Camera Monopod Walking Stick Manbily Monopods for Cameras Stand Carbon Fiber Portable Compact Travel Monopod Unipod Stick with handle 6 Sections 61inches 15.4lbs for DSLR Video Camcorder Stand (Red)

As a disabled camera user, I found myself wondering what to do with my walking stick when I took photographs. I tried to hook it over my arm, but it destabilised me, made concentrating on the picture hard, or I would drop it, damaging my stick and putting me in danger of falling when I bent to pick it up. My wife uses a walking pole, and bought a new carbon fibre one when she found herself out without one. I was impressed with the lightness and balance, wondered if there was one with a camera mount. This one seemed too good to be true, but it's everything I wanted, very adaptable, collapses small enough to go in a bag, or extends for comfortable standing use and anything in between. It's usable as a walking support with my dslr attached. I'm very pleased, it's well made and solid.

It's actually really good But you want the tripod feet and ball head another 45 quid to get the most out of it As just a monopod it makes a non stabilized camera actually usable in low light with the extra bits it can be used as a very capable tripod when weight is less an issue It's super light but strong enough to take a decent camera with lens too and a capable walking pole

I really must say what an an absolute surprise and pleasure to unpack this item. I find the quality of the monopod walking stick superb and the design and functionality also unbeatable. I really have to say that anybody wishing to buy something that is going to double up as a monopod and walking stick, or hiking pole if you wish, really could not do better than to buy this item and such good value for money..

Used this for a couple of outdoor jobs on the go. I wanted something that was easy to carry, lightweight, quick to put together and sturdy carbon fiber . I think this ticks all boxes. I can fit it in my racksack, whip it out and have it up and standing in a minute with camera on top with a turn of a screw on mechanism that is very secure . I also ordered a tripod and when I saw all the 101 pieces and the anxiety of putting it all together I just put it all back in its box and returned it! This monopod is so much better and easy if you just want to get on with the job of taking photos and just wanting a sturdy monopod to take the weight of a heavy camera and/or lens. Highly recommend. Also comes with a nice soft case.

Better than I expected I use it a lot for my heavy lens. Works well as a walking pole as well

Just the job. Do well made.

If you're anything like me, you have probably bought many different tripods/monopods or other camera mounts in an effort to cover off your uses. I had been looking for a lightweight monopod that would work for camcorder or camera, that could collapse into a small space. Extensions should lock well with a ring rather than lever that sticks out. I'd bought and tried a few options and finally this one came up in a search, what a find... ultra lightweight and fits in a rucksack next to my laptop, the locking rings are a pleasure and the whole setup is really sturdy. It was dead easy to use and really helped get some great shots. Love it!

For the money, it's excellent. Sturdy enough for a mirrorless camera and lens.

practico , buena calidad y precio contenido

Monopiede di ottima qualità con attacco testa standard. Dotazione di accessori completa che prevede anche impugnatura per uso come bastone.

What a brilliant idea, you have a stable tripod, a walking stick and a cane if needed all in one peice of gear. It's very light with the carbon Fibre, but solidly built. It comes with a phone mount, but its really just a waste. The sections move smoothly and the locking rings are easy to using I had to modify it a bit to fit my needs. I figured if you were out walking with the walking stick aspect and wanted to stop and take some pictures, instead of unscrewing the handle then screwing your camera on, then taking your pictures, then having to redo everything back I bought a quick release setup with another top section. I mounted the base plate on the top and one top mount to my camera. The one for the handle was a but tricky because the bolt holes in the handle are 3/8" and the quick release is 1/4" so I bought some m/f 3/8" to 1/4" adapters. I then screwed them in using just a bit of blue lock tight just so they don't work their way out. If I ever need to use the cane version I just need to unscrew the quick release and screw into the other hole. For me it's a win win situation

Leider kann ich nur 5 Sterne vergeben, 7 oder 8 wären angemessen. Bei vollem Auszug (1,5m) und einer Insta X4 mit Alu-Cage verbiegt sich nichts. Der Stick ist super-stabil, wackelt nicht, schwingt nicht, perfekt. Durch die Schraubarretierung verdreht sich nichts und schiebt sich auch nichts zusammen. Durch das Kohlefasermaterial ist er leicht, der Basisgriff ist zwar ein paar Gramm schwerer, aber dadurch liegt er nur besser in der Hand (sehr gute Gummierung), die Auszüge jedoch sind sehr leicht, wodurch der Hebel nicht unangenehm wird. Ich habe jetzt einige Selfie-Sticks probiert und auch teilweise zurückgeschickt, dieser ist perfekt! Einzige Einschränkung: die minimale Länge von 36 cm darf einen nicht stören, für die Jackentasche ist er zu groß. Die Gimmicks wie den Handgriff und die Stockspitze kann man abschrauben, an beiden Enden befinden sich Gewinde. Absolute Empfehlung!

This is a fanastic monopod and it delivers everything it promises. I had used it multiple times for filming and pictures but recently, while on a shoot I messed up my knee something awful. Wondering what to do, I remembered that there was a cane handle attachment in the bag that I had almost tossed at various times. "What will I ever use that for?" I thought. Well, now it was a life saver. And it was so sturdy. I'm not a small guy and this monopod converted to a cane that was durable and took my weight. So glad I bought this.