Rydr bipod

[motopilot336]

Anyone have intel on this bipod?
$199 for what you're getting seems good. Figured I'd ask around.

(PRE ORDER) RYDR FAT BOY BIPOD — Rydr industries

(PRE ORDER) estimated shipping 10-1-24 The FAT BOY line of bipods are packed with all the features that other top tier bipods on the market have. What sets our bipod apart from the rest. Is our quick leg adjustment with just a 1/4 turn of the leg allows one leg section to extend and another 1/4 tur

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[Tiny Tim]

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[Tiny Tim]

I could probably do without the pan feature, but assume it could be tightened to basically eliminate it if so desired.

Legs seem to be a non-conventional design. More like alot of trekking poles.

Comparable weight to the 13-27 inch Harris bipod at 21.5 oz, but with a larger height adjustment.

It's interesting. Have to look into it further.

 

[motopilot336]

I'm certainly curious myself…people ask questions about bipods on here all the time…so I kinda figured if I threw this up there'd be someone who knew something about the product. Or maybe someone had seen or used a demo or beta version from Rydr. Hopefully someone has an inside track.

 

[HRM Johnny]

Hopefully someone has an inside track.

I am hoping the same thing.

 

[HRM Johnny]

Also, motopilot, thanks for starting this thread.

 

[sp6x6]

For carbon seems heavy, my atlas is 12 oz.

 

[motopilot336]

Yeah probably not the lightest but the height is what I guess I'm excited about. The 6 extends to 20" and the 9 goes up to 28" I think?
I'm hunting Elk in around a lot of sage brush where a seated shot would work out better and not a chance prone position. Idk just another option.

 

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