CKYE-POD Lightweight Double Pull - Bipod

Fantastic stability and versatility. My only complaint is for this price the arca and pic adaptor should come with the Ckye. You gotta pay another 100 plus for that. Not cool…

While it took a long time to receive my bipod, it was well worth the wait to receive a well designed and manufactured product.

I really appreciate how solid and lightweight these bipods are. I shoot accurate and consistent with them.

The customer service is second to none. Such a solid Christian owned company!

finally seen this in person and WAY over priced for what you get!!
so many other options for half the price with same quality and performance.. smh
Do your research!

Love this bipod, only complaint was I should have bought it sooner!

very stable and highly adjustable. love the ARCA attachment. great piece of gear.

The bipod works great no issues and it still works but one leg is harder to extend which only becomes a problem on the clock (I shoot PRS) but it still works great

Should have just got this to begin with. Went through a couple others and landed here. Save your time and just buy this one.

Great bipod. Very versatile. Will use for competition and hunting

We’ve used several and this is by far the best double pull out there. Easy to use, quick to install, and it works!

A few months ago I purchased the double pull after reading how versatile the pod is. I was hesitant as $800 now $900 is extreme! This should not be more than $500 for the double. The cant and pan features are nice as well as the height you can achieve. The problem I had, and this needs to be addressed, is that while hunting, the legs would extend just while walking on level ground. I spent more time continuously retracting the legs then focusing on the hunt. The lever that you push to retract needs to have a stronger spring so the legs do not deploy unless you pull on them. Or make it to where you have to depress the button while you extend the legs. The next issue was the play where the legs met the base. While walking the legs continuously wobbled while forward parallel to the rail. Also as someone else brought up you have to crank down hard on the swivel bolt to keep it locked in. I think a good addition would be a button like on the pan feature which locks the cant. If the tolerances on this bipod we're tightened up so there is no wobble and no unintentional leg deployment then the bipod would be great, and price it around $500-$550 for the double pull, maybe $400 for the single. At $900 you are way overcharging. I would like to see the tolerances be addressed and I would look at purchasing the Gen 3 if these issues are addresss. You can't have a sloppy bipod. I returned it after a 2 day hog hunting trip. Customer Service was great and the ARCA/pic adapter was awesome! Hopefully the 3rd times a charm and at a realistic price point. Also please include the adapter to be able to use the Atlas rubber feet and/or extensions or just make them the same size on the double pull. My fingers are crossed. :hand_with_index_and_middle_fingers_crossed:

A company that literally calls and checks on their customers is awesome!!! Thanks Lisa!

No flaws. Love it

For a bigger guy like myself, being bale to get that extra extension helps with difficult shooting positions.

Where should I start. Wait time almost 5 months. I get it pandemic, supply chain yada yada. Quality, I'm surprised, swivel is a bit loose with not way to try to tighten. The bipod height adjustments are also very loose and if you go a bit to far on the lower the uppers start to deploy. One of the buttons to adjust the width of the legs got stuck open so the leg was just flopping around until I was able to pull it back far enough to lock the leg again. I applied a tiny bit of light oil to get it working again. For $900 not impressed. I am not a sponsored shooter, so I pay FULL price most of the time for everything I own.