G-333 Shooting Stick with U-Yoke Fork – for maximum control

The G-333 shooting stick with a U-yoke fork combines the advantages of a stable rifle rest with the flexibility of a lightweight monopod. Whether you're hunting from a stand, stalking, or observing nature, this shooting stick offers maximum control over your equipment with minimal weight. Thanks to its well-designed features and versatile applications, the G-333 is an indispensable companion for hunters, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Flexible height: Up to 1.78 m thanks to 5-section segmentation

With five infinitely adjustable sections, the G-333 can be quickly and easily adjusted to any body size and location. Whether standing, kneeling, or on uneven terrain – this shooting stick always offers the perfect height for a steady hand and precise target tracking.

High load capacity: Secure hold for equipment weighing up to 7 kg

The G-333 impresses with a high load capacity of up to 7 kg, providing a secure hold for heavy hunting rifles, spotting scopes, or professional camera systems. This ensures your equipment remains stable and reliably aligned even during extended use.

Stable stand: Detachable Tri-Feet and spike for any terrain

The detachable Tri-Feet and integrated spike on the monopod ensure a firm stand on almost any surface – be it forest floor, rock, or snow. If necessary, the foot can be easily removed to save weight or convert the stick flexibly.

U-Yoke rest: Rubberized, rotatable & detachable for precise guidance

The rubberized U-yoke rest is freely rotatable and allows for fluid, silent target tracking in all directions. It is also detachable and can be replaced with other accessories if needed – for maximum adaptability in the hunting ground or mountains.

Compact pack size: Only 957 g and 58 cm – perfect for on the go

With a weight of less than one kilogram and a compact pack size of only 58 cm, the G-333 fits into any backpack. This means it's quickly at hand when it matters – whether climbing a mountain or changing locations in the field.