German Tactical Systems Bipod Spikes

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GTS · Tripod · Spike Feet
Tripod spikes: more grip on soft ground – not always better The spike feet are designed for compatible tripods with UNC 3/8-16 mount. On soil, grass, and forest floor, they can provide significantly more hold than rubber feet; on hard or sensitive surfaces, however, they are often the wrong choice.

Fits well or rather not?


Fits well if … … your tripod uses interchangeable feet with UNC 3/8-16 and is regularly used on soil, meadow, forest floor, or similar ground.
… lateral slipping of the tripod legs on terrain should be reduced.


Fits rather not if … … your tripod has a different foot mount or you mostly work on concrete, tiles, wood, vehicle surfaces, or sensitive floors.
… you expect spikes alone to stabilize a poorly set-up tripod.


Limits / Avoid bad purchase: Spikes are only advantageous on suitable surfaces and can damage sensitive floors. Always place and check all tripod legs consciously before loading. Leg angle, center of gravity, height, and ground contact remain just as crucial for stability.
Practical effect


Grip on terrain The spikes can embed into suitable ground and thus reduce lateral slipping – especially helpful on meadow, soil, or soft forest floor.


Ground decides On hard, smooth, or sensitive floors, rubber feet often provide more hold and less risk of damage. Choose feet according to the place of use.


UNC 3/8-16 The thread standard is decisive for purchase.
Before ordering, check the existing foot mount instead of assuming based on brand or visual similarity.

Light and compact Approx. 43 mm length and around 79 g total weight according to available data – minimal extra load in mobile tripod setup.

Technical data with practical interpretation

Thread UNC 3/8-16. Only for tripods with compatible foot mount.

Length Approx. 43 mm according to product data – compact enough for accessory compartment or tripod bag.

Weight Approx. 79 g according to product data. Minimal impact on transport weight.

Color / Use Silver. Designed for soft and unpaved surfaces, not as a universal foot for every surface.

Scope of delivery
German Tactical Systems tripod spikes in silver finish. Tripod, rubber feet, and other accessories are not included. The available data does not specify a separate quantity, so no amount is assumed here.
FAQ
What thread is needed? UNC 3/8-16 according to available product data. Check the mount on your own tripod before purchase.
Are spikes better on concrete? Usually not. On hard or sensitive surfaces, suitable rubber feet are generally more appropriate.
Do spikes automatically make the tripod stable? No. They improve ground contact on suitable surfaces; leg angle, height, load distribution, and technique remain equally important.
Black Raptor · Ground first
The tripod spikes are a good addition for compatible 3/8-16 tripods in the field. Those who mostly work on hard or sensitive ground usually do better with rubber feet.