Neewer Extendable Camera Monopod with Foldable Tripod Support Base - neewer.com
Neewer Extendable Camera Monopod with Foldable Tripod Support Base - neewer.com
Neewer Extendable Camera Monopod with Foldable Tripod Support Base - neewer.com
Neewer Extendable Camera Monopod with Foldable Tripod Support Base - neewer.com
Neewer Extendable Camera Monopod with Foldable Tripod Support Base - neewer.com
Neewer Extendable Camera Monopod with Foldable Tripod Support Base - neewer.com
Neewer Extendable Camera Monopod with Foldable Tripod Support Base - neewer.com

NEEWER Extendable Camera Monopod with Foldable Tripod Support Base

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SKU: 66600042
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Description

  • This tripod monopod is made of Aluminum Alloy with durable and solid construction.
  • It is great and helpful for shooting when you travel outdoors, and also can be used as an alpenstock.
  • A 15-degree tilt of the stand base can help the monopod achieve 360-degree panoramic rotation.
  • A 5-position leg adjustment system provides flexible shooting (25-22-19-16-13mm).
  • The included stand base can support the monopod well and offers great convenience to adjust different angles when you are shooting.
  • With its lightweight, it is easy to carry when traveling outdoors.

Specifications

  • Material: Aluminum Alloy, Rubber Pad (Three feet of stand base)
  • 5 section tube Diameter:25-22-19-16-13mm
  • Load Capacity: 11 lbs/5 kg
  • Net Weight:1.3 lbs/0.6 kg
  • Maximum Height: 66"/168 cm
  • Minimum Height: 20.5"/52 cm
  • Monopod Top Connection Screw: 1/4"
  • Monopod Bottom Screw Thread: 3/8"

Package Contents

  • 1 x Monopod
  • 1 x T222 Stand Base

Note: When the camera is mounted on a monopod, you need to hold the monopod with one hand, otherwise it will fall and may cause damage to your camera.

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Trish

I've got tennis elbow in both elbows, strangely enough I've never played tennis. My camera weighs roughly 2 pounds, that's a lot of weight to hold up when your elbows hurt , the pole is great it takes the weight of the camera and all I have to do is steady it. Do I recommend this product? yes I do.I am in no way affiliated with this company

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Alex

Very lightweight and fit nicely in my day pack. I purchased it to glass mule deer on a hunt. Didn’t think that I would leave the feet on but worked awesome. The swivel base made it very easy to glass mountain faces at multiple elevations. Quick and easy to adjust height. I mounted Vortex Diamond Back HD binos to it. Perfect. I would purchase again

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Aristote

Excellent conditionVery sturdy and light

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Jeremy

I added video of me zooming into the photo. I was taking my Z7 on my first hiking trip. I was using the new monopod and I’ll be the first to admit, I wasn’t sure the monopod would be up to the task. I needed a monopod for my 600mm lens. This photo would’ve been incredibly hard to capture handheld. The monopod exceeded my expectation and proved to be very instrumental to my gear bag. It was compact enough to store away in the side pocket of my camera backpack, but it was sturdy enough to handle the weight of my lens and my arm forcing the pole into a sturdy position when pressing the shutter. My only input is that the threaded screw could have a snap lock or reverse twisting plate connector. Also I think the legs on the bottom could use a reverse spring to add more rigidity to the legs. It’s not enough to negatively effect your photography. Overall I would rate this as a very well suited monopod and give it 5 stars.I’ve no doubt there are probably more expensive and better suited monopods that meet my above mentioned criteria, but I am of the notion that cameras and associated tech are already expensive, no need to spend a fortune on accessories.

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jola:-)

So far it has been taken on outings on a number of occasions and we are very happy with it's functionality and ease of use, we'll surely recommend it :)