Manbily A-666L Camera Monopod - 32mm Aluminum Tube With Walking Stick Handle for DSLR Cameras Canon Sony Nikon - 69" Travel Monopod, 33 lbs/15kg($59.99Value)
Aluminum Monopod: Enhanced 32 mm thick aluminum tube for better load capacity and support for heavy DSLR cameras (up to 33 lbs/15 kg). Unique oxidized gray tube, cool and reflects your unique personality Monopod for Camera: The Manbily A-666L camera monopod weighs just 1.4 lbs and folds down to 17.3", making the compact monopod an ideal companion for landscape, portrait, nature, travel, and long exposure photography Reinforced Platform: The aluminum platform is reinforced with rivets for added strength. Reversible 1/4" & 3/8" screw allows mounting of virtually any camera, camcorder, or ball head Anti-Slip Rubber Grip: The textured rubber grip ensures a firm hold, an upgrade designed for longevity use. Removable wrist strap for added security Quarter Turn Twist Locks: The 6-section monopod extends up to 69". Rotate the locks a quarter turn to extend or lock the sections Durability & Functionality: Interchangeable rubber and spike feet to suit different usage scenarios. Attach the included handle to use it as a monopod walking stick. Comes with a protective screw cap, phone mount adapter, and carrying case In The Box: 1x A-666L Monopod, 1x Handle, 1x Screw Cap, 1x Metal Spike, 1x Manual, 1x Carry Case Model: Manbily A-666L
Material: Aluminum
Product Weight: 1.4 lb/0.64kg
Maximum Load Capacity: 33 lb/15kg
Maximum Height: 68in/174cm
Folded Height: 17.3 inches/44cm
Number of Leg Sections: 6 sections
Locking Type: Twist lock
Maximum Tube Diameter: 32mm
Minimum Tube Diameter: 16mm
Mounting Thread: reversible 1/4" & 3/8" screw
In The Box:
1 x Monopod
1 x Carry Bag
1 x Allen Key
1 x Manual
| Color | Grey |
| Size | 32mm Tube |
| Mpn | A-666L |
| Age_group | ADULT |
| Condition | NEW |
| Gender | UNISEX |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Product_category | Gl_camera |
| Google_product_category | Cameras & Optics |
| Product_type | Electronics > Camera & Photo > Tripods & Monopods > Monopods |