If you are looking for a tripod that works perfectly sitting down or standing up this is for you.

I bought this shooting stick for my boar hunts. So far, I've been successful on every hunt using this stick.
The operation of the stick is so easy to use in the field. The trigger releases the legs and is a good hold while you are aiming. The sticks can adjust to any height you need. You can stand, sit or go prone if needed. It also rotates if you are tracking a moving animal.
It can double as a walking stick if you are in the hills which always sucks.
The stick is very lightweight and surprisingly sturdy.
If it were just a little less expensive, it would be perfect. But if you want to have a successful hunt, it is still worth the money. If you hunt, you know you don't get too many second shots so just get this stick and make sure you get your animal!

The product was as advertised

I've been hunting at night with a thermal scope for the past five years or so. Unlike a day scope, using thermals in the dark requires you to scan repeatedly with the rifle, unless you have a hand-held scanner. Shouldering the rifle repeatedly can get tiring, so most people will use some kind of aid, like a monopod or tripod to help walk, scan and shoot.
I recently retired my telescoping monopod which had put in good service. I'd seen the Primos Trigger Stick Gen 3 reviewed by Todd Huey on his Lone Star Boars channel, and decided to give it a try.
After hunting with this for the past few weeks I'm very impressed. This thing is so good it makes me wonder how I managed for so long without it. It's actually lighter than my old monopod. It's much, much steadier either as a monopod or a tripod. The head tracks beautifully. It deploys/adjusts in seconds. The finish is smooth, seems durable and feels like cerakote. I particularly like how the Stick adjusts so easily up or down in almost any type of terrain. You can use it from the sitting or standing position, in a hide or from a shooting chair or whatever. It comes with two heads, one for the shooting yoke (included) and the other as a spare. On my spare I mounted a BOG UltraLite clamping head for when I'm stationary and using the thermal camera app on my phone. The BOG head is a bit heavy for this setup, and the Trigger Stick a bit light; I would not recommend using it this way for walking around or in heavy wind. This device works best with the yoke alone.

Bottom line is that so far the Trigger Stick has far exceeded my expectations and I would recommend it to anyone who hunts, day or night.

I use the rifle mount and also the attachments for mounting my binoculars, spotting scope and/or camera on here. I put a different mount on each piece of equipment and just change them out as needed by simply pressing the button on the side. Very simple and easy to use. Height adjustment is very smooth and easy. It can also be used as a bipod if needed. I've used the Primos bipod for several years without issue. Highly recommend these products.