Powerpak Mono-X10 4.8ft Monopod Three Leg self Standing 360 Degree Rotatable with Head for Nikon Canon DSLR Panasonic Video Camera Upto 2.5kg, Black

This is my first monopod. I thing good value for money for what I paid for it.I have started trying out the product. It looks good and is sturdy At this point it looks like a very good value for moneyOn The Other hand it is bit bulky, but with Nikon D7000+300mmf4, It Works Wonderfully well. Very Stable and Do Search for Monopod Using Tutorial on Youtube as well to get the right balance ,A Quik Tip Screw the Clip With The Lens Collar not with the Camera Body For Good Stability.Happy Shooting..

I liked the Video head manouverability. It is very smooth and steady. The stand itself is sturdy and light which is a rare combination. The tri-leg attachments and their functioning is also a good addition to the monopod. The angling function also is proving useful to capture certain videos off the ledges and low corridor walls.What i did not like was the bag which has been supplied to house the stand .The inside lining of the bag is already disintegrating and thin mesh of the cloth is already exposed.Though it looks good on the outside, the quality is not really good.It may tear up anytime however careful we may be while putting back the stand into the bag.

If you have big lenses then don’t go with this product. The monopod is not at all sturdy. Even if you put the basic lens and go to max height of the monopod, it will tilt and fall.

This is a very sturdy monopod .. build quality is superb . Yes it's a bit heavy but I am OK with weight since it's solidly put together .. ball head and mount plate are gold too . This ball head can easily hold my d5100 and Nikon 70-200 firmly in place .. if your looking for a ball head mount for your old tripod this is a better option .. product is amazing and seller really packs product well and delivered before estimated date thank you..

Build Quality is Quite Good At That Price but it's not good at its sturdy. it shakes while shooting.

This is my first monopod. I thing good value for money for what I paid for it.I bought this one as it had the ball head included.It is heavy >1Kg- but that is already mentioned in the details.It can steadily hold my Nikon Df+Nikon 300mm f4+1.4TC.The ball head is sturdy too not the fluidiest movement but less clumsier than myself.It easily extends upto my height and very manageable.All in all very worthwhile.

While the Monopod looks good generally I am finding it impossible to flip open the camera mount base by pulling aside the lever provided for it. Either this piece sent to me is defective or there is some way of doing it easily. Also there is no instruction manual to operate or adjust. Please help me and get a very good rating by guiding me to solve the problem.I am pleased to say that I have solved this problem on my own by loosening the star screw with lock washer a bit. The seller should ensure supporting the buyer with a simple one page product guide or at least respond to customer email.I have started trying out the product. It looks good and is sturdy. I recommend buyers to spend sometime on studying various aspects of Monopod with ball head to get to good speed on this, if not already familiar. At this juncture it looks like a very good value for money. I have to test it in normal handling situations to see how long lasting the product is and how good the materials withstand the wear and tear involved in usage.

This is a very good and sturdy product, I used it with Nikon Aculon Bino which was weighing about 1- 1.2 Kgms. I also used with Nikon camera. Three legs of monopod makes it very much convenient when you are in jungle & travelling with items mounted on.The handle makes the items movement very smooth you can simply track the moving object without any hassle