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BOG Bantam Tripod
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SKU: WX2*0750309
Overview
Built for mobile hunters who need steady support without extra bulk, this tripod is suited to backcountry carry, glassing, and shot stabilization from sitting to kneeling positions. Its 20" to 42" height range and 2.1 lb. weight make it a practical option when you want a packable platform that can move with you through changing terrain. Arca Swiss compatibility adds flexibility for use with BOG DeathGrip heads and other compatible accessories, while twist-lock legs and large rubber feet are designed for quick setup and stable footing in the field.
Why Hunters Choose the Bog
Lightweight 2.1-pound
Design supports pack-friendly carry on
20"-42" Height
Range covers sitting to kneeling
Arca Swiss
BOG DeathGrip heads and third-party
Twist-lock Legs
Adjust quickly and quietly for
Large Rubber
Feet add traction and stability
Key Features
- Lightweight 2.1 lb. design supports pack-friendly carry on mobile hunts.
- 20"-42" height range fits sitting-to-kneeling shooting positions.
- Arca Swiss compatible for BOG DeathGrip heads and third-party accessories.
- Twist-lock legs adjust quickly and quietly for field deployment.
- Large rubber feet add traction and stability across varied terrain.
- Compact, packable build suits hunters covering ground.
Best Used For
- Mobile hunters needing a lightweight shooting rest for backcountry carry and quick setup.
- Hunters shooting from sitting to kneeling positions across varied terrain and blind setups.
- Users wanting Arca Swiss compatibility for BOG DeathGrip heads and third-party accessories.
- Hunters who also need a stable glassing platform or camera support in the field.
Specifications
| Compatibility | Arca Swiss compatible |
|---|---|
| Feet | Large rubber feet |
| Height Range | 20"-42" |
| Leg Type | Twist-lock legs |
| Packability | Compact, packable design |
| Position Support | Sitting to kneeling shooting positions |
| Use | Shooting rest, glassing platform, camera support |
| Weight | 2.1 lbs. |
Pros
- Lightweight 2.1-pound design supports pack-friendly carry on mobile hunts.
- 20"-42" height range covers sitting to kneeling shooting positions.
- Arca Swiss compatibility works with BOG DeathGrip heads and third-party accessories.
- Twist-lock legs adjust quickly and quietly for fast field deployment.
- Large rubber feet add traction and stability across varied terrain.
- Compact, packable design suits hunters who cover ground.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 20"-42" height range is geared to sitting-to-kneeling positions, so it is not intended for higher standing shots.
- At 2.1 lbs., it stays packable, but it is still an added carry item for hunters trying to keep gear to a minimum.
- Arca Swiss compatibility adds flexibility, but it also means you may need compatible heads or accessories to get the most from the platform.
- The compact, mobile-focused design favors portability over a larger, more planted setup for extended glassing or heavier support needs.
Suggested Comparisons
- Shooting tripod
- Glassing tripod
- Camera support tripod
- Tripod head and accessory platform
Suggested Accessories
- Arca Swiss-compatible tripod head
- Shooting rest
- Binocular adapter
- Camera mount
Frequently Asked Questions
What shooting positions does the BOG Bantam Tripod support?
It covers a 20"-42" height range, which the source says supports sitting-to-kneeling shooting positions.
Is the BOG Bantam Tripod compatible with BOG DeathGrip heads?
Yes. The product is Arca Swiss compatible, and the source says that opens it to BOG DeathGrip heads as well as third-party accessories.
How portable is this tripod for mobile hunts?
The source lists it at 2.1 lbs. and describes it as lightweight, packable, and built for mobile hunters.
What kind of terrain can the tripod be used on?
The source says the large rubber feet provide traction and stability across varied terrain, including hardpan, forest floor, and blind surfaces.
How do the legs adjust in the field?
The tripod uses twist-lock legs that the source says deploy quickly and quietly.