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The BOG DeathGrip Sherpa was built for hunters who log real miles and need one platform that does it all. It rides light on the pack at just over 4 pounds thanks to carbon fiber legs, then goes rock-solid the moment you drop it down for a shot. What sets it apart from a standard camera tripod is the combination of a glass-smooth ball head for panning and glassing and BOG's signature DeathGrip clamp that grips your rifle so you can settle in behind the glass without holding the gun.
The quick-change Arca-Swiss system is the star of the show here. Swap between a spotting scope or binocular adapter and the DeathGrip clamp without fumbling for tools, so the transition from finding an animal to being ready to shoot happens fast. The ball head gives you 360 degrees of rotation and 180 degrees of tilt, which covers glassing across a basin or shooting up and down steep country. The Arca mount also accepts DSLR and video cameras or anything running a 1/4-20 thread, so it pulls double duty when you're not hunting.
The legs run twist locks for quick, secure height changes, and the three-position angle locks at 20, 45, and 85 degrees let you set up on uneven ground or get low into a shooting position. The hybrid feet use rubber pads with removable steel spikes, so you get traction on rock, dirt, or a truck bed. Height range runs roughly from around 10 inches at its lowest to about 55 inches standing, and the removable center post lets you dial in micro adjustments for that perfect cheek weld.
Hunters who've hauled the heavier aluminum DeathGrips notice the weight savings right away with the Sherpa. It packs down easily and ships with a padded carry case that doubles as a spot to stash a water bottle or snacks. For Coues deer, elk, or any spot-and-stalk hunt where you're covering ground and glassing hard, this is the kind of tripod that quietly does its job and doesn't wear you out getting there.
The Sherpa comes in at just over 4 pounds, right around 4.10 lbs, thanks to its carbon fiber legs. That's a noticeable drop from BOG's aluminum DeathGrip models, which makes it a favorite for hunters covering long miles. The weight savings is one of the main reasons folks pick this version for backcountry trips.
Yes, that's exactly what it's designed for. The quick-change Arca-Swiss system lets you run a spotting scope or binocular adapter for glassing, then swap to the DeathGrip rifle clamp for a stable, hands-free shooting rest. The transition takes just seconds, which is the whole point on a spot-and-stalk hunt.
The Sherpa reaches roughly 55 inches at full standing height and drops down to around 10 inches at its lowest. The three-position leg angle locks and removable center post give you a wide range for kneeling, sitting, or standing positions. Keep in mind it's built more for seated and standing work than true prone shooting.
It does. The Arca-Swiss mount accepts DSLR cameras, video cameras, and any accessory that runs a standard 1/4-20 threaded post. That makes the DeathGrip Sherpa handy for scouting footage or trail photography in addition to hunting and shooting duty.
| UPC | 661120999805 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1168229 |
| Color | CARBON FIBER |
| Length | 36.9000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Tripod |
| Shipping Weight | 8.775 |
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