BLD-1 Black Legged Devil Monopod

    Nov. 15, 2011
    Related To:
    Bld Features 10451037

    BOGgear LLC's BOG-POD monopod, the BLD-1, is a monopod that comes with a quick-change Universal Shooting Rest and also works with all of the BOG-POD line of accessories. 

    BLD-1 features: 

    • Inch markers on middle leg section to quickly set a consistent height and also double as a measuring stick
    • Matte black finish on leg sections
    • Rapid-adjust twist locks that loosen or tighten leg with just a couple of turns
    • A cushioned, black handgrip that provides protection against the coldest weather and prevent hands from slipping in warm weather
    • Universal Shooting Rest with quick-change stem that swivels 360 degrees
    • A removable rubber foot unscrews to reveal a carbide tip for better grip on ice
    • Includes free carry bag and snow disk

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