Field-ready shooting support
Hunting Bipods & Tripods
Being comfortable and rock solid is one of the most important parts of making a good shot. We recommend ALPYN and TRICER support systems for hunters who need dependable stability without carrying unnecessary weight.
Bipod, tripod—or both?
Choose around the terrain, vegetation, likely shooting position, glassing needs, and the support you will actually practice with before the hunt.
Choose a bipod
Fast, compact, and natural for prone or low seated shooting when the terrain and vegetation allow a low rifle-mounted support.
Choose a tripod
Adds height and versatility for glassing or shooting when brush, slope, wind, or body position makes a low setup impractical.
Bring both
Some hunts justify a quick rifle-mounted bipod plus a stable glassing platform that can also provide an alternate shooting position.
Species, terrain, vegetation, and likely shooting position determine the support. Train from the same setup you will carry.
JT’s field guidance
ALPYN systems Allout recommends
ALPYN combines compact shooting support with modular tripod systems built for glassing, shooting, trekking-pole use, and shelter support.
Outlaw Bipod
MSRP: $299.99
Allout price: $254.99
A compact 16-ounce bipod that adjusts from a low prone position to 25.5 inches for steeper terrain and higher shooting positions.
- 6–25.5 inch working range
- 13-inch folded length
- Three-section legs
- Spring-loaded lower and twist-lock upper adjustments
- Integrated cant and pan
Wildcat Tripod Set
Starting MSRP: $350.00
Allout price: $297.50
The lighter, compact ALPYN tripod for hunters who count ounces. Two legs detach for trekking-pole or tent-pole use.
- 10-layer carbon fiber
- 20.5–21.375 inch folded length by head
- 62–63.25 inch maximum height by head
- 2 lb 9.3 oz–3 lb 2 oz by head
- ARCA-compatible
Triple Option Tripod Set
MSRP: $499.99
Allout price: $424.99
The larger ALPYN option for hunters wanting greater height and a more substantial glassing or shooting platform.
- 10-layer carbon fiber
- 27-inch folded length with head
- 69.5-inch maximum height with head
- 4 lb 5 oz with tripod and head
- B40 ball or LV-05 fluid head
TRICER systems Allout recommends
TRICER offers a versatile rifle-mounted bipod plus focused tripod choices for sitting glassing, sitting-to-standing glassing, and larger optics.
TRICER-RP Hunting Bipod
MSRP: $349.00
Allout price: $296.65
One bipod with short and long configurations for prone, seated, and kneeling positions.
- Two-section: 12-inch maximum, 10.58 oz
- Three-section: 30.2-inch maximum, 14.25 oz
- Long and short legs
- Spiked and rubber feet
- ARCA-Swiss and Picatinny heads
- Pan and tilt controls
Outlaw vs. RP
Outlaw: 16 ounces, 6–25.5 inches, spring-loaded lower sections, and a compact 13-inch folded length.
RP: 10.58 or 14.25 ounces depending on configuration, maximum heights of 12 or 30.2 inches, and multiple included mounting and foot options.
The best choice depends on your rifle interface, preferred adjustment system, likely shooting height, terrain, and how much versatility you want attached to the rifle.
TRICER-BC
MSRP: $369.00
Allout price: $313.65
A 26.8-ounce carbon tripod designed primarily for seated glassing. It folds to 14.88 inches and reaches 40 inches with the column raised.
TRICER-AD
MSRP: $389.00
Allout price: $330.65
A 34-ounce carbon tripod that covers prone through standing glassing positions, folds to 21.5 inches, and reaches 64 inches.
TRICER-JC
Current manufacturer sale: $399.00
Allout price: Ask JT
A heavier-duty 3-pound carbon glassing tripod with built-in micro-adjustment, optional weight inserts, a 64-inch maximum height, and a 33-pound capacity.
Limited in-stock gear: Call JT at (970) 773-4898 to confirm current price, configuration, and availability.
What JT needs to know
- Your rifle and its mounting interface—ARCA, Picatinny, or sling-swivel stud
- Species, terrain, vegetation, and expected shooting distance
- Likely prone, seated, kneeling, or standing positions
- Whether the same system also needs to support binoculars or a spotting scope
- Your priorities for packed weight, maximum height, speed, and stability
Once JT understands the hunt and your current rifle setup, he can help narrow the choice to the support and mounting components that make sense.
Build the support around the shot
Pair the rifle, support, optics, and practice plan around the real conditions of your hunt.