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When you're settled into a sitting or kneeling position and need a solid rest for that longer shot, the Primos Steady-Stix does exactly what its name promises. It's a three-piece, shock-corded bipod built from seamless tempered aluminum tubes, so it carries a strong strength-to-weight ratio while staying light enough that you'll forget it's clipped to your pack. Pull it out, let the shock cords snap the sections together, and it unfolds on its own and locks in fast. The rubber V-yoke cradles your stock and grips it in place, which takes the wobble out of that critical moment before the trigger breaks.
The whole thing weighs in around 8 ounces and collapses down to about 15 inches for carrying, so it disappears into a daypack or straps to the outside without a fight. The extreme-duty shock cords and pressure-fit ferrules are a big upgrade over the old floppy cross-stick rests that tend to fail when you need them most. With a height range that runs from 15 up to 40 inches, you've got room to dial in a comfortable rest whether you're flat on the ground or up on a knee.
This one is tuned for seated and kneeling shooting rather than standing, and that's where it shines for still-hunters, predator callers, and anyone glassing from a fixed spot. The silent quarter-twist adjustment lets you fine-tune height without spooking anything nearby, and the rugged nylon yoke won't rust or rattle. It's a favorite for rifle work, but plenty of folks lean on it for steadying binoculars, spotters, or even a small camera when they want a stable platform in a hurry.
Simple, dependable, and light as they come, the Steady-Stix is the kind of gear that quietly earns its keep season after season.
No, this model is built for sitting and kneeling positions with its 15 to 40 inch height range. If you need something tall enough to shoot standing, you'll want to look at a taller tripod or a standing-height stick. For seated glassing and settled shots, the Steady-Stix is right in its element.
The three shock-corded sections snap together and the bipod unfolds automatically, so you just extend it and it locks in. Height adjusts with a quiet quarter-twist, which lets you fine-tune your rest without extra noise. It's about as quick and fuss-free as shooting sticks get.
It tips the scale at roughly 8 ounces, so it adds almost nothing to your load. When collapsed it comes down to about 15 inches, making it easy to stash inside a daypack or strap to the outside. That combination of light weight and compact size is a big part of why folks keep reaching for it.
Plenty of people do. The rubber V-yoke and stable base work well for steadying binoculars, a spotting scope, or a small camera when you want a quick, solid platform. It's a handy multi-use rest to keep in the pack.
| UPC | 010135654887 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 65488 |
| Color | BI POD SHOOTING STIX |
| Length | 18.9000 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6875 |
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