Aviator Kneeboard Case and Strap for 9.7 inch Tablets and iPads with 📱 Screen Cleaning Cloth - Compatible with iPad 6 and Android Tablets, Excluding iPad Pro Review

This knee brace is exactly what I needed: just something to comfortably hold my EFB on my leg while flying. For a third of the cost of knee pads with features I don't need, it was easy. It's beautifully made. Seems to be excellent quality. Fits perfectly on my 9.7" iPad and doesn't take up extra space in my flight gear while protecting my tablet at the same time. It also has all the necessary cutouts (I don't have to remove the iPad to charge, take a picture, etc.). The cleaning cloth is…

The covers look and feel good but the main purpose of this cover is to use as knee pads when flying. When I sit in the PIC chair and strap the bag to my right thigh, the valve gets in the way. The only way is to use it on a leg near the door and then the cover can fall over the screen so you have to be careful and it's inconvenient to use it with the top valve hanging down.

Works very well and is much cheaper than the alternatives. I would like the cover to be double or triple to make it easier to stow in a cramped cockpit. I use it on my left knee and a traditional whiteboard on my right knee so the lid ends up against the wall.

The knee pad is very nice, very durable and protected. It fits the iPad perfectly, it would be nice if it had a different strap so it would be more secure on my foot. I use it every day on the plane. The price I paid for this knee brace was very reasonable and fair. Thank you Gregory

Doesn't fit my iPad 8 at all unfortunately. Since it's cheap I'll probably just cut off the top strap and use it as is. Also, the strap is pretty short, so if you have muscular legs, be prepared for a hard grip. It's ok - that's the right price for what I would say.

Great for the price and seems to work great if I could find a time to leave the weather, plane maintenance and airport manager's desk behind what seems like it is I'm chained to all the lines and let me fly Twice I've attempted to fly it cross-country, only to turn around after narrowly deviating from the pattern due to electric gremlins. Or maybe because of the knee pads.

Extremely useful when flying to keep iPad securely on leg and within sight. For pre-flight preparation, the case conveniently folds and doubles as a stand, and the back cover also has a nice leg that attaches to the cover. All in all a wonderful purchase.

Can only be used on the left leg. Not practical if you are right-handed. The pen holder isn't next to the iPad, but on the underside of a lid that hangs on the side of your foot. It really doesn't matter as there's no place to put a notepad if you need or want to write something down. Therefore, you should use a ForeFlight notebook for notes. Will not use this product for flying. I have removed the velcro and will now only be using the knee pad as an iPad sleeve.

The lid opens to the left which is inconvenient in the cockpit which sits on the left. The cover can be folded down, but then you cannot use the knee pad. A slit in the crease would be great to be able to fold down the cover and still attach it to your knee.