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The BOG FieldPod Max takes the rock-steady feel of a shooting bench and packs it into a tripod you can carry to the blind, the treeline, or the back forty. Instead of just propping up the forend like a simple bipod, it fully supports both the front and rear of your firearm or crossbow, so your setup stays locked in before, during, and after the shot. That means you can rest your gun in front of you, keep both hands free for binoculars or a rangefinder, and be ready the second something steps out.
Stability comes from a dual-frame aluminum build paired with a cast aluminum hub that gives you smooth 360-degree rotation. A tension knob controls up-and-down tilt to 45 degrees, so you can fine-tune your angle without ever touching the legs. The over-molded, non-marring buttstock and forend supports hold your gun securely and won't chew up the finish, and they slide up and down independently to dial in a comfortable shooting stance. Folks who shoot AR-style rifles will appreciate that the support rails are spaced wide enough for longer high-capacity magazines to clear.
Height adjusts from 20 to 48 inches, which covers sitting on the ground, shooting from a chair, or sighting in off a bench. Independently adjustable legs and screw-out spiked feet let you set up level on uneven, rocky, or sloped terrain, and the integrated bubble level takes the guesswork out of it. Made of lightweight aluminum and weighing right around 6.5 pounds, it comes with a carry strap so it's easy to sling along.
The dual-tube rest adjusts to fit weapons of all different lengths, which is why it's become a go-to for crossbow hunters in ground blinds and a favorite for getting new and youth shooters steady and confident. Whether you're waiting out a long morning sit or fine-tuning your zero, the FieldPod Max keeps things solid and repeatable.
Yes. The dual-frame design and adjustable front and rear supports make it a popular pick for crossbow hunters, especially out of a ground blind or chair. Hunters regularly report it holds a crossbow steady enough that they don't have to readjust between shots.
It does. The dual frame and wide-spaced support rails leave room for longer high-capacity magazines to sit between them without interference. That makes it a solid rest for AR platforms as well as traditional hunting rifles and shotguns.
The legs adjust anywhere from 20 to 48 inches, which covers shooting from the ground, from a chair, or off a bench. It's built for seated and kneeling field positions rather than full standing height, so it shines in blinds and for sighting in.
It weighs around 6.5 pounds and includes a carry strap, so it slings over your shoulder for the walk in. It's a heavier-duty rest than a compact bipod, which is exactly why it's so stable, so it's best suited for blind setups and shorter hikes rather than all-day mountain treks.
| UPC | 661120418474 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1100473 |
| Color | FIELDPOD MAX |
| Length | 29.3000 |
| Shipping Weight | 7.15 |
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