Tricer

Tricer makes lightweight bipods, tripods, and monopods for hunters carrying gear deep into the backcountry, priced $129 to $399 for most support systems, plus a $30 branded T-shirt. The lineup includes the Tricer-UL ultralight bipod, a carbon tripod, and a hybrid ball-and-pan head, built to minimize weight without sacrificing stability. The brand's own description also mentions hunting apparel, though the current catalog is almost entirely camera- and rifle-support gear. It suits backcountry hunters comparing support systems by weight and packed size.

Tricer makes lightweight hunting clothing and accessories designed for backcountry hunters who need to cut weight without cutting performance. The brand focuses on shirts, hats, and specialized gear built by hunters who understand every ounce matters in the field.

What Tricer Actually Sells

The Tricer catalog centers on hunting apparel and field accessories. Shirts form the backbone of the collection with a dozen styles, backed by four hat options for weather and visibility. Beyond basics, they offer shooting-focused products, bino adapters for optics setup, and glassing or photography gear. A handful of warranty packages and one donation option round out the lineup. Prices span from affordable entry pieces to high-end technical gear, reflecting both budget-conscious hunters and those investing in premium backcountry setups. The product feed shows 125 items across these categories, suggesting depth in core categories rather than sprawl into unrelated outdoor niches. Each item emphasizes the brand's mantra of weight savings and simplicity—no unnecessary features, just field-tested necessities.

What stands out

• Fast, light design philosophy cuts pack weight for serious backcountry hunters
• Built by hunters specifically to solve real field challenges, not marketing trends

Worth knowing

• Narrow focus on backcountry hunting may not fit casual or local hunters