BOG DeathGrip Clamping Tripod Aluminum Black 1099442

BOG DeathGrip Clamping Tripod Aluminum Black 1099442

BOGgear, LLC 1099442

$169.95

$119.89

(29%off)
27 In Stock

BOGgear, LLC 1099442

Product Type
Shooting Rests & Bipods
Shooting Support Type
Bipods
UPC Barcode
661120416692
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The BOG DeathGrip Aluminum Tripod is engineered to be the most stable precision tripod on the market. The aluminum legs offer unmatched durability year after year. The patented clamp secures any weapon, hands-free, freeing the BOG hunter to glass or call on the hunt with ease. Take on your UNKNOWN, season after season, with the most reliable shooting tripod.

Specifications and Features:
Machined Aluminum
Shooting height adjusts from 7-59"
Tilt adjustment lever controls up to 25° of cant forwards and back
Head pans 360° with tension adjustment
Non-marring rubber jaw insert
Quick-adjust clamping lever
Retractable steel feet
3-position leg angle locks
Integrated bubble level
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The tripod that landed me a new hunting partner!
These tripods are amazing! Not only in form and function, but also in rugged reliability. My wife was never an avid hunter until I purchased my first BOG Deathgrip. It gave her the confidence she needed to hunt, not only in her marksmanship but also by making the recoil a non-factor for her. Now she hunts more often than I do and has become a very accomplished hunter thanks to her "BOG Pod". Now we are up to 4 Deathgrip tripods as well as her BOG Deathgrip 360 Chair. Great products!
August 19, 2026
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Is there a weight limit on this tri pod
Answer: Hello Tim! The manufacturer does not specify one.
Will this accommodate a 10x50 marine binocular?
Answer: Hi John! Its head has a built-in clamp that is specifically designed to cradle and secure a rifle. I reckon you could jury-rig a way to mount binoculars to it, but it is not designed for that function.