Foam cheek pad convergent design solutions

[Baron85]

Just wanted to give a shout out to https://www.convergentdesignsolutions.com/store/c16/Cheek_Pads.html

I was looking for some foam cheek pads for my KRG Bravos and seekins 10x stocks and ran across these guys. Unfortunately they didn’t have patterns for either of my stocks but after contacting them I was told to send in a cutout for each stock and they would make them for me. They turned out great and feel much better in the cold than the bare plastic. Not sure on longevity but the adhesive seemed very sticky and the foam is dense so not really expecting any issues. Here are a few pictures of the bravos and seekins 10x. They have multiple different popular stocks already and different thickness foam.

Full disclosed, they sent me the pads for free and just asked if I would pass the word and post up some pictures for them. If this is not allowed please let me know.

 

[MPDS13]

Do you know if they saved your dimensions and cutouts to start making them regularly? I would like one as well an did not see it listed on their site.

 

[Baron85]

That was my understanding that he would save them for future use. He asked me to send him photos so he could use them on his website. I just sent them today. Email him and I’m sure he can take care of you.

 

[M1Army]

Looks nice.......

 

[HUNTERVASSER]

Is the pad dense enough to get a consistent cheek-weld? Curious to see if the foam is like a “mouse pad” or something denser? Nice rifle BTW.

 

[Baron85]

Is the pad dense enough to get a consistent cheek-weld? Curious to see if the foam is like a “mouse pad” or something denser? Nice rifle BTW.

It is about the same density as a mouse pad. I have all 3 thicknesses. The one in the picture is the thick pad. If I did it again I strongly prefer the thin and medium thickness better due to the thick being too thick and squishy for my taste. The thin and medium feel better to me and seem to be better for consistency.

 

[bfoosh006]

I use them a lot. They are plenty durable and a great add on.

FWIW, after adhering the pad to the cleaned cheekrest... a loosely wrapped ACE bandage ( while still under mild tension ) will help the foam pad adhere.

Wrapping the ACE bandage to tight, will cause the foam pad to stretch across the cheekrest radius and tend to pull loose... ( ask me how I know.... Lol )

 

[strike33]

love mine

 

[RLinNH]

Their finished product looks better than the Cheek-Eze that I had to butcher to size for one of my bolt guns yesterday...