x9" steno pad to go use with it and the book is slight longer than the board. I flip it so the loose bottom of the pages are under the clip and the spiral binding is at the bottom so I don't have to worry about pages fraying or flying around at the bottom. Only complaint is I wish the pocket on the side was a little wider so I could put my phone in it (Galaxy S10). Overall great board. I'll update later when I have more flight time with it.

Student pilot in a tiny LSA. Nowhere in the cockpit to stow away a pad of paper or a place to keep the checklist handy. CFI suggested this.Now I can keep a pad of paper, pens, and a checklist attached (with the binder rings and protective sleeve). Everything is within reach but can be moved out of the way as needed.Perfect!

I have used a cheaper kneeboard for several years and have not wanted to spend the money on a new one since I had one that worked. Well, I finally broke down and bought this one. ... Now I am kicking myself for not having bought this earlier. THIS KNEEBOARD IS FANNTASTIC! I have 12-15 flights now with this board and: it fits snuggly, no rings in the way. easy to shift information. I will grant it was an expenditure, but well worth it.If you are going up to play around, a cheaper kneeboard will do. However, if you are looking at a career in aviation, this knee board would have to be high on the list.

I like this kneeboard. It has a clipboard , three pen slots, a small pocket, and on the left side it is setup so you can attach sleeves, templates, etc by using binder rings or zip-ties. Really good design, comfortable.This is great for pilots (original design base); also great for an amateur radio operator's emergency bag; or great for anyone who may be working in close quarters or in an environment that would limit desk space.Note to manufacturer: Add an attachment point for a drop leg rig for military folks who could use a kneeboard but who also may have to dismount in a hurry. Just a thought to expand on your great design.

I bought this to replace an older worn out board. I'll continue to use the old one. The pen slots are too tight making it hard to replace the pen after use. I bought binder rings to use with it and the paper doesn't sit cleanly on the board as a result of this design. It's like having a tiny shower curtain on your lap. Not impressed at all.

Terrible Product. This kneeboard is way too small, and no charts fit properly. The plastic strap is also very finicky and does not secure anything to the surface. I returned this product. Would not recommend.