Wade's Favorite Tripods | On The Bench

[@devinad20]

Wade, can’t thank you enough. I’m a geek with this kind of shit and in a town 3 hrs from the big box stores you sharing this information saves me a lot of time and money. Your experience is invaluable.

[@txpredatorhunting]

💯 thanks for watching.

[@JacksonMalcolm]

Inorel Rt90c is hard to beat for the money. Two vets uses this tripod and rebrands it.

[@eliaswebster937]

wish i would've known that before i bought my leofoto.

[@rosswitte]

Thank you for info!

[@ronws2007]

Excellent vid and a great argument for spending a pretty penny on equipment. Literally, cry once, buy once. Also, one could alternate between long legged bipods and tripods depending on the job and the terrain.

[@OwnTheHunt]

Hey Wade, the vortex seem fine and all but the fatboy tripods have a lifetime warranty as well and are a little cheaper. They kick ass!!! Their invert 60 ball head is literally perfection!

[@landonboomsma2594]

Yeah I’d take a fatboy all day over the vortex

[@eliaswebster937]

One thing about that ball head is you can't just pan. Its either all of the movement or locked in. This coming from a MN hunter that likes to keep my hands in my pockets and still scan.

[@dustinshaw2419]

@eliaswebster937 all you have to do to just pan is loosen the screw up with the lever at the base and the whole thing turns back and forth. But you can also set the tension on the bald head so it can pan and tilt if you get use to it.

[@johnmorrow5085]

Interesting choices MDT definitely the best choice. Tripods are a no go for me RRS legs and ball heads with there arca clamp are far superior!

[@COYOTEKARMA]

Really curious how that mdt bipod stacks up against the rokstedi and the hatch outdoors bipod. Been stuck trying to decide between those 3 for years.

[@eliaswebster937]

I'd be curious your thoughts on a swagger.

[@BBTiller]

Have you ever tried a swagger bipod? I have one and love it. I hunt out east though and don’t night hunt

[@djmcdonald5508]

Warrior tripods right here in bama are really nice units. I personally run a leofoto 404c and a 55mm ballhead, will probably go to a leveling base soon to try it out

[@djmcdonald5508]

To add, that vortex is the same as the leofoto 404c im pretty sure -which was in the prs scene quite a while back. 7lbs, 120lb weight capacity for the 404c

[@practical_precision_shooters]

thanks for the info. any thoughts on the 2 vets or ultradyne tripods?

[@txpredatorhunting]

Nope

[@stevendavis3223]

Love to hear your opinion on swagger

[@ds1752]

Spartan Precision SpringBok Bipod. Been using it with their ARCA adapter for hunting here in AZ. Excellent mobility, and lightweight. Would buy again vs the others that I've tried, Swagger, BOG and Vanguard.

[@18wheelsandadozen6shooters5]

What you think about swagger?

[@txpredatorhunting]

Not a fan.

[@havasu1326]

2 vets

[@jaredandrews379]

Love my 2vets!

[@xringarcher777]

Are there any entry-level ones you would recommend? I know, I know, buy once, cry once lol

[@txpredatorhunting]

Myself not really, but I stopped searching and testing. So if something came out in the last couple years that’s entry level and good , I wouldn’t know what that is. I tried the entry level for years, they never lasted.

[@havasu1326]

Let’s Fu***** Go!!!!!

[@ryanbutler1530]

I like the fatboys

[@dwainebarnes5974]

Seems outdated. Where’s the fat boys or two vets tripods??

[@VarmintsIncCalls]

A $999.00 bipod? Fuck that.

[@BAYRAKTAR_MAN]

first

[@BAYRAKTAR_MAN]

Maybe this content would be more relatable for the masses if you had some budget options js

[@jaredandrews379]

You don't have to follow his advice. Bog makes some affordable tri pods.

[@txpredatorhunting]

We do cover budget friendly equipment. As for tripods , I’ve tested allot of them. I don’t recommend shitty equipment. I’ve yet to find a budget tripod I’ve liked and or that has lasted .

[@flynnryder7798]

He’s saying his favorite, not the best budget option