BOG DeathGrip Aluminum Tripod with Durable Frame, Lightweight, Stable Design, Bubble Level, Adjustable Legs, Shooting Rest, a
4.8 | 11,999 ratings
Price: 129.98
Last update: 12-28-2025
About this item
- DURABLE: With a durable aluminum construction and large diameter aluminum legs, this rugged shooting rest is ready for all situations and terrains
- EASE OF USE: This stable shooting platform features an adjustment knob that controls up to 25 degrees of adjustment and a clamping head that pans 360 degrees with tension capabilities
- VERSATILE: Features a 3-position leg lock for use in the prone, kneeling, sitting and standing positions and can secure any weapon for hands-free use
- BE PREPARED: With retractable steel spikes, an integral bubble level and no-slip lever locks this tripod is secure, stable, quiet, and ready for quick adjustments during that vital moment
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Item details
| Brand Name | BOG |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Battenfeld Technologies |
| UPC | 661120416692 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00661120416692 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.84.8 out of 5 stars(11,934) 4.8 out of 5 stars |
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| ASIN | B07KMPCVMH |
| Item Type Name | Bog DeathGrip Aluminum Tripod |
| Included Components | Tripod |
| Item Height | 6 inches |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | Limited 1-Year Warranty, https://www.boghunt.com/warranty/ |
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BOG DeathGrip Aluminum Tripod with Durable Frame, Lightweight, Stable Design, Bubble Level, Adjustable Legs, Shooting Rest, and Hands-Free Operation for Hunting, Shooting, and Outdoors
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Measurements
| Item Weight | 8.5 Pounds |
|---|---|
| Maximum Height | 59 Inches |
| Minimum Height | 7 Inches |
Style
| Color | Black |
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| Leg Style | Tripod |
Materials & Care
| Material Type | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Grip Material | Foam |
Top reviews from the United States
- Laverne Otto-PhitreCan't imagine better for a varmint rifle around this price point.I've had a few weeks to play with mine now, and I'm done looking for anything better. This thing is more than solid enough for varmint-caliber rifles. Some have complained that the parallel sides of the clamp don't hold the rounded contours of their rifles well. This is easily overcome with the application of some adhesive neoprene sheet cut to fit the saddle's gripping/contact surfaces, or even just a piece of thin foam rubber nested between saddle and stock.
Mine arrived with a head that wouldn't pan easily and exhibited a ratcheting sensation when forced to turn side-to-side; a quick email to BOG Products yielded a suggested adjustment within 24 hours that handily solved the issue.
This is made/sold by Battenfeld Technologies, Inc., which is part of Larry Potterfield's commercial empire along with Frankfort Arsenal (reloading tools), Wheeler Engineering (gunsmithing tools), Caldwell (rests, chronographs, adaptors) and a few others - and its availability through Amazon made it a bit easier for my wife to find in my Wish List than through Mr. Potterfield's "MidwayUSA" gateway.
I wanted a tripod that would work for any position: bench, seated, kneeling, from a ground blind, leaning back against my truck... and this one even flattens down far enough to be usable in the prone position, depending upon what angles the ground takes between my position and my target. The rubber feet screw up around the threaded, pointed shafts on which they are mounted to expose steel pointed tips which worked great when I had to set up on a frozen puddle in a meadow.
My alternative plan was to use a surveyor's level tripod with a 5/8-11 to 1/4-20 head adaptor, a separate ball head with ARCA-Swiss attachment, and a saddle clamp from another manufacturer, which would have given me a tripod that wouldn't go short enough for sitting, nor kneeling facing a downhill slope, and certainly not prone shooting, and I'd have still spent more even with cheap imported parts.
I took a 6" long piece of oak 2" x 4" (true dimension) lumber and screwed in a stud that was lag-threaded on one end and 1/4-20 on the other, which I can clamp into the saddle and attach a small $20 ball head to use this tripod for binoculars, spotting scope, camera, or a light chronograph. I screwed another chunk of 2"x4" edge-wise to a 16" x 20" x 1" deep baking pan, sprayed the whole thing with a can of cheap truck bed liner, and now I can clamp that in as well for a hasty small table that stuff won't roll off of. I can raise the whole thing to maximum height and clamp in a length of aluminum/steel/PVC tubing, attach a seine net to the tube with zip ties, and have a "wall" to catch brass positioned to my right at the range. (Gathering the bottom of the net into a 5 gallon bucket collects all of my brass without having to attach anything to the rifle itself, or take up space on the bench.)
My wife wants me to get another one so we can run a pipe or 2"x4" across them with hooks on it to hold camp cookware & utensils, drying shoes, or a tarp to create a wind break or rain shelter for gear. It holds a rechargeable LED work light nicely after the sun sets and I pack up my blind from a session of varminting.
The only thing I'd like to see added is a hook on the bottom of the center for hanging my day pack, but a few loops of para cord around the legs ought to give me an adequate connecting point for the carabiner I keep on my pack's top handle. And when I get home, it makes a nice hanging rack for wet gear out in the garage.
At this price point, I'm not afraid to molest it with some para cord, tape, and/or spray paint to "customize" it for specific passing needs; but the basic design and quality is just perfect out of the box, and I wouldn't ask the manufacturer to change anything that would increase its price. - CrAiG-TIt’s like a bench vise for rifles that still moves in all directions. It’s brilliant!This thing is so awesome! Especially if you’re around 6’ tall.. I’m 6’1” and it’s perfect for me fully extended, I can stand up straight, comfortably and still precisely shoot with no problem. Even If you’re shorter than that, don’t worry it’ll adjust to your comfort level even if you want to lay down flat. Also, The rubber padded bench vise style grip holds whatever rifle you choose with as much strength as you’d ever need & it’s completely adjustable, I even use it to site with! It’s got levels, locks, whatever you want! It’s very versatile and durable! I love mine it’s a brilliant invention and very simple and easy to use. There’s no assembly at all. It’s just fantastic!
- CalebAbsolute best tripod for the money.Easily the best tripod I’ve used and it’s not close. I’ve used this on 10+ coyote / hog hunts, trudging through woods, swamps, creeks etc in the dead of night. Super quick setup, incredibly stable and keeps the gun locked into placed. I sling it over my shoulder with the gun locked in and the gun is just a secure when I’m done walking as when I started. Love the versatility as well, can change heights/position quickly when moving to different setups. Genuinely don’t think there’s another on the market that can compare.
- Randall BurlesonWorth the moneyGreat product. Heavy and sturdy. Exactly the kind of tripod you want when an expensive spotting scope is mounted to it.
Easy to make micro adjustments. - MooseWorth the moneyExcellent product, game changer for precision shooting. Will not disappoint, high quality.
- WhatSayYouHeafty but holds trueWell made, durable, and useful for steady shots, and is part of my regular pack out. Good for stand work, ground shooting and steady long shoots. Weight is a consideration and rucking is not for the faint, yet makes for an essential requirement for a steady smooth shot and ethical takedown.
- Amazon CustomerDeath Grip “PERFECT”One word,” Perfect “. As a result of my medical condition I could no longer hold my rifle steady enough to ethically deer hunt. A friend told me about Bog Death Grip and should check it out.
I was skeptical at first,but if it ment I could again enjoy deer hunting , I’d give it a shot and try it out.
Wow, I could hold the cross hairs steady in the Death Grip Tripod. I’m looking forward to once again ethically and responsibly, enjoying hunting without the fear of maiming, injuring and losing deer needlessly - FrankBog Death grip Aluminum Tripod, a great valueThis is a great tripod for under $160. I used this tripod for a week hunting deer from a ground blind and had zero issues. it is so solid that i had complete confidence in making a 200 yard shot. It has 25 degrees of up and down tilt and can rotate 360 degrees. The legs adjust easily and lock solidly in place. The top clamp will hold your rifle firmly and still allow you to rotate the rifle and tilt it up and down while it's clamped in place. It has a max height of 5'8" and can be adjusted low enough for sitting and prone shooting. Bog tripods range greatly in price with the carbon fiber model costing over $350. The basic black aluminum tripod has all of the same features as the CF model and only weighs one pound more. Don't waste your money on a more expensive model. I highly recommend this tripod And would buy it again.