Whether shooting with a long telephoto, in low-light conditions, or moving too fast to set up a tripod, the peak design monopodfrom peak design monopodis a versatile shooting companion.

This support reaches a height of 75.2", closes down to 21.3", and supports 39.7 lb. Lightweight at just 1.85 lb, you'll barely know you're carrying it. Opening and closing the 5 sections is quick and easy with the flip lever lock design, and a pivoting rubber foot prevents unwanted slipping.

The closed foam grip gives you a secure hold on the monopod and also insulates your hands from the aluminum on cold days. The mounting plate features a reversible 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded mount for mounting a head or attaching directly to a camera.

Load Capacity: 39.7 lb    Maximum Height: 75.2"    Closed Length: 21.3"    Sections: 5    Weight: 1.85 lb    Reversible 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 Mount    Closed-Foam Grip    Fast & Easy Flip Lever Lock Design    Rubber Foot Avoids Fatigue & Slippage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this anchor block the battery compartment if used on Fujifilm x100V?

A: The tripod socket is right next to the battery door in that camera, unfortunately it will block the battery door when it is on.

Q: 2. is the body of this unit made of metal? I have the Gowing equivalent of the Peak, and the body is plastic and there are reports of failure with dropping of an expensive lens. I hesitate to use my unit.

A: The plate that slips into the device that clamps onto a belt or strap is made of metal. The flat belt gizmo is also metal so you have a secure metal to metal connection. The red protusion on the flat plate ejects the lens holding body when pushed in but also pulls out and rotates to lock the protusion from being accidently depressed and releasing the lens holder. The black wheel clamps down and secures the lens holder in place even further. The body itself to which the lenses attach is of plastic which WOULD be of concern if the slideing base that locks to the belt holder were of plastic but it's not. Metal to metal connection. I use it confidently even with both a 70-200 and 24-70 attached simultaneously. Only time it failed me is when I didn't completely rotate the 70-200 to its lock position. Fell 30 to concrete on the lens hood but did't do any evident or lasting damage.

Q: 3. Think this thing is strong enough to hold a 70-200mm vr ii?

A: Yes, it's strong enough to hold 70-200. However, there is an inconvenience when you attach the lense on your hip side, you should put your lense on horizonal position. Vertical is fine for standing to take the picture, but not good when you sit down. The lense is too long and it will hit the road , so be careful

Q: 4. Is this lens kit bundled with the Capture Clip V2 or V3?

A: The Peak Design Sony E/FE CaptureLENS comes with the V2 clip. It is compatible with the V3 clip as well.

Q: 5. I see in the last photo that it can rotate the lens, but my son has bouht it and it can not rotate. I want it can rotate, there are 2 models ?

A: Pull it out, then you can rotate it. I had the same problem for a while. So, if you have it on your belt, pull the lenses and their holder away from your belt and then you will be able to rotate the lenses and their holder. It is such a nice tight fit that it is easy to miss.

Q: 6. How do use this attached to the screw for when you want to use your tripod?

A: You would have to remove this ,in order to attach the camera to the tripod

Q: 7. Hi. How many kilos or pounds does this product support?

A: I contacted Peak Design in regards to your inquiry. While the combined load capacity will ultimately depend on the strength of the item onto which the Peak Design Anchor Mount will be connected, they rate the Peak Design Anchor Mount itself to withstand well over 200 lbs (90 kg), making it safe for use with the largest of professional cameras.

Q: 8. Does it have a divider (membrane) in the middle, so it can protect the back of the lens from dust, when only one lens is mounted?

A: Yes,it has and I use it a lot of times for fast switching between lenses instead of taking it out in the bag during location shoot.Hope this helps.

Q: 9. Will this work with a panasonic micro four thirds lens

A: No, this is for a Canon EF mount lens.

Q: 10. What if you happen to be carrying a few extra pounds of body fat?

A: It should not be an issue.