Extendable Camera Aluminum Monopod with Fluid Head and Foldable Tripod Base for DSLR Camera.Max Height 148cm / 58 inch. Payload up to 3kg/6.6lbs

De bueno calidad, solo es horizontal no se puede poner vertical el cabezal, que es fluido

Lightweight and good quality. I use this for my Inst360 camera to create Matterport tours.

Driver left my package at the wrong door. Other than that seems to work

Thankyou it’s just what I needed and great shipping

I really like this monopod and I would highly recommend it. This thing is super sturdy, lightweight enough to attach to the side of my small backpack on day hikes. I really enjoy the three footed base, as it makes it sturdy and easier to maneuver when shooting photos. Love how easy it is to make height adjustments. Get one for yourself and you will be impressed, especially for the low price.

Broke during 1st use! I thought this was a good deal until it fell apart during my first day of using it. It's in the trash now & I have to buy a new one... from a different company/brand.Advice: Spend the extra money to get a better quality item. I wouldn't want yours to break on the first day from only light use.

Love it.

You get what you pay for. It probably works well with cameras under 1lb. The legs are made from thin light weight aluminum and plastic; they extend to approx 8" in diameter. The legs are connected to a plastic base and lock in place using springs / pins. The construction looks and feels cheap. The tubes are made of thin light weight aluminum. The rotating locks seem functional but maybe weak. The monopod can be released to allow for leaning while on the base and legs. The legs can also be detached so it can become a standard monopod if a 3/8" spike is purchased separately.Furthermore, I purchased a Sunwayfoto DT-01 tilting head and a newer indexed 360* panoramic panning clamp. This combo works really well with monopods.This monopod was supposed to replace my expensive 1.5lb carbon fiber tripod for overseas vacation travel. Unfortunately, it wasn't stable enough to support my 3.7lb DSLR on flat surface. The base is not wide enough nor strong enough. However, I think it would work well with smaller all-in-one travel cameras under 1lb. Over time, the tripod leg lock springs will fail and the base will probably crack.Eventually, I purchased a Sirui P-326 Carbon Fiber monopod and converted the Koolehoada to a standard monopod.