Viper-Flex® — Made in Denmark, used on five continents
Shooting Sticks
Built for driven game, stalking and safari
What professional hunters say
Made in Denmark — used on five continents
Shooting sticks
Danish craftsmanship — every part replaceable
Multipurpose two-point rifle support for prone, sitting, kneeling and standing. The Journey and Pro To Go models pack down for the suitcase.
Short tripods for prone shooting. They stand on their own — lean forward into the rest for added stability.
An extra leg that fits an existing Viper-Flex® stick and turns it into a five-legged stick — for even more stability.

Add-on: extra leg for Styx PRO TO GO

Add-on: extra leg for Styx PRO

Add-on: extra leg for Styx Journey+ XL

Add-on: extra leg for Styx Journey+

Add-on: extra leg for Styx Elite+

Add-on: extra leg for Minor
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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in the field
See Viper-Flex® in action
Watch the Viper-Flex® shooting sticks in real hunting conditions — from setup to a 300-metre shot.
See all videos on YouTube →Frequently asked questions
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.
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.
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.
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?
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.
Ready when you are
Find the stick that fits the way you hunt
Built in Denmark, repaired for life, trusted on five continents. Take the next step — or ask us anything first.
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