Viper-Flex® — Made in Denmark, used on five continents

Shooting Sticks

Built for driven game, stalking and safari

What professional hunters say

"Success rate up 70%, wounded animals down 50–60% since we started using the Viper-Flex® shooting sticks." John Fenton · Wicklow Mountains, Ireland
"Up to 60% reduction in wounding shots since we started using the Viper-Flex®." Bjørn Georg Jensen · Side by Side Safaris, South Africa
"In one season I cut down on 80% fewer wounded animals." Marius Burger · Mopani Hunting Safaris, Namibia
"A substantial increase in first-shot success." Dempsey Bayly · Dangerous Game PH, South Africa

Made in Denmark — used on five continents

since 1985 · used on five continents

Viper-Flex® shooting sticks

It started in 1985 with a set of wooden shooting sticks — built by a Danish hunter who couldn't find anything stable enough in the field. The design took shape over decades of refinement, season after season, with feedback from the hunters who carried them on real hunts.

Today, Viper-Flex® sticks are used across the world. Fallow deer in Ireland, wild boar in Sweden, roebuck in Denmark, plains game in South Africa. Every component on every model can be replaced — built by hand in a workshop in Rønnede, Denmark.

Danish design, Danish craftsmanship

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What hunters say

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in the field

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Frequently asked questions

Do better shooting sticks actually make a difference?+
They do. Cheaper sticks often lack the rigidity needed at the moment of the shot — the rifle can shift, and any tension in your body goes straight through. When your pulse is up and the moment is there, that's enough to cost you the shot.
Good sticks hold the rifle where you put it and let you focus on the animal, not the wobble. That's not a luxury — it's what the sticks are for.
What should I look for when choosing shooting sticks?+
Three things worth thinking about.
Stability — does the rifle sit still, or does it move with you? Two points of contact beat one.
Speed — can you get them up and ready without losing the animal? In the field, seconds matter.
Longevity — can they be repaired if something goes wrong? Are spare parts available? A good pair of sticks should last a hunting lifetime.
Will shooting sticks work across different types of hunting?+
A well-designed pair will handle most of what hunting throws at you — standing, kneeling or sitting, in open ground or tight cover.
On a driven day you need them up in seconds. Stalking demands a quiet, smooth setup. On the high seat, the priority is settling the rifle and staying focused. The best sticks adapt to all three.
What happens if my sticks get damaged?+
That depends entirely on who made them. A lot of shooting sticks aren't designed to be repaired — if something breaks, you replace the whole thing.
It's worth asking before you buy: can individual parts be swapped out? Is there a service available? Will the manufacturer still support them in five years' time?
Two legs or four — which is right for me?+
Two-legged sticks are lighter and faster to deploy — good for driven game where you're on your feet and moving. They need a steadier hand from you, but in the right situation they're hard to beat for speed.
Four-legged sticks give you a more settled platform and are better suited to stalking or high seat work, where you have a moment to set up and the priority is a clean, precise shot.

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