BOG Death Grip Infinite Clamping Carbon Fibre Tripod Shooting Stick

The BOG DeathGrip head securely clamps around the firearm's forend rather than requiring it to simply rest on top of the shooting support.

Protective non-marring jaw inserts provide secure contact while helping protect the firearm's finish. Once clamped into position, the firearm can remain supported hands-free while the shooter observes an area, operates other equipment or waits for the right opportunity.

The premium carbon-fibre legs significantly reduce the carrying weight of the DeathGrip Infinite while retaining the rigidity required from a precision shooting tripod.

At approximately 5 lb 14 oz, this Carbon Fibre Infinite is considerably lighter than the aluminium Infinite, making it particularly attractive for shooters who regularly cover ground while carrying their shooting support.

The low-profile ball head is one of the major advantages of the DeathGrip Infinite system. It provides considerably greater freedom of movement than a conventional fixed shooting-stick head while maintaining a secure shooting platform.

Full 360° panning allows smooth horizontal target tracking, while the ball-head design provides extensive angle adjustment for shooting across changing terrain.

The DeathGrip Infinite uses a quick-release Arca-Swiss mounting system, allowing compatible equipment to be attached and removed rapidly.

An optics plate is supplied with the tripod, making it possible to switch from the DeathGrip shooting setup to compatible observation equipment without requiring a completely separate tripod.

The adjustable carbon-fibre legs allow the tripod to cover an exceptionally broad range of shooting positions. With an approximate minimum height of 2.59" and maximum height of 59.5", the same tripod can be configured from very low positions through to standing use.

Multiple leg-angle settings and independently adjustable legs also make it easier to establish a stable shooting position on sloping or uneven terrain.

Both DeathGrip Infinite models provide the same core concept: a DeathGrip clamping system combined with a highly adjustable ball head and Arca-Swiss mounting platform.

The major advantage of this Carbon Fibre version is weight. At approximately 5 lb 14 oz, it is significantly lighter than the aluminium DeathGrip Infinite, making it the better choice for shooters who expect to carry the tripod over longer distances or frequently move between positions.

The Aluminium Infinite remains an excellent option where value is the priority, while the Carbon Fibre Infinite is the premium choice where reduced weight matters.

The BOG DeathGrip Infinite Carbon Fibre Tripod is supplied with the DeathGrip clamping system, quick-release mounting hardware, optics plate and padded carrying case.

What is the difference between the Carbon Fibre and Aluminium DeathGrip Infinite?

The biggest difference is the leg material and resulting weight. This Carbon Fibre model weighs approximately 5 lb 14 oz, making it considerably lighter to carry than the aluminium version while retaining the Infinite's versatile mounting and adjustment system.

Does the DeathGrip Infinite Carbon Fibre clamp the rifle?

Yes. It includes BOG's DeathGrip clamping head with non-marring jaw inserts, providing secure hands-free firearm support.

Does it use an Arca-Swiss mount?

Yes. The DeathGrip Infinite uses a quick-release Arca-Swiss mounting system, allowing compatible equipment to be attached and changed quickly.

Can optics be fitted to the tripod?

Yes. An optics plate is included for use with compatible observation equipment.

Can the Carbon Fibre DeathGrip Infinite be used prone?

Yes. Its broad adjustment range allows it to be lowered to approximately 2.59" and extended up to approximately 59.5", covering very low through to standing positions.

Who should choose the Carbon Fibre DeathGrip Infinite?

It is particularly suited to shooters who want the versatility of the DeathGrip Infinite platform but want to minimise carrying weight. This makes it especially useful for mobile hunting, stalking and field shooting where the tripod may be carried over longer distances.