Cheek Pad for Rifle and Shotgun Stocks Black Cheek Riser Comb Riser

Works fine and sticks so far. Brings my eye up to scope level. Stay tuned for updates on how well it lasts.

This is a very effective pad and the adhesive used on it holds well (at least it does on the polymer cheek riser on my rifle). I had to trim it to be the correct fit and it cuts ok with sharp scissors. Comfortable on the face and improves the comfort of shooting my .308

Easy to trim and is very durable and comfortable.

Perfect thickness (3/8”). Will keep my cheek comfy and warm those chilly mornings in spring gobbler season. Just hope it sticks. Fingers crossed, because it was “pre shaped” to fit but the backing was peeling away down the center of pad and let the adhesive exposed. I placed several rubber bands to have continuous pressure on it. Hopefully that works. That’s why I only gave 4 ⭐️. I will cut out around my shell holder later with super sharp razor blade to finish it off. Looks good and fit great.

Perfect for my rifle with the scope. Now i can rest my cheek on the rifle comfortable. It was easy to install.

I bought this in 1/16 thinking I could use it as a cheek pad for a mismatched Hera CCS stock that I spray painted to match the gun. I cut it to shape, and carefully put it on. This is not neoprene or whatever, this is foam rubber. I teased it into shape to match the lines with my fingers, and a little bit of pressure has ripped the foam rubber already during installation. I thought ok, it'll wear , and then it's gonna have a lot of spots that look like that, but then looking at it after fondling my AR as you do when you put on new parts, it appears that there's another spot and that was caused by my cheek.I can't speak to the adhesive yet, but the backing is not branded, so I would assume it's the same quality as the material itself, so not good.Very disappointed, I was expecting Talon grip tape for my cheek, but I got like 12 square inches of the same stuff that I played with in kindergarten with a scotch tape backing for the low low price of 15 dollars.They're really just giving Made in USA a bad name.

Put this on my shotty to get eye height for a red dot. While it provides the adequate height it is very easily damaged. It needs a better covering outer layer.

The density of the foam is about right, maybe a touch soft for a solid cheek press, but if used as a mounting indicator it works, I need the 1/4" thickness to correct my low pattern. I noticed the 3-1/2" BB loads didn't bruise my cheek bone like they did before, but I equate that more to it correcting my hold that it being a cushion. As far as the adhesive goes, holding good so far. Synthetic stock so I didn't trust the 1 provided alcohol wipe to get it clean, I sprayed a paper towel with some brake cleaner (action cleaner would work well too, pretty much the same thing as far as I can tell). I also wrapped tightly with plastic wrap after I stuck it on the left if wrapped for a couple hours.