The BOG Death Grip Infinite Arca Swiss tripod answers the oldest problem in field shooting: how do you get bench-steady when there is no bench anywhere in sight. Compounding on the overwhelming success of the original DeathGrip tripods, BOG took on the unenviable task of making the world’s best tripod better, and they did exactly that. The Infinite series is designed as a multi-functional tripod platform, built around a quick-change system that sits on top of a glass smooth ball-head mount.
Pair that head with a proprietary hybrid foot, twist-lock legs, and the proprietary DeathGrip clamping system, and you have a rest that carries like a photography tripod and holds like a vise. Weight is just 2.6 kg, which puts it in the same class as tripods costing up to four times the price.
What the BOG Death Grip Infinite Tripod Is and Who It Is For
This is a full shooting platform rather than a simple bipod substitute. The DeathGrip clamping head grips the rifle itself with non-marring jaws, so the gun is held rather than balanced. Once it is clamped, you can step away from the rifle entirely and it stays exactly where you left it.
That makes the BOG Death Grip Infinite a natural fit for predator hunters calling from sitting or standing positions, long-range shooters spotting between strings, and anyone who glasses for hours and wants the optic locked on a distant ridge. Photographers and videographers get the same benefit through the quick release Arca-Swiss mounting system, which swaps a camera onto the head in seconds. If you hunt from a blind, a truck bed, or a rocky slope where a bipod simply will not sit level, this is the tool that solves it.
Key Features
- Premium carbon fiber lightweight legs on the carbon version for maximum weight savings
- Twist lock legs for easy, secure height adjustment with no wing nuts to fumble
- DeathGrip clamping head with non-marring jaws that hold the rifle without marking the stock
- Quick release Arca-Swiss mounting system for fast changes between rifle, camera, and spotting scope
- Prone to standing height adjustment across the full range of shooting positions
- Padded carry case included so the tripod travels protected
Specifications That Matter in the Field
The headline number is weight: 2.6 kg for a platform that clamps a full-size rifle. Carbon fiber legs are what make that possible, and the twist-lock design keeps the leg sections short when collapsed and rigid when extended. There is no slop at the joints, which is where cheaper tripods give away their accuracy.
Height adjustment runs from prone all the way to standing, so a single unit covers the whole spectrum of shooting positions. The ball-head mount underneath the clamp is glass smooth, letting you track a moving animal or pan across a valley without the stutter that ruins a shot. The Arca-Swiss interface on top is an industry standard, so aftermarket plates and accessories drop straight on. Every one of those details is why the BOG Death Grip Infinite gets described as the best tripod ever made, again.
Practical Use, Care, and Compatibility
Set the legs first, then level the head, then clamp the rifle. Working in that order keeps you from fighting the ball head while a heavy rifle is already hanging off it. The non-marring jaws mean you can clamp on a fine walnut stock or a carbon fiber chassis without leaving witness marks, but wipe grit off the jaw faces before you close them.
Care is simple. Rinse mud off the hybrid feet, dry the leg sections before collapsing them, and periodically snug the twist locks so they seat cleanly. Store the tripod in the included padded case rather than loose in a truck, since that is where legs get bent. Anything with an Arca-Swiss plate will mount on the quick-change system, which is what makes this rest so useful across disciplines.
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