Flight Gear HP iPad Bag

Perfect bag! Fits my iPad, my head set, my log book, a flashlight, my E6B, my knee board and more. I love it and would buy it again.

I’ve been using this flight bag now for 3-months while I work on my PPL. I’ve really liked it. Fits my Bose A20 headsets perfectly, along with my knee board, and other flight equipment. Especially love that I can fit my iPad in it. It’s been great.

Nice bag to take on day trips. Lots of pockets to organize. Holds iPad snuggly.

I have been using this bag for my flying lessons. I am very happy with it. Compact in size but I can carry alot of my required gear. I would happily suggest this bag to other pilots and pilots in training.

The point of this bag is to handle at least a headset, an ipad, a radio, a bottle of water (I think), pens, and etc.... seriously, there's quite a bit of room.I keep a kneeboard in this. A long one, actually.This bag is quite easy to carry. Honestly, I REALLY liked it all around. However: the first problem I had was it came crushed. I had to put filled cans in it to flatten the base. That took a week. While I was in the air, recently, I managed to pull the zipper pull clean off. It was majorly irritating.

Well made and intelligently designed. Has room for all your needed stuff and a few more things.

The product is not coming as it is advertise...

I would make this a 5-star, but I'm a little annoyed that it arrived smushed... Especially when the box was big enough for it to arrive not smushed.I got this for my husband for his flight gear. Other that it arriving smushed, I really like this bag. He was able to put his headphones, iPad, checklist, charger, and various other flight equipment in this bag, all neat and orderly. Now he doesn't have to lug a big flight bag or backpack around with him every time he flies. There is even a clip to hang your headphones from, so they don't end up all tangled in the bottom of the bag. And the back pocket (for the iPad) has a little hole that you can slide a charger through. I'm guessing you could put a charging brick in the big pocket with the headphones, and slide the charging cable through to the iPad pocket to charge while it's in the bag. He hasn't used this function yet, but I'm sure it will come in handy on longer flights.For reference, this fits David Clarks, 10-inch iPad pro, checklists, a handful of charts, a hand radio, water bottle, gloves, charger, charging brick, flashlight, pens/pencils, and various small items very well, and still leaves some room. It also comes with a shoulder strap you can attach or leave detached, depending on your preference. I would definitely recommend this product--I just wish it hadn't arrived smushed.