Making some waves on social media and garnering some crowds at SHOT Show 2023, Tracer Tactical unveiled its new project: the Tripod Tipi tent which was formed in collaboration with Two Vets Tripods.
This new tent design creates a unique system for backwoods hunters, snipers, and anyone packing a tripod out into the wild. Folding up into a small package, the Tripod Tipi allows users to make an expedient shelter using their tripod to get out of the rain and provide shelter from the elements.
The Tripod Tipi will be available in Multicam as well as other colors when it hits the market. Other additional accessories are intended to be offered as well to provide more utility to the setup.
One such option is a potential floor or footprint, and others will be unveiled as time goes on. The tent will work as most tents do, but features a more tipi type of top that sits around the top of a tripod, and ways to attach to the tripod legs instead of traditional tent poles.
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One of the coolest aspects of this product is its ability to pair with the Tracer Tactical Stalker Pack. This pack is adjustable for large and small tripods and is extremely versatile.
The Stalker Pack has internal anchoring slots for locking equipment in place, utilizes MOLLE backing for attaching to a pack, is made from 1000D material, and unrolls into a 60″ x 36″ shooting mat. Simply place the Tripod Tipi inside the stalker pack, fold it up, and then head out. For long-range shooting, this is an awesome go-kit.
While some final changes may take place before The Tripod Tipi hits the market, pre-orders for the Two Vets Tripods/Tracer Tactical collab tent should open up around the end of March with an MSRP around the $400 mark.
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Mitchell Graf is a dedicated hunter, competitive shooter, and firearms enthusiast. As a former instructor and president of Oklahoma State’s Practical Shooting Team, he has a strong foundation in marksmanship and competition shooting. These days, he spends as much time as possible chasing pigs and coyotes with night vision and thermal optics.
When he’s not in the field or on the range, Mitchell works as a full-time Mechanical Engineer in the Aerospace and Defense industry and manages a part-time farming operation. Whether he’s behind a rifle, designing parts, or working the land, his drive for precision and performance remains the same.
Experience:
– Mechanical Engineer – Full-time professional in the Aerospace/Defense industry.
– Competitive Shooter & Instructor – Former President and Instructor of Oklahoma State’s Practical Shooting Team.
– Night Vision & Thermal Hunter – Passionate about night time predator and hog hunting.
– Part-Time Farmer – Working to provide for my family, and raise food for this great nation.