Manfrotto - Compact Monopod - Pink

Seems to be a pretty solid monopod for the money. Not sturdy enough for use as a walking stick but that's not what it's meant for. Height at full extension works well for me. The cross-section of the leg sections is actually oval, not round, which keeps the sections from rotating. My only complaint is that the little rubber cap which fits over the tripod screw post never really stays in place, but this is not a big deal.

Flawless operation! This monopod works beautifully. I use it with a Sony A6000 mirrorless camera - the compact size of the camera and the compact size of this monopod are a match made in photographers heaven! Extremely light and easy to carry with the camera attached.

I am very pleased with the Monopod. It is light, easy to use, and gives me the stability I need for long lenses.

Make taking pictures more stable. Good weight and length. Compact enough to carry In a small/medium bag.

Love the monopod. Would recommend to anyone looking for a compact, easy to use, lightweight pod.

Monopod has been very good for me. I am not getting the blurry shots like I was before I got it. It is light weight , easy to carry yet sturdy. I really am glad I purchased it. Can't beat the price for the quality but mostly being able to reduce the number of blurry photo's.

This monopod could use some higher durability in the peg that rests on the ground since eventually there will be erosion from use. It's not too hefty but it has some weight to it since it's pretty durable. The clamps are secure and don't feel cheap at all.

This product is most useful when sections fully extended and locked with the section locks which are easy to operate. This product has a tendency to collapse, and or fall over if sections are not locked and left to stand on its own. Pictures taken with this product in the presence of large amounts of alcohol may be out of focus or contain elements or subjects not expected to be in frame. Do not use this product as a lightsaber, as it may void the warrantee under the conditions of "normal wear and tear"; and is not durable enough to stand up to the attacks from a plasma energy weapon in any circumstance, making it completely inadequate for self defense against Sith lords, bountyhunters, stormtroopers, or training droids. As a monopod, this product meets or exceeds the demands of any photography situation that requires a little extra stability.