Cheek piece comfort

$0.99 sheet of self adhesive foam from Michaels and 5min with a razor.

DABD3DD7-4FC4-429D-B989-4A4D8DFB505F.jpeg
 
If you want more padding and a bit of Gucci factor, I've used these on my AIs and like them a lot. Only downside is they add a lot more thickness than a sheet of foam, so if you're limited on how low your cheekpiece goes, or you need it shifted far to one side, it might affect your head & eye position.

https://wiebad.com/mini-stock-pad/

1583866246084.png
 
  • Like
Reactions: Islas82

Attachments

  • 9D297C33-01CF-440D-B910-5DFAEC1A5B22.jpeg
    9D297C33-01CF-440D-B910-5DFAEC1A5B22.jpeg
    801.4 KB · Views: 134
  • B59EAE49-D871-4AF7-96FD-491A774F9628.jpeg
    B59EAE49-D871-4AF7-96FD-491A774F9628.jpeg
    862.8 KB · Views: 163
  • Like
Reactions: Islas82
I don't know if others have had the same experience, but I suggest thinner foam instead of thick. The thicker it is the harder of a time I've had trying to get it to stay attached to curves like the top of a cheek piece.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Islas82
I think that’s better stuff than I got.
Mine is low density.
Booby soft.
Maybe I do have the good stuff:)
 
  • Haha
Reactions: canezach
I have the Wiebad pad for my McM A5, and Hoptic USA saddle cheek covers for my JAE chassis', and I prefer the cheaper Hoptic USA ones to Wiebad. The Wiebad starts to get uncomfortable if you are sweating.

The DIY versions mentioned above are essentially the same thing as the Hoptic USA pieces I use, and cheaper. That's probably your best bang for your buck.
 
The Armageddon Gear cheeky bastard is the best thing I've used, and I have used almost everything suggested in this thread. It does take a bit for the mesh to break in and not feel scratchy, but it's *well* worth the short break in period.
 
On my old MDT chassis I took a paint roller and applied some plasti-dip to the cheek piece. Once it was halfway set up I smoothed it out with a wet finger for slight texture. Was a little softer than the polymer, added just enough texture, and best of all, felt less cold on the 0 deg range trips. When I sold it I just pealed it off. Probably will try some of the self adhesive foam on my Bravo before getting a Wiebad Mini.
 
Another vote for the self stick neoprene foam pads off Amazon. This was $10 for a 6-pack, 1/8" thick. Clean off the surface well with IPA (or soap and water if it's painted) and it has stuck well for me.
 

Attachments

  • DSC_0221.jpg
    DSC_0221.jpg
    696.6 KB · Views: 162
  • Like
Reactions: Islas82
Ok got the sticky foam today that canezach recomended. I cleaned my cheek piece with isopropyl alcohol as was recommended placed a pad and followed with a razor. So far everything is sticking like it should and is very comfortable. I have never been good in staying in the lines so my cutting was not the best but it’ll do. Thanks to everyone that helped me out with this.
DB14FA02-4AFB-4312-A03E-5AAF3DE04763.jpeg
28128A1B-F7DC-48F3-AD74-8387E559E823.jpeg
40027B45-52C1-4858-8335-C49E2B9C2EFF.jpeg
8145C1C5-59FB-4A3D-8A30-F633238FF9D6.jpeg
D417F6B0-47D9-43C7-A1E9-F4E9FD0D4BF2.jpeg
557D7C39-1061-4FC6-9F32-9DA2336A78E9.jpeg