Live at the NRA Show 2025, we just found what might be the most versatile and lightweight hunting bipod on the market—and it’s going fast.
The team at Tricer just dropped their brand-new bipod, the Tricer-RP, and it’s built specifically for hunters who need to go from prone to seated without lugging a boat anchor around.
It weighs just 15 ounces in its longest configuration, and it still gives you over 30 inches of height—plenty for seated shooting with your optic well above brush and grass.
There are only 50 units here at the show. If you’re reading this live, get to the Tricer booth ASAP.
This isn’t just light—it’s smart.
The Tricer-RP bipod features:
- Panning and canting functionality
- Rapid adjustments
- A locking lever for perfect leveling
- Compatibility with Picatinny rails, Arca-Swiss, and even traditional sling swivel studs
- Legs that adjust from just under 8 inches all the way to 30+ inches
In fact, by angling the legs or throwing them out at 45 degrees, you can even get the bipod down below 8 inches, making it excellent for low-prone shots or benchrest setups. You can even run shorter leg inserts (included in the package) to drop down into the 5–12 inch range if needed.
And yes—the Tricer-RP comes ready to go out of the box with adapters for multiple mounting setups, including Pic rail, Arca-Swiss, and sling swivel options.
Compared to heavier bipods like the Harris, the Tricer-RP blows them away for backcountry use. Other bipods either don’t go high enough for seated shots—or can’t get low enough for prone. This one does both.
Tricer may have just raised the bar for hunting bipods in 2025. It’s featherweight, fast to deploy, and rugged enough for real-world field use. Check it out HERE.
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