Coman Collapsible Trekking Pole Monopod with Compass Light-weight Strolling Stick for Mountaineering and Trekking Aluminum Telescopic Digicam Monopod with ft and Pan Tilt Fluid Head for DSLR Video Cameras
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【Steady & Sturdy Supplies】 This trekking pole fabricated from aluminum has a most peak of 59.4 inches (1510mm) and a weight of 1.05 kilos (0.48kg), making it each compact and light-weight. It’s appropriate for various capturing wants, with a assist power of as much as 13.2 kilos (6 kilograms).
【Distinctive Ball Head Design】This climbing stick monopod head has a ball design and carries a compass, which might be one of the best companion for mountaineering journeys. With each 1/4 and three/8 screws integrated, climbing stick can be utilized as a digital camera monopod appropriate with Cameras Canon, Nikon & Sony Mirrorless & DSLR.
【Wrist Strap Anti-loss】An anti-loss strap is designed on the strolling stick wrist to make sure that your gear is at all times by your aspect. On the identical time, a sponge pad is designed on the deal with to reinforce the client’s really feel.
【Multi-function Foot Pegs】The trekking pole monopod foot pegs are designed with a protecting shell and metallic foot pegs to modify freely, the metallic foot pegs could make the trekking pole secure assist within the grass or sand, and the rubber protecting cowl can be utilized throughout mountain climbing.
【Compact Journey Companion】Trekking pole with a 5-segment design and 4 adjustable ranges, the peak of the trekking pole might be personalized in line with your necessities. With a folded peak of 16.9 inches (438 mm) and a weight of roughly 1.05 kilos (0.48 kg), it may be used as a trekking pole or as collapsible trekking pole for taking photos, making trekking pole supreme for touring. Matches simply right into a 20-inch carry-on carry-on to make sure you at all times have the gear to seize the second.
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Ike –
Daily walk
I actually purchase this to keep loose pets away, doing our daily walks
Fredy Gil –
Pésimo diseño
Lo compré con el propósito de ajustar mis cámaras a el el tornillo de la brújula es de 3/8 y está fijado ,no permite ningún tipo de intercambio como se describe en la fotos y videos que lo publicitan.No sirve para fotografÃa. No pierda su dinero.
R. KATZ –
Easy
I donât know from hiking, very helpful for walking.Light weightVery easy to open and closeFits into small carry on suitcases
Balanced View –
Tedious to swap between compass and camera mounts
I like the idea of a monopod a lot because of the convenience to use in crowded areas like an auditorium. Taking pictures with a monopod works much better than without one in dim lit areas. The monopod is also not awkward to setup like a tripod that often gets in the way between rows of chairs. For this function it gets 5 stars. However, that fact that this is marketed for outdoors with a small compass on top makes this a less than ideal tool.To swap between compass and camera/binocular mountings you would have to carry the included L-wrench to loosen a plate that houses and allows for the rotation of a screw that is ¼â on one end and 3/8â on the other. This is just plain silly. Not only is it impractical to carry a wrench just for this, the process of changing can end up dropping the double-headed screw, a washer, or the compass as they fall easily off the pole. I have a hard time doing it on a table trying not to lose any of these pieces and simply canât imagine doing it on a trail or slopes. There is no other way to swap them so it comes down to keeping the setup I will be primarily using and not use the other one.This problem didnât need to exist. Thereâs no reason why the compass cannot use a 3/8â screw such that swapping can be done without doing a field operation. The design really should have been a quick release with a button for swapping. As is, the process is cumbersome, tedious, and just about asking for a lot of work to risk easily losing an important component. This is just hard to comprehend.
LeeWhite705 –
Easy to set, collapse when used
I like how easy it is to adjust with individual thumb latches however it does not support weight and will collapse unexpectedly
R. M. Bigger –
Very sturdy
This is a very sturdy pole that is easy to adjust the size. I am a large person, and it works well.
Buckwheat –
Compass
Nice to have the built in compass when hiking in the woods
cruxmon –
Inferior Flimsy Construction
Telescoping clamps are so flimsy, cheap the legs collapse with very little weight. Not suitable even for a small walking child or a large video camera.