67-Inch Portable Monopod for Video Cameras with Carrying Case, Extendable, Rubber Foot, Black

This monopod is lightweight yet very sturdy, making it reliable for steady shots without being bulky. It’s easy to carry around and simple to store or transport, which is perfect for travel or outdoor photography. For the price, it’s an excellent value and does exactly what it needs to. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a practical and portable monopod!

A basic but very nice monopod. Bought this to support a fairly heavy 200mm lens while shooting action and it worked perfectly. I'm not a monopod expert, but this one is solid. The extension locks are tight and yet easy to open and close. Padded grip at the top is nice and the bottom spike did a great job holding position. Gets as small as you might expect when retracted and the carrying bag is a plus.

UPDATED REVIEW... I have to subtract a star from this monopod's rating because the foot at the bottom of the monopod isn't removable, which means it can't be attached to a tripod base or other mount. As long as you don't plan to attach this to any kind of base then this monopod will work fine for you. Aside from this minor shortcoming, the rest of the review still stands- it's an excellent monopod at a super price. ---------------------- I just got this and have to say I'm impressed. This is a very nice monopod that's well made and (I think) a bargain at $20. The monopod is extremely rigid even when fully extended. The first thing I did when I got it was extend it all the way out to see how "bendy" or flexible it was. It hardly flexes at all, almost feels like a piece of conduit. It's good and solid but not too heavy. The foot at the bottom of the monopod can be turned back to expose a metal spike-point; this is a fairly standard feature that's left off of a lot of low-cost monopods, but this one has it. The leg locks fit snugly and the hand grip foam is comfy; we'll see how well it holds up over time. The monopod comes in a zippered bag with a full-length carrying strap. The only thing I could fault this monopod for would be the tiny hand/wrist strap. It's really small, I could barely get my average-size hand through it. If you're tall and/or big you will *not* be able to use it. (Just cut the strap off and use some cord or whatever to make your own strap. I used one off an old camera that was gathering dust in a drawer.)

Wonderful tool! It is solid and allows me to carry the camera over the shoulder while walking around. It solves the shaking issue and makes it more flexible in terms of movement.

Reliable quick lock system that makes it really easy to use. Sturdy enough to double as a hiking pole!

This is way better than the others that are 3x plus more expensive. This has been durable and perfect.

Great value. Telescopic leg seems very sturdy. Could be used as a walking stick I think… just collapse the bottom section as it’s the weakest, but keep in mind the screw doesn’t come with any kind of cover so it will be exposed if you don’t do something about it. The screw itself doesn’t look to be the highest grade and the plastic part around it that spins seems pretty cheap but overall both seem functional. Putting a ball head on this, as I intend to do, lessens these concerns. The wrist strap is also cheap but certainly holds the stick’s weight and more. You might want to replace it with something better if you plan to use it as a walking stick. These are my initial observations. Time will tell on durability so I can’t speak to that yet. Overall, I am very happy with this for the money I spent. It’s a smoking deal on sale.

Bought along with "Universal 1/4" Swivel Mini Ball Head Screw Tripod Mount" and a bino-to-mount adapter. With 10x50 binos, the contraption is easily carried at port arms, with binos still attached to a harness. This worked superbly at Cape May this spring. The monopod supports the binos, vastly reducing shake. There's still more wobble than a tripod, but the bird is still there to view. A tripod setup only lets one view where the bird was a few minutes ago.

Muy buen monopié, inclusive puede ser hasta un bastón de senderismo aunque la punta no está diseñada para esa función. Lo use durante una procesión religiosa diurna y nocturna para captar planos perpendiculares horizontales de imágenes religiosas y cofrades tanto en fotografías como en vídeos, en cámara y en móvil con adaptador. Lo recomiendo.

Prix, délai, livraison et qualité du produit parfait

Questo è il secondo prodotto acquistato della line di amazonbasics e dopo la sorpresa dello zaino per attrezzatura fotografica,ritrovandomi ad avere bisogno di un monopiede urgentemente ma con un bugget veramente limitato quando mi sono trovato davanti a questo non ho esitato ad acquistarlo subito.Già mi aspettavo una buona qualità da un prodotto amazonbasics ma,una volta dato il primo sguardo e ''testato'' un po' sono rimasto ancora una volta colpito.Le sezioni sono ben solide e neanche eccessivamente sottili e una volta bloccate alle giunture non ci sono giochi,traballamenti o cedimenti nemmeno una volta montata l'attrezzatura sopra(nel mio caso una testa video che da sola pesa più di un kg con 750d,un setup non proprio leggero.).L'impugnatura è comoda e ha un buon grip che combinato con il laccetto da polso(che in alcuni casi come il mio può essere eccessivamente stretto e inutilizzabile in quanto non regolabile o elastico)dà la sicurezza di una buona presa.Il ''meccanismo'' alla base del monopiede di cambio da punteruolo a gomma è veramente molto utile e facile da usare e ti permette di avere un appoggio saldo in esterna con il punteruolo(e volendo utilizzarlo come bastone da passeggio) e in interni o superfici piane con il gommino senza danneggiare le superfici.Ottima anche la presenza di una sacca per il trasporto(che a mio avviso potreppe essere leggermente più larga ma non è nulla di troppo fastidioso)molto comoda.In conclusione,a questo prezzo con la sicurezza di qualità di AmazonBasics questo monopiede è sicuramente un prodotto che consiglio se si ha bisogno di un monopiede entry level.

Great size/weight and well built. Haven't had a chance to really use it.

Lightweight but good enough for my Canon 400 5.6 Let’s see after a few years 😉