Attaches securely to tripod for stable, hands-free carrying
Durable fabric construction withstands outdoor conditions
Compatible with Bow Hitch 2A sling for seamless integration
Keeps tripod accessible for quick use during activities
Lightweight design reduces overall gear load
Summarized by Shop
Carrying your tripod in the field can be a real burden, but not anymore. The Tripod Sling from The Bow Hitch is designed to take the weight off your hands and put it on your pack, making your outdoor tripod easier to carry during long hunts, hikes, or photo sessions. This rugged and reliable outdoor tripod sling attaches securely to your
Material
Fabric
Color
Black
Pattern
Solid
Brand
The Bow Hitch
Compatibility
Fits Bow Hitch 2A sling
Summarized by Shop
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BUGLE TUBE
The tripod strap works great for carrying a small or flexible bugle tube at your side and tucked away under the shoulder strap of my backpack. I was able to lengthen the strap long enough to pull the tube to my mouth to bugle and the quick release also allows for the tube to be removed. I prefer this way more than carrying the tube with the string that you have place over your shoulder…..way easier to remove your pack and not have to deal with the strap rubbing on your neck. I’ll try to remember to send a picture of how I use it to be more specific. Thanks Armando!!
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Eric · September 11, 2025
The best tripod solution for camera gear and rifles
I’ve been running around the mountain solo filming and there’s no way I can be fast to the ready without the 3S tripod sling! No more hand carries, unstrapping from the pack. Just unclip spread the legs and hit record. Just ordered another one for the glassing tripod.
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Guy · May 15, 2025
Great for Filming
Absolutely love all their products. The Tripod Sling is amazing for filming hunts. It had to carry a lot of gear and stay discrete. Then on top of being sneaky and quiet keeping the camera steady while filming and stalking is a breeze. It is nice to have it off to the side mounted to the backpack so that the weight is on the pack keeping the camera steady constantly. The only downfall is it is hard to get it set up properly and tight. Just don't set it up in the field and there is no worry. I absolutely would recommend it to anyone.
