Crystal Pilot Reversible Kneeboard with Flight Notepad and Medium VFR-IFR Cheat Sheet with Sectional and WAC Scale.

The notepad fits nicely on the clipboard making it easy to write notes when I am flying. It comes with a handy vfr ifr cheat sheet that should help me with my upcoming ifr exam.

Good kneeboard for the iPad Mini (6th gen.) The folio protects the iPad well. When setting up your iPad touch ID, make sure you sue the side finger setting as well, otherwise you cannot unlock it with your fingerprint because the edge of the folio blocks your finger from fully touching the button. Also, the apple pencil does not charge due to the thickness of the folio side. It does attach magnetically (somewhat) but not good enough to charge through the folio.The aluminum clipboard is nice with some handy quick reference items printed on it. It does have some sharp edges from where it was stamped out. A small file can easily remove the sharp edges.Overall, it is a nice kneeboard for the price.

Very easy to work with and good quality material. Very sleek feeling and comfortable.

Haven’t had a chance to try in plane but I will say the folio case that comes with it for the iPad has flaws. The Apple Pencil does stick to the folio but will not charge through it, also the finger print scanner on top right is very hard to get to work as there is an edge that sticks out above it. I plan on ditching the folio and putting Velcro on the back of my hard case to attach to Kneeboard. For $70.00 I’m not impressed.

I like the case that hugs the iPad mini 6 and does not encroach on the screen. I did have to carve out the right side so my ipen would charge. It still seems fairly sturdy and works well while flying.

This fits comfortably on my leg, ipad is secure. Only drawback is the touch ID is unusable because of the thickness of the case. Otherwise, it works perfectly. I cut away a bit pf the fabric surrounding the power button and can now use the touch ID and ipad is still secure

Better than others I’ve tried, but a few design decisions here have me very confused. There’s a lip around the entire front of the iPad case, which seems to be structurally insignificant and pretty useless. It makes the product feel cheap and the ledge gets in the way of the buttons.The iPad will not fit flush against the knee board if you have the clip board slid all the way in. You need to pull it out slightly for the iPad to fit nicely.The Apple Pencil magnet is severely hindered by this case. Would have been nice of them to make that side either thinner or to embed small magnets to help hold the pencil on.Also, the top snap immediately broke upon opening it once.

Great product, however the strap did break after 4 months of use. I want to note that the seller is fantastic. I expressed my concern and they got back to me quickly and also sent a replacement.

This basically a loose collection of elastic and ballistic nylon straps, pouches and velcro. Most of it will go straight in the bin. You can technically use it to strap an ipad to your thigh, but it will slide down to your ankle during flight. The whole arrangement does not close up at all, leaving your iPad exposed when flopping around in your flight bag, unsecured. There is a separate clipboard with slots for one of the many straps, but none of the straps will fit into these slots (they are too thick). Waste of money.