Leofoto - Carbon Monopod - Heavy Work - Weight Capacity: 20 kg - Max. Height: 170 cm (without Ball Head) - Four Extend Sections - MP-364C

A muy buen precio

This is my 3rd Leofoto brand product purchase that I have made and no regrets. First was the LS365-CEX carbon fiber tripod with PG-1 gimbal. First, I purchased a Neewer brand carbon fiber monopod. It looked good, but that was the only thing. This is a solid unit and will serve me well for many years to come. Has a set screw so that you prevent a ballhead or such when attached from coming loose. Goes to a good height which is good if you are taller or a decline so that the camera will be at eye level so as not to be in a awkward stance.

I bought this for wildlife and birds in flight. The Leofoto MP-365C, 69" monopod is light yet very sturdy. The 69" extension allows for great flexibility and use on hillsides.My kit includes a Nikon D750 and Nikon D5 with Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8 VR and Nikkor 200-500mm f/5.6E VR lenses. The Leofoto MP-365C works great with any combination.

Mediocre quality monopod. Flexes way too much.Seller can't be bothered with answering repeated return requests.This seller lacks the most basic customer service competence.I recommend you spend your money somewhere else where they show respect to their customers.

I broke my aluminum monopod sliding down an embankment and figured I needed something a bit more rugged. This is solid. I don't know (and don't want to know) what it would take to damage this thing....Well, that last sentence got me curious. Here's what a quick Google search brought up:"Carbon fiber is five-times stronger than steel and twice as stiff. Though carbon fiber is stronger and stiffer than steel, it is lighter than steel; making it the ideal manufacturing material for many parts."And: "Carbon fiber is very strong and almost unbreakable."So now I'm thinking that this monopod actually could work as a hiking stick. Nice. I was going to baby it like seemingly everything else having to do with photography.The sections slide into each other flawlessly. There's zero wobble. The locking mechanisms hardly require any force. Be aware, though, that the large diameter makes this model one for people with big hands, in my estimation.The only little hiccup was not receiving the spike foot. It seems that that Leofoto is not including those anymore per the picture. However, customer service was phenomenal in making good. Thanks guys. I am indeed a happy camper.