Ikan E-Image MC600 4-Stage Carbon Fiber Monopod with 610FH Fluid Head, 79" Maximum Height, 6.6 Lbs Capacity

Let the E-Image MC600 4-Stage Carbon Fiber Monopod with 610FH Fluid Head elevate your photography and videography experience. Specifically designed for dynamic action, long lens photography, and field work, this monopod combines the strength of a 4-section carbon fiber body with the precision of a Pro Fluid Head.

The MC600 Monopod, crafted from lightweight yet robust carbon fiber, extends to an impressive maximum height of 79.1", providing versatility for a range of shooting scenarios. When not in use, it conveniently collapses to a compact 29.5", making it ideal for storage and transport.

The monopod's upper section features an ergonomic grip for comfortable handling, and it can support a substantial weight of up to 44.1 lbs on its own. When paired with the included 610FH Fluid Head, it can comfortably hold equipment weighing up to 6.6 lbs.

Stability is a key feature of this monopod, which is equipped with 3 retractable, removable feet at its base. This design provides a wider footprint and enhanced stability, making it a reliable choice for both indoor and outdoor shoots. The fluid base, similar to a ball joint, allows for 360-degree rotation and 180-degree tilting in any direction, offering unparalleled flexibility while supporting your gear.

The 610FH Fluid Video Head is engineered for scenarios where smooth movement and camera control are paramount. It's an ideal companion for DSLR, camcorder, and mirrorless camera users who require superior control and stability.

The MC600's flip lock design offers high locking torque while maintaining ease of use, ensuring quick and reliable adjustments on the go. With a spread of 16", the MC600's base effectively serves as a mini tripod, delivering reliable stability for your photography and videography needs.

In summary, the E-Image MC600 4-Stage Carbon Fiber Monopod with 610FH Fluid Head is a portable, versatile, and reliable solution for photographers and videographers on the move.