Specification: Brand: Manbily Model: A-222 Section: 5 Material: Aluminum Contraction height: 450mm Maximum working height: 1650mm/65 inch Minimum working height: 450mm Diameter: 13-25mm Net weight: 430g Max loading weight: 8kg Base Folded Length: 110mm Base Weight: 230g Monopod top connection screws: 1/4"- 3/8"screw The thread at the bottom of the monopod is: 3/8"screw Descriptions: 1. The aluminum material of this monopod adds up to durability factor along with its benefit of a lightweight structure. 2. Balance and support your heavy camera equipment with the monopod. 3. Get maximum balance for your camera with the three faceted leg cross section of this monopod. The tripod base can be adjusted to your favorite angles. 4. Position your camera well, this tripod provides support when using your camera. 5. Foam hand grip for comfort and stability, it can be used as a hiking stick when necessary. 6. Reversible 1/4" and 3/8" screws on the mounting plate for installing any type of cameras or ball head, with a 3/8" screw hole at the bottom allows you to install a mini tripod. 7. Quick lock system for length adjustment, securely lock the unipod to better protect your cameras. It prevents sand and dust from slipping into the tube. Easy to clean and maintain. Package included: 1 x Manbily A-222 Monopod 1 x M-1 Tripod Base 1 x Carrying bag
D**K
Worked well on many different terrains
I've used the Manbily Monopod only as a monopod, not as a walking stick, I'm not sure it's really sturdy enough to be used for the latter. But as a monopod for my Ricoh Theta S camera, the Manbily has been excellent. I've used it on numerous mountain hikes now, including a trek to the summit of Mount Olympus in Greece.The ball joint on the mounting foot allows some angling to keep the monopod sticking straight up. When on doubtful rocky terrain, a few rocks placed over the feet have stopped the monopod from falling over. Though in strong winds it will sway. Likewise on soft, springy forest floors, a few rocks on the feet are also useful.I've also discovered that it is possible to assemble the monopod with the shaft upside down, i.e. handle area towards the base. This makes the Manbily more stable as the heavier section is lower down. With the thinner end to the 360 camera, there is less monopod in the nadir area.
G**V
Good for 12 months
Small enough to take everywhere. With the feet- it will support my Canon6D with 24mm lens to do long exposure. Used as mono pod, it works well to steady my 70-300mm lens. I like the design, works well for me.Edited: after 12 months of weekly use (lets say 52 days out) it has fallen apart. Completely.
W**H
Stands firm
Just what I needed to steady my camera
B**E
monopod
this monopod i have had for twelve months not used it a lot but found it wasn't exactly what i was looking for but it's quite good with the feet on keeps it steady
J**D
Spot on
Excellent product looked long and hard before settling on this item serves the purpose extremely well,envied by my friends
E**.
More than happy. Would buy again.
Thought would try this, cheap and hey ho. Love it, sturdy, robust, welĺ made, solid, pivot point at feet, would swap for top end brand.
S**S
Unfit for purpose...
Great look and price... However unfit for purpose. Legs are far too short and locking method just isn't well conceived with balance hugely unstable. Beware your camera as it wont be safe and spend a bit more on a better designed product.
D**P
Simply great
Bought this for my 360 degree camera and it's exactly what I wanted. Built well and works well. nice bag too.
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