The SpringBok shooting sticks provide unsurpassed stability and control with two points of contact on your rifle. The innovative silicone body design allows rapid shooting position changes, while the wide rear cradle and MagnaSwitch™ rifle quick detach system offer a vast lateral movement range for tracking targets. Perfect for active hunters in both woodland and open plains.
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Quick Detach with MagnaSwitch™
Level Scope + Track Targets
High-Performance Locks
Stabilize Your Binoculars
Optional V Cradle Included
Swift Shooting Position Changes
Premium Craftsmanship
Premium Craftsmanship
Optional V Cradle Included
Optional V Cradle Included
3 lbs / 1.4kg
67” / 171cm
23 ½” / 60cm
3.1” / 8cm (With Cradle Removed)
40” / 102cm
Spartan Classic Adapters or included V Cradle
15° left and right - Flexible
Suitable from standing to kneeling
20 meters at 100 meters distance
Up to 300 WM
Silicone, hard-anodized 7075 aluminum, and multi-layered carbon fiber, SUS 303
Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 12 reviews.
Review topics: [legs, issues, sticks, system, shot, tool, adjustments].
"Great hunting tool. Steady as rock and great customer service, I lost the magnetic stud few weeks b4 a Colorado hunt they quickly shipped me a new one. Thank you. . . cost might b alittle more then some but u pay for what u get Will by more products from here"
"Excellent, easy to use, very pleased with the quad sticks"
"I’m 6’5” and was concerned about height, but it’s just tall enough if I don’t spread the feet too wide. Still wide enough to be plenty stable. Excellent fit and finish. I do wish if came with a protective carry case, but I managed to find a rather well built one that fits great here: ***www.amazon.***/gp/aw/d/B09CPGFNGY"
"For precise shots from the standing position, nothing beats Spartan's Springbok quad sticks. I've used them from Africa to Idaho, with rifles ranging from cutting-edge carbon-fiber bolt actions, to my classic 1780s-era flintlock long rifle. Springbok quad sticks are a top tool for helping new hunters kill cleanly. . . and old hunters too!"
"Needs another leg to aid in setup and keep it from falling over."
"The Gen 2 version Twist locks take some practice with to get efficient. The magnetic closure on the top is nice. The silicon body does collect dust and dirty not a big issue. I’m installing gunsmith adapters in two more of my rifles. I think this would be great for spring bear next year. Just another tool in the tool box."
"I previously used the 4 Stable Sticks. When I got my new hunting rifle, I had the gunsmith install a Spartan Flush Rail. I have been practicing long-distance (ip to 1,000-1,150 yard) shots with the Quad Stickd attached to my rifle. It’s been perfect for not only stability but also for changing positions and barrel positions as the target changes. This morning, after alll the practice and feeling very comfortable with using the Quad Sticks, I landed the perfect shot on a pronghorn hunt in New Mexico. I have the Quad Sticks, the Sprngbok, and the Javelin in my quiver. They all are great products!"
"Truly great for older hunters with poor balance. Very nice."
"7 Hunts on; Positives: Decent product, light, quick to deploy and adjust in the field, MagnaSwitch™ securely connects rifle, overall Quad Sticks seem strong. Negatives: Set up was a little fiddly, the Torx key broke on the first assembly and one of the grommet screws is already lost in the field."
"There are many things about these quad sticks that I like. They are very light weight and pack exceptionally well. The flexibility in the SpringBok system also facilitates quick adjustments in height or to accommodate uneven terrain. These are the simplest quad sticks to learn for someone unfamiliar with quad sticks. However, the telescoping legs often come loose inadvertently and I have had one or more legs collapse (telescope inward) when setting out the sticks. This happens in particular when I use the clips to hold the sticks together, as the motion of pulling one leg free from another seems to spin the telescopic adjustment knobs on occasion. I am still working to adjust how I handle the sticks to avoid this issue and I may find a better technique that will eliminate the issue, but as of now I’m reluctant to trust the system for an important shot opportunity. I have found my older Spartan Sentinel Gen 2 tripod to be more reliable for my needs. This may change as I train more with the quad sticks."
