The Ultimate IFR Tri-Fold Kneeboard: Organize Your Flight Charts and Keep Them Secure Review

Item as described. I would say it's more for a fixed wing than a main rotor. I fly R22/44 helicopters and it was tedious to use them. 1) I'm a woman and this took up my whole leg. Not comfortable at all. 2) The map can only go to the right, but I would be more comfortable on the left. 3) There is nothing to pin the bottom parts of the paper to the clipboard. Also, there is no way to attach the side panels. When you fly in a helicopter with the doors open, paperwork and your knee pads start…

This knee brace is very practical for storing important things during the flight. The middle pocket contains an aluminum notepad, a map pocket on the right and 2 large pockets on the left. I keep my home airport A/FD in my map pocket for easy access to information, E6B and aircraft checklist in 2 left pockets. Note sheets (ATIS or ATC) and other cheat sheets remain on the clipboard. Some users complain that the map pocket is too short for the cut. But I think the longer version will make it…

When I started helicopter school last year I decided to buy all my books and supplies on Amazon because the school has materials but they are expensive. I ordered this knee brace because it wasn't too expensive and seemed to do the job. Of course I just started training so I didn't know anything lol. First, I train on R-22 Robinsons (like everyone else) and you don't have enough room to unfold this knee brace to open your map, navigation log, and anything else you want to see. Second, on long…