The National Geographic 4-Section Monopod for Photographyis lightweight, compact, and ideal for achieving steady photos or videos in environments where a tripod would be impractical such as crowds, festivals, tight corners, or uneven terrain. This monopod features an adjustable rubber foot with a ground spike to help you stay steady on various terrain, including rough terrain. The National Geographic Photo Monopod also comes with a smartphone clamp and carry case. It is ideal for DSLR, mirrorless, compact, or bridge camera setups up to 6.61 lb and smartphones up to 3.2" wide.

Fits Camera Setups and Smartphones    Lightweight and Compact    Soft Foam Grip and Wrist Strap    Adjustable Rubber Foot with Ground Spike    Lever Leg Locks for Quick Adjustments    Extends to a Max Height of 5.58'    Carry Case & Smartphone Clamp Included    Supports up to 6.61 lb

• This monopod is great for DSLR, mirrorless, compact, or bridge camera setups up to 6.61 lb and smartphones up to 3.2" wide.

• The monopod extends to a maximum height of 5.6' and weighs 13.16 oz.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How wide is the diameter of the largest section? What are the length increments of each section?

A: The largest section of the Slik "The Pro Pod" 4-Section Monopod has a diameter of 36mm. All sections are of roughly equal length.

Q: 2. What size is the screw for the foot?

A: The foot does not detach from the monopod.

Q: 3. Exterior: 17.3 x 12.2 x 6.9. Are these dimensions compressible to 17.3 x 10 x 6.9?

A: Whether the dimensions can be compressed depends on what is placed in the Iceland M 17L.

Q: 4. Will this bag hold a Fujifilm GFX100s 32-64 G mount and 100-200 G mount lens? I also have a 16" MacBook. Looks like a good day trip bag.

A: No, a Fujifilm GFX100S with a GF 32-64mm Lens and a GF 100-200mm lens cannot fit in this National Geographic Africa Camera Backpack M for DSLR/CS.

Q: 5. Is the canvas water resistant?

A: The bag is moisture resistant, but as the canvas is not waxed, it's not water resistant or waterproof.

Q: 6. I see no reviews for it. Was it just released?

A: Yes National Geographic Iceland M 17L Camera Backpack is a new backpack that was just recently released.

Q: 7. What are the dimensions of the bag and the camera compartment?

A: The external dimensions of the National Geographic Iceland M 17L Camera Backpack is 12.2 x 6.89 x 17.32 inches and has an internal volume of 17 liters. The camera insert dimensions and internal dimensions are 10.63 x 4.33 x 10.04 inches. The dimensions of the laptop compartment are 10.63 x 0.78 x 14.17 inches, while the dimensions of the personal compartment are 10.63 x 4.33 x 5.96 inches, and the tripod compartment's dimensions are 4.92 x 2.76 x 7.48 inches.

Q: 8. Can this bag hold and protect a Nikon Z7 body with 28-70 f4, 70-200 f4, and 200-500 f5.6 lenses?

A: Technically yes you can but it is a very awkward and a very odd design. I would recommend going to a bag that is a bit bigger and better laid out with better shoulder padding for that much gear.

Q: 9. Does the backpack have a removable camera cube that can also serve as a carrying should bag/case as the smaller version?

A: No, this one does not have a separate internal camera cube.

Q: 10. Will this backpack hold a Nikon D610 a Nikon 24-120 a 18-35 and a 200-500 zoom lens plus assorted other camera gear?

A: Sadly, this beautiful bag does not have the capability of taking a full size DSLR plus three lenses. I would suggest either of these two similar priced, large enough to carry you gear but small enough for airline carry on. MindShift Gear BackLight 18L Backpack (Charcoal) MFR #520355. Think Tank Photo Airport Essentials Backpack (Small, Black) MFR #720483.