Long Leg Bipod comparison

[Jordan Smith]

I'm thinking of this, as well. Looking to optimize light weight, slim form factor, true seated height, and durability. Looking at the R3D legs for the Ckye-Pod, and wondering how that would compare to the others mentioned in this thread, in the quantities of interest that I mentioned above.

 

[Quandary]

I'm thinking of this, as well. Looking to optimize light weight, slim form factor, true seated height, and durability. Looking at the R3D legs for the Ckye-Pod, and wondering how that would compare to the others mentioned in this thread, in the quantities of interest that I mentioned above.

I could give you some insight on that but not until mid-September. My son is getting those for hunting with his Ckye-Pod.

 

[TetonRecon]

I'm thinking of this, as well. Looking to optimize light weight, slim form factor, true seated height, and durability. Looking at the R3D legs for the Ckye-Pod, and wondering how that would compare to the others mentioned in this thread, in the quantities of interest that I mentioned above.

I've had all the previous bipods mentioned except Tricer, of course. The Ckye-Pod with R3D legs is definitely my favorite and the most versatile. It's not super light (22oz) but for the versatility it offers, i don't think there's a lighter option. It's super fast to deploy and I prefer it over the Hatch legs even though they're twist lock. It's very slim and tight to the rifle which i appreciate as well. Really the only downside is the price. It's outrageous, but what are ya gonna do! If you're looking to stay under the $600 mark and want the sitting height, it's probably Hatch.

I also heard a rumor that PRSTF was coming out with a Gen 2 Dauntless sometime in the future that will be lighter, slimmer, and more budget friendly and VERY similar to a Ckye pod with carbon legs.