TOURBON Neoprene Comb Raising Kit Adjustable Cheek Rest Pad Buttstock Cover with 3 Height Foam Riser Inserts

This is working great on my shotgun. It doesn't roll like another brand I've tried.

This thing is tight. Very, very tight. I had to take off the butt pad but it still was very very hard to get on. I hope that means it will not slip. Time will tell.I did like the fact that the only logo or branding was on a small tag that is easy to get off. Last thing I want is for my gear to be an advertising billboard. Stuff with gratuitous logos get returned (Bear Mountain). I'm also looking at you Hunting Specialties. Great riser/pouch, but unlike the picture on amazon it is covered what a huge logo.

I purchased two of these for two rifles so that my cheek weld would be made by looking down the center of the scope. After trying various methods of slipping the rubberized sleeve over the stock, I found that it was easiest to select the appropriate-sized riser, set it on the top of the stock, and then turn it over onto the stock and riser. To do this, it is best to slip the sleeve onto the stock and bunch it up toward the stock's pistol grip. This device would be particularly good for adjusting the stock height for trap-shooters. This is especially appropriate for younger shooters so that they can learn to keep their cheek on the stock in the right place so that they don't have to crane their necks to get the proper sight picture without raising their cheek off the stock. I've seen instructors tape towels to the stocks, and use various other methods to raise the stock to the proper height for a learning shooter. This is clearly a better alternative, especially since there are three separate-sized risers that come with the rubberized sleeve.

Compared to what was on online this is a value & high quality.

This was a bit difficult to get on but I finally managed to do it. Put the sleeve on the stock first, then roll it back on itself, next put the piece of foam over the stock, and then pull the rolled sleeve portion back over so that it completely covers the the rise and comes down on the other side toward the end of the stock.This is not a bad product by any means. It is just that it is not capable of being fully stable.I got this to work but I'm not terribly happy with how it shifts around on me. It's on there about as tight as anyone could hope to make it. This is pretty good for an interim solution but I'm going to have to find another another product to use permanently.Putting being able to brace your jaw up against the stock greatly improves accuracy and precision. You're able to then put your cheek or jaw up against this and get just the correct I relief to be highly consistent in your marksmanship.If anyone has a suggestion for me I would very much like to hear about it.

works great

My Benelli m4 has a fixed stock and I needed a slight cheek riser so not to break my cheek weld with my red dot. I saw after market risers that required switching out the OEM stock that I didn’t want to bother with so figured I try this less expensive solution out. So far have been happy with the product. Has held in place just fine during range use. Time will tell how the elasticity and durability will hold up after repeated use.

Great fit for the .308 rifle just what was needed for the correct cheek rise