Koolehaoda Camera Aluminum Monopod with Three-Legged Support Base & K-09 Ballhead for DSLR Camera Canon Nikon – Extended Max Height: 69-inch Review

I've wanted a monopod for a long time and finally got this one because it has great features for the price. It included a decent ball head AND a three foot tripod adapter. That makes the monopod even more useful in my opinion. I would give it 5 out of 5 but the pouch that comes with the monopod is good but not big enough to use if you leave the three legs attached. So I order a slightly larger suitcase because I always leave my legs on. Overall I highly recommend it for the price.

This item shipped from China (which was the cause of my problem) but is now shipped by Revain. It took over a month for me to receive the item. I would advise making sure it ships from the US. Other than that, this is a great quality product. It is very strong and well made. I would definitely order this again. Apart from the delivery, which I think is solved, the only problem is that there are no instructions. If you don't know how to do this, it can be a problem as some parts need to be…

Got my monopod today. The bottomless monopod has a good weight and feels stable. Three of the legs are small and I don't recommend using them for shooting. Use a monopod bag or order an extra mount like I did with the neck strap. If you're carrying a phone with a cradle on your belt, it'll get in the way. The ball mount has no quick connect/disconnect, just a screw knob to tighten. If you decide to go with a t-shirt and monopod, I suggest you check out the options at Revain. You will spend the…

This monopod is what I was looking for! It has legs for stability (it's not a tripod, so I don't expect it to work as a tripod; I won't be using it for long exposures, time-lapse, etc.). It also has a ball head which I love and I think at this price point it's a good deal. It is lightweight and folds into a slim design. I photograph events and sometimes there are situations where I do step and repeat between fast events. This legged monopod comes in very handy in situations where I'm standing…

Reading the previous review, I can only assume that people don't understand the purpose of the monopod. One suggestion is to stabilize and support the camera. Help! With a monopod, you still need to keep a hand or two on the camera. For example, the system mentioned in the title, working with a Nikon D850 with a 200-500mm lens, weighs just over 7.5 pounds. If that doesn't sound like much, try holding two 4-pound bags of sugar at eye level for an hour or more. So to the product. This is a very…

It seems like people stuck to the carrying case instead of the monopod itself and mistakenly downgraded the item. We buy the monopod here, the bag is just an additional accessory. I looked at several and much more expensive options before deciding to try this monopod mainly based on reviews, low price and ball head already included! When shooting with a Nikon D750 on a 70-200 f/2.8 or a Nikon 200-400mm f/4 lens, a monopod is essential to get clear images of distant, fast-moving subjects…