Yc Onion Pineta 3-Section Aluminum Monopod

Yc Onion Pineta 3-section Aluminum Monopod

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The YC Onion Pineta 3-Section Aluminum Monopodfrom YC Onion Pineta 3-Section Aluminum Monopodis a monopod system with single locking lever that allows all three leg segments and the tripod foot base to be extended, positioned, and locked in one action with an ergonomic bail lever. The tubes have a faceted, prismatic design to prevent rotation, and extend the Pineta monopod to a maximum height of 56.1". This versatile support has a load capacity of 17.6 pounds yet folds to a compact 25.4" for easy storage or travel.

The included folding tripod foot base has a ball-and-socket design for articulated movement but locks quickly for stability. The modular design allows it to be converted to a tabletop tripod in just moments by attaching the head mounting plate using the semi-automatic locking collar.

Load Capacity: 17.6 lb Maximum Height: 56.1" Minimum Height / Folded Length: 25.4" FEISO Quick Release System Head Mount Folding Articulated Tripod Base Weight: 3.7 lb Anti-Rotation Aluminum Prism Tubes 3 Leg Sections with Quick-Release Joints

Key Specs
Camera Plate	No
Primary Material	Aluminum
Load Capacity	17.6 lb / 8 kg
Maximum Working Height	56.1" / 142.5 cm
Minimum Working Height	25.7" / 65.4 cm
Closed Length	25.7" / 65.4 cm
Weight	3.7 lb / 1.7 kg
Camera Attachment
Camera Plate	No
Pole
Primary Material	Aluminum
Leg Lock	Twist Lock
Leg Sections	3
General
Load Capacity	17.6 lb / 8 kg
Maximum Working Height	56.1" / 142.5 cm
Minimum Working Height	25.7" / 65.4 cm
Closed Length	25.7" / 65.4 cm
Bubble Level	No
Weight	3.7 lb / 1.7 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	4.075 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	27.9 x 4.7 x 3.8"

Single-lever release design
Extend, adjust, and close leg segments with one lever
Adjust Leg height and tripod foot base angle simultaneously

Semi-automatic locking collar
Silicon rubber feet
Removable base converts to tabletop tripod

Semi-automatic bite locking system locks the Shuttle to the monopod
Spring-loaded mounting thread automatically converts from 3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20
Shuttle head plate can be quickly removed
Shuttle head plate pairs with tripod foot base for form tabletop tripod

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I neeed to switch the screw size to fit my Nikon D90. I am turning top disk counter clock wise per instructions but things aren't moving. I see on amazon there should be an Allen wrench in box, i didn't get one, is this needed to turn disk and change screw orientation?

A: Yes you need the Allen Wrench to unscrew the screws holding the base to the monopod first. Once you unscrew them turn it over(flip the sides) which has reverse screw size suitable for your camera. Then re-screw the base to the monopod. If the wrench was lost you will have to get one from a hardware store.

Q: 2. What's the difference between this one and the P-224SR monopod?

A: The discontinued Sirui P224SR Carbon-Fiber Photo/Video Monopod with Folding Tilt Base does not include a head and is made with carbon-fiber material. The current Sirui Aluminum 4 Section Monopod with Feet and VA5 Head has the VA5 Head, is made with aluminum material, and Sirui added the Dual Safety Lock System.

Q: 3. what country is this item manufactured in?

A: It is made in China.

Q: 4. Will this fit the new Yolobox Pro?

A: no it will Not as the Yolo box pro model is a bit larger

Q: 5. The specs give the package weight as 1 lbs. What is the weight of the monopod itself?

A: The monopod is 0.95 pounds.

Q: 6. What size is the screw for the foot?

A: The foot does not detach from the monopod.

Q: 7. I have a Nikon D90. Do i simply put the camera on the top of the monopod or do a need to buy a desperate attachment piece?

A: You could put your Nikon D90 directly on the monopod, but it generally better to use a head with a quick release to allow for easy on or off. Here is a good example of one:http://bhpho.to/Iwakv7

Q: 8. Can I put a base on this monopod?

A: No, you can't.

Q: 9. Is the plate on the VA5 head Arca compatible?

A: Yes, it is Arca compatible.

Q: 10. Will this fit a Canon T-6 with a Tamron 18-400 lens or would it be to heavy for it?

A: The Canon T6 with the Tamron 18-140mm lens would definitely work well with this monopod.

Joseph	29/08/2024
[Twist Lock] I want to change my 3 stars to 5 Stars... YC reached out to me and is sending out the items to correct my issue.... This is a company who truly stands behind their products... I now have all 3 Yolobox cages i n perfect working condition....I appreciate their effort 5

Billy	22/08/2024
[Twist Lock] Can't wait to put the cage on my new Yolobox Mini to protect it! Well built, easy assembled and quality is excellent. Love it! 5

Dave	11/08/2024
[Aluminum] I had bought the YC onion tripod and I'm Extremely happy with that This monopod is very easy to adjust and very sturdy. Just push the button and flip the lever to raise or lower. Great product 5

Steve	09/08/2024
[3] If you own a YOLO Box Pro then this is a must have. First and foremost it protects the unit itself. It is well made and light weight! The only downside to this unit is the price. It is worth every penny considering the cost of the yolo box pro. Highly recommended! 5

Min	26/07/2024
[4.075 lb] The star feature of the YC Onion Pineta monopod is the single-step lever that allows for the monopod to extend, adjust, lock and unlock seamlessly. You press the safety disengage button and flip the lever up essentially in one movement, set the monopod to where you want it, and then push the lever back down. You're set! It's a similar concept made popular by Sachtler Flowtech tripods. But I think it's so much more impactful when you're using a monopod for one simple reason: you don't have to bend down or crouch to extend the 3 sections twice (once to unlock, and then again to lock in place). This makes the monopod a truly nimble support solution for run and gun filmmaking. I love combining run and gun with fixed-off shots. Mixing handheld footage with fixed shots give you a greater range of cinematic expression and this monopod accelerates that type of filmmaking. The only weakness of this monopod is the ballhead/knob of the tripod feet. First of all, I don't like knobs because they don't visually tell you how locked off they are. Second, you have to bend down to twist it. Third, the knob is rather small and so you have to use quite a bit of effort to make sure it is tight. Companies like iFootage are creating tripod feet with levers that engage the lock. There's pros and cons to this design. For example, the lever lock tripod feet only locks in the 90 degree center position. You can't lock it in any other position. I've tried it and it's not a fully developed solution yet. I prefer the ability to tighten down the monopod slightly off center to either balance against the terrain or balance the center weight of the gravity. Anyways, the good news is that the feet are modular and I am hoping YC Onion releases a true pedal/lever system that removes the need to ever bend down for adjusting the angle of the monopod. 5

Cooper	21/07/2024
[3] I’m surprised how bright this and the features on it are amazing. 5

Jacob	21/07/2024
[Aluminum] Works seamlessly and creates more options for moves with my slider 5

Matthew	21/07/2024
[Twist Lock] I just recently purchased a motorized slider (with these arms), and it provides great stability on my carbon fiber Neewer tripod (which is a lot smaller than my larger/heavy duty Ravelli tripod). 5