NEEWER Professional Camera Monopod with Feet, 70.5"/179cm Telescopic Portable Aluminum Travel Monopod with Pan Tilt Fluid Head and Removable Tripod Base for DSLR Camera Camcorder, Max Load 13.2lb/6Kg

Very sturdy. Holds heavy Canon DSLR for church video. We mounted this monopod to the corner of our tech booth and holds a static video camera. Very sturdy, now wiggle or sway.

This was a big surprise when I got it out of the box. It’s a very nice, well made monopod. Little heavy but for 100 I can deal. You can’t go wrong.

Support for my Blackmagic pocket 4k when used wirelessly. High quality. Quick ship. Item as described. I would purchase from this seller again.

Loved it

Solid well-built monopod

This monopod is a bit on the heavy side, but you will appreciate its sturdiness when you are out shooting with those long, heavier lenses.

I really like this product however I am only giving to 3 stars because of a couple things. When you take the bottom off to make it a true monopod there is no protected piece to insert into the threaded part to keep dirt, mud, grass, etc. from getting in it. Second when I tighten down the QR plate it makes the camera sit uneven and leans to the left. IF I keep it, I will need to shim under the left side in order for the camera sit level. Very frustrating to take crooked pictures. On the line at this point to keep or return.

I have outfitted my Panasonic S5iiX with ALL accessories from Neewer because their quality is top notch and they are better priced than the other popular brand accessories. This monopod is no exception. It’s extremely versatile, light weight, sturdy, and provides good stability. It’s easy to use and figure out right out of the box. I love being able to attach my camera rig by just dropping the plate it from the top, whereas my Sachtler tripod has to be slid in from the back. I bought this for run and gun shooting so I wouldn’t always have to lug around a tripod, and I’m very happy with the purchase. I bought mine used-like new condition but unfortunately it was missing the mounting plate. Luckily my Sachtler plate is an exact match so I didn’t bother to do a return, I’ll just buy another plate at some point in the future. Not having to take the plate off my rig when switching between this and my tripod is a huge convenience. I put my camera rig on this, locked down all the adjustment points and made sure it was level, and with the feet out it held my camera up just fine. I wouldn’t walk away from it on a windy day, but it’s one feature that speaks volumes to the quality of this monopod. The head is smooth on pan and tilt, and while I wouldn’t use it in place of my Sachtler head if the shot needs a cinematic pan/tilt, I will be able to use it for run and gun situations. You can even use just the feet and the head for a table-top or floor shot.