(MANSFIELD, TEXAS) – KJI has announced the release of its most advanced tripod to date, the K950, a carbon-fiber, heavy-duty platform engineered to deliver unmatched strength, stability, and adaptability in the field. Designed for professional long-range shooters, tactical operators, and hunters who run the heaviest rifle and optic systems, the K950 redefines what a field tripod can do.
Weighing just 6.2 pounds, the K950 supports an incredible 170-pound load capacity, making it a true professional-grade foundation for precision shooting. Its four-section carbon-fiber legs lock smoothly into place with CNC-machined aluminum twist locks, while a hard-anodized aluminum finish ensures resilience against corrosion and punishing field conditions.
The K950 adapts to virtually any shooting position with three adjustable leg angle positions (23°, 55°, and 83°) and a height range spanning from 71.5 inches at full extension to just 5.3 inches at its lowest prone position. Shooters can move quickly from standing shots to ground-level stability without compromise. When folded, the tripod packs down to a compact 25.6 inches for easy transport.
Equipped with dual accessory mounts (1/4″-20 and 3/8″-16) and interchangeable rubber or spike feet, the K950 is mission-ready across any terrain. It is fully compatible with the KJI Reaper Grip, Reaper Rail (Picatinny/Arca/Deathlocc), and KJI Ball Heads, giving shooters the flexibility to build out their platform exactly as needed.
About KJI
Founded in 2012, KJI began with a single idea: a “deer blind rifle rest” designed to provide real stability where traditional supports failed. That concept led to years of drawings, prototypes, and patents, ultimately pushing the company into the then-uncharted territory of tripod-mounted shooting supports. The launch of the Reaper Rest in 2014 marked a turning point, followed by the introduction of the Reaper Grip in 2015. In 2016, the Reaper Grip helped establish KJI as a leader in multipurpose gun rest innovation.
Formerly known as Kopfjäger Industries, the company rebranded to KJI to better reflect its broader mission and product lineup while maintaining the same design philosophy, engineering standards, and commitment to mission-driven shooting support. Today, KJI continues to develop tripod-mounted systems trusted by professional shooters, competitive marksmen, and serious hunters who demand stability under real-world conditions.
KJ86025 Titan Inverted Ball Head
The Titan Ball Head is built for shooters who need strength and mobility without the extra fuss. Where a traditional pan and tilt head gives you precision through separate knobs and handles, the Titan gives you speed. One large tension knob controls every movement—pan, tilt, and angle—in a single smooth motion. That means no wasted time fumbling with multiple controls when your target is already on the move.
The oversized 60-millimeter ball locks down with a grip that won’t sag, even under serious weight. Rifles, spotting scopes, or long-range glass—up to sixty pounds of load capacity—the Titan handles them without drift. Once you lock it in, your rifle or camera stays exactly where you need it to be.
Mobility matters most when conditions aren’t perfect. From standing to prone, on uneven ground, or swinging from one target to another, the Titan adapts instantly. With full 360-degree panning and a ninety-degree tilt, you can track, reposition, and stabilize faster than a pan and tilt system ever allows. Etched hash marks make repeatable positioning easy, and the bubble level lets you square up in seconds when the terrain is rough.
Built from CNC-machined aluminum with a hard-anodized finish, the Titan isn’t fragile. It’s tough, weather-resistant, and designed for years of abuse in the field. When you’re trekking into remote backcountry or hauling gear for a long day of competition, you need equipment that doesn’t add complexity or failure points. The Titan gives you stripped-down control with heavyweight capability.
For hunters, it means faster swings on coyotes and hogs without missing the shot. For long-range shooters, it means transitions across multiple targets with no wasted movements. For field photographers, it means tracking unpredictable wildlife while carrying less gear. The Titan Ball Head is simplicity, mobility, and strength combined. One knob, full control, no compromises.
