Manbily A-222+M-1

Picked up the Manbily 5-section monopod for travel and casual photography, and it does the job nicely. Extends up to 170cm, so you can get decent height shots without straining, and the aluminium build keeps it light enough to carry around all day. The little feet at the bottom help a bit with stability, but don’t expect it to be rock-solid – you still need a steady hand. Locking sections are easy to use, though the twist locks can feel a bit stiff at first. Good for travel, hiking, or casual photography, but don’t expect it to replace a proper tripod. Overall, a solid, lightweight option that won’t break the bank.

I have some quality hardware, high end DSLR, video camera, Benbo Trekker tripod etc. Historically I've also owned a brand name monopod. I've only had this one a short while, but it looks and feels solidly made. I'm not convinced by the tripod feet adapter and swivel joint......I wouldn't trust my camera or binoculars to those free standing, but if you're maintaining a handhold, then ok. The phone holder....cant see the point. The swap out of spike or rubber foot work ok for me, the latter especially as (with monopod at minimum height) the rubber foot can be wedged into trouser belt and I'm a stable bipod! It's solid yet lightweight, good locking grips and I think decent for the price.

Well built and light enough to carry all day, the fold out feet help with stability and can be used as a table top tripod when detached from the main column.

Very nice quality for the money but would not stand up by itself with a Nikon Z6111 mounted on the pole with feet out. Wider feet will have helped.

I use this at least 4 times a week and it’s brilliant. ( I have a Nikon dslr) easy to extend and collapse, lightweight, versatile and just great! I have a proper tripod but I use this monopod over the tripod 98% of the time.

great and still being used weekly

This product is not strong enough for camera to hold. The legs are so sort and balanced with a camera. Is good for a phone or GoPro. Also, the second image shows when you rotate the monopod to extend it opens very easily and the camera can go down.

Not very steady with a camera attached. I was hoping it would not sway about and that's just indoors. Good enough as a sturdy walking or hiking stick though. I do like the attachments that come with it.

Great product worth every penny. Good quality material used good robust... ,Happy customer...

Lo adoro lo porto sempre col teleobiettivo. Pratici i vari puntali intercambiabili. Un saluto da Arte con gusto.

Le monopode est livré avec un sac de transport protecteur pas assez large à mon sens (on force avec la base repliable) et qui aurait mérité quelques cm de plus en longueur. La base repliable n'est pas assez large et même si on serre bien cela a tendance à bouger vu la hauteur importante une fois déployé. Le pied est solide et le système de verrouillage de la longueur est un peu déroutant au départn on a tendance à desserrer en bloquant la base. Le premier quart de tour ne desserre pas, il faut forcer un petit coup à nouveau pour dévisser efficacement, cela dit c'est une forme de sécurité. Pour agir rapidement, ce n'est pas ce qui se fait de plus pratique, mais c'est ce qui est le moins encombrant une jois replié. Je mets une étoile en moins, pour cette somme on a des trépieds dont un bras se détache pour faire monopode, et une rotule avec.

las patas del trípode son cortas y aunque tiene una función que es buena que es la rotación desde la base, eso también lo hace inestable si lo quiero dejar como trípode para la cámara, no me hace sentir segura, también es un poco pesado ya que hay materiales que te pueden servir mejor, no me convence del todo pensé que la base me iba a ser útil pero no cumple mis expectativas

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