Tripod Support Rest with High Density Foam Grip, Twist-Style Locking Leg, and Non-Marring V-Yoke Rest Head for Outdoor activities

No intructions, good product if you are a mind reader.

Not really high enough could do with a little more hight

First trip out the tripod lost a foot, the ground was dry so mud didnt' pull it off', I didnt realise at first until I readied for another shot, then I realised. Have messaged the seller, no reply!

Quick shipping great price

Bien dans l'ensemble, à voir à l'usage et dans le temps surtout pour le caoutchouc qui était blanchâtre au départ. Hauteur suffisante pour poser la carabine en poste de tir et bon maintien pas de rebonds.Moins cher serait un plus.

This could be a nice rest but falls short in almost every area. Let's start at the top. The padded v-rest is a plus. I really like the integrated bubble level. The v-rest threads off with the tripod retaining the threads to fit other things like a camera. Underneath that is a locking ring. There are multiple positions shown, but in using this I have really found that it is either locked or unlocked with little difference in the other positions. This locking ring also hinders the legs from opening far enough to make this tripod as stable as it could be. The narrow distance between the legs make this tripod easy to tip. The legs are quite long and while this offers a lot of height adjustability, it also takes away from this unit being compact enough to transport or attach to a pack. As others have stated the height adjustment of the legs is cumbersome and noisy requiring a lot of twisting to release and secure the legs. If you get them too tight this can cause and issue when trying to loosen to release the legs, too loose and the tripod will sink on you. The feet on the bottom are adjustable and swivel to contour to uneven ground. While there are some good features built in to this tripod, there is a lot of fine tuning that could be changed to make this an excellent rest. It seems like this was designed trying to check all the boxes, but never actually taken to the field for real world testing.

Cheaply made. Shorter than expected. 2 of the leg locks are bound up ànd won't open or close. One won't lock at all.

This tripod is the right size for my deer rifle. It has a larger than usual holder. More of a U shape that cradles my fore-grip a little better then V grips. Tripod and be set up a little shorter to fit inside a blind. Good piece of gear for the hunter out there.