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Fortune Cookies · Rear Bags · Positional Bags
Six sizes, three fabrics, five fills — here’s the whole family, side by side.
Every Fortune Cookie is the same shape doing the same job — conform to whatever you’re shooting off of. Pick by the width of your fore-end and how much weight you want to carry. Micro, Mini, and Max set the height; X means an inch and a half wider for wide chassis fore-ends and wing setups.
Micro
4″ top · fore-ends to 2″ · 9 oz–3.2 lb →
MicroX
5.5″ top · fore-ends to 3.5″ · 0.7–4.8 lb →
Mini
5″ top · fore-ends to 3″ · 1.0–7.8 lb →
MiniX
6.5″ top · fore-ends to 4.5″ · 1.5–10.8 lb →
Max
6″ top · fore-ends to 4″ · 2.2–16 lb →
MaxX
7.5″ top · fore-ends to 5.5″ · 2.9–20 lb →
See every Rear Bag side by side.
Six different rear bags, one job — settle your elevation. Pick by how much lift you need and how much weight you want to carry: shorter stocks want a taller bag, chassis with more built-in adjustment can go smaller and lighter.
Mini Fortune Cookie
5″ × 7″ × 6″ · 7.8 lb · $115 — Skeletonized stocks, 3″–9″ lift →
Mini Range Cube
6″ × 5.5″ × 5.5″ · 3.45 lb · $45 — Two-height rest, budget pick →
Pill Rear Bag
4″ × 4″ × 5.5″ · 1.6 lb · $55 — Multi-height, compact →
Loop Rear Bag
5″ × 9″ × 2″ · 1.4 lb · $35 — Full stocks, 1″–6″ lift →
MilkToast
4″ × 6″ × 5.5″ · 1.15 lb · $35 — Small window bag →
Berry Bag
5″ × 9″ × 2″ · 1.6 lb · $49 — Full-stock companion →
Rule of thumb
Skeletonized or lightweight stock with a lot of drop? You need more lift — reach for the Mini Fortune Cookie. Full-sized stock already close to the line? A Loop, MilkToast, or Berry gets you there lighter and cheaper. Ask us → — we’ll answer with a bag, not a sales pitch.
See every Positional Bag side by side.
Barricades, walls, window ledges, tank traps — a positional bag steadies you off anything that isn’t a bench. Pick by how you carry it (strapped to your arm, or grabbed and placed) and how much surface you need under the rifle.
Tac Pad
7″ × 10″ × 4″ · 0.8 lb · $99 — Arm-strapped, compact →
Pump Pillow
9.5″ × 9″ × 7″ · 1.15 lb · $140 — Arm-strapped, more surface →
Strapless Pump Pillow
7.5″ × 9″ × 6.5″ · 1.15 lb · $109 — Grab-and-place →
Strapless Behemoth
12″ × 12″ × 9″ · 1.85 lb · $139 — Grab-and-place, largest platform →
Strapless Tac Pad
7″ × 9.5″ × 3.5″ · 0.7 lb · $89 — Grab-and-place, lowest profile →
Rush Stair Bag
12″ × 18″ × 18″ · 4.15 lb · $250 — Land-nav / stacked barricade →
Modular Tac Pad
7″ × 9″ × 4″ · 0.4 lb · $65 — Land-nav kit component →
Modular Pump Pillow
9″ × 7″ × 6″ · 0.5 lb · $75 — Land-nav kit component →
Rule of thumb
Need your hands free between positions? Strap it to your arm — Tac Pad or Pump Pillow. Setting up and staying put? Go strapless and save. Running a full land-nav loadout? The Modular pair and Rush Stair Bag are built to travel together. Ask us → — we’ll answer with a bag, not a sales pitch.