Tactical Armband Sleeve Storage Kit QB Wrist Map Holder Arm Pouch DOPE Card Holder for Shooting Rescue Surveillance and Field Measurements

Solid armband. Used it for my dope. Also had my partner's dope there to give them directions. I used a grease pen to write stage instructions. Works perfectly! You won't even notice it on. was not uncomfortable or itchy. Held up great some abuse of prone shooting, crawing around in the dirt.

Perfect for dope card not overly bulky but still easy to read.

I used it for a sniper comp and some other PRS stuff. The stitching has held up well so far. Make sure you erase map marker on it fast or else it will leave a faint stain of whatever you wrote on the plastic.

I was on the market for a new Armboard for precision rifle matches. My previous one from a different vendor was starting to get creases in the material, making my data difficult to read, and its Velcro was coming undone easily. I found this vendor’s, gave it a try, and liked it! It’s stiff and holds its shape better, and the Velcro is very secure and doesn’t flap open by itself all the time like the other vendor’s used to. I took this to the Mammoth Sniper Challenge in Jan 2024 and was happy with how it performed.

Great find and useful tool for anyone who needs hands free equipment that is helpful in keeping cheat sheets, paperwork, important info dry, available right away, and safe on your arm.

The top window is stitched incompletely across top. This puts a lot of stress on the top stitch line and the threads start to rip and pull apart as you lift the window for use. It would hold better if they stitched all the way across . I like a lot of the other features, but this design flaw ruins the quality for use while training.

This is perfect and needed if you are a long-range shooter. It was really easy to get my dope card in and keep it dry in the rain. Perfect for a 3x5 note card. It will fit over a jacket or thicker shirt so if you are shooting in the cold. It is a bit uncomfortable if it's just on your bare skin, as in shooting in the summer. I prefer it to be over the sleeve of a shirt or jacket. Good straps on it, good hook and loop is used. Single stitching which is kind of lame, but construction is still solid, and it should do the trick.

Compared to a sports targeted armband, this has larger windows and that's awesome. It's also not hot to wear like the "full sleeve coverage" of an athletic armband. My knock of a star is that I'm a pretty lanky build -- perhaps somewhat disproportionally long arms, but my forearms aren't huge. Yeah, I'm working on it y'all, but genetics do play a large role. So to get this tight enough to where it's a secure hold (with short sleeves, no clothing coverage from elbow down), I have to situate it pretty far up my forearm, getting close to the elbow region, whereas a lower-to-mid-forearm location would be more desirable...but I can't cinch down the straps any further in order to keep a secure hold further down my forearm. I can, however, get a better hold when wearing long sleeves or a jacket...some garment that adds a little extra bulk & friction to the armband further down. So this is useful for some parts of the year, but not all-season for me since in the deep south, short sleeves are worn the majority of the year.Appears well made, and certainly glad to have it for the times where it makes more sense than a smaller-windowed athletic armband. I just wish it was able to tighten up even more for us scrawnier folk.