Outstanding. We have used a decent bipod for a couple of years with success. But we definitely see the many advantages of Tripods. We will give this one a look for sure. Thank you.
I received the Bog Pod Adrenaline tripod and am rather disappointed. It should have a way to keep the three legs from moving independently if needed. Maybe in soft dirt it would work well, but on a hard surface it’s rather unstable in my opinion. I might try the Death Grip tripod or Primos Trigger Stick, but the Adrenaline is going back.
@@archstanton9703 the bog deathgrip is more stable but very bulky and heavy if you plan on hiking with it. The legs are independent so you can quickly adjust it on uneven ground
@@Bullets4Bucks It's too bad the tripod didn't have the option of locking the legs from moving independently. I tried it out at home, but maybe it would work better in the field. I wanted to be able to used it for a spotting scope, but I don't think it would be stable enough. I have a cheap Amazon Basics tripod that will have to do for now, but I still need a stable tripod or bipod for my upcoming hunt. Can the Bog Pod Death Grip lock the legs from moving independently? Thank you for the reply and have a good afternoon!
Outstanding. We have used a decent bipod for a couple of years with success. But we definitely see the many advantages of Tripods. We will give this one a look for sure. Thank you.
Thank you
Good review bud going to order one for sure🤓 Thanks👍
Thanks also check out the deathgrip
Are you still happy with the tripod? I’m thinking of getting one. Other than color, is there any advantage getting the camo version? Thanks!
Yes still happy with it use it weekly. No big advantage to camo
@@Bullets4Bucks Appreciate the reply. I’m probably going with black one to save a few bucks. Have a good one!
I received the Bog Pod Adrenaline tripod and am rather disappointed. It should have a way to keep the three legs from moving independently if needed. Maybe in soft dirt it would work well, but on a hard surface it’s rather unstable in my opinion. I might try the Death Grip tripod or Primos Trigger Stick, but the Adrenaline is going back.
@@archstanton9703 the bog deathgrip is more stable but very bulky and heavy if you plan on hiking with it. The legs are independent so you can quickly adjust it on uneven ground
@@Bullets4Bucks It's too bad the tripod didn't have the option of locking the legs from moving independently. I tried it out at home, but maybe it would work better in the field. I wanted to be able to used it for a spotting scope, but I don't think it would be stable enough. I have a cheap Amazon Basics tripod that will have to do for now, but I still need a stable tripod or bipod for my upcoming hunt. Can the Bog Pod Death Grip lock the legs from moving independently? Thank you for the reply and have a good afternoon!
How would you recommend attaching the death grip attachment via the Switcheroo?
I haven't used that on the switcheroo but I think it would work ok. Might be a little top heavy
do you think it would support a 20 lb rifle?
Yes but not ideal
@@Bullets4Bucks right on. Thanks. I wonder if they have a more robust one. That price is great
@@adamdyment9732 deathgrip carbon
@@Bullets4Bucks same company?
@@adamdyment9732 yes
I don't like twist lock legs either. The west Texas "Mars dust" gets in the mechanism, rendering them useless.
Ditto yup