The Really Right Stuff Monopod Head Lever-Release Clampfrom Really Right Stuff Monopod Head Lever-Release Clampis designed for use with monopods. The head tilts a full 180 degrees. The indexed quick release clamp is oriented for vertical fore and aft, 180-degree lens tilting but you can change the orientation to horizontal, 180-degree camera tilting by turning the clamp 90 degrees using the supplied hex key. Portrait orientation is achieved with L-plates or rotating lens collars. The monopod head will support up to 75 lb, far in excess of what's needed for any type of image making. It has an Arca-type compatible dovetail base for mounting on Really Right Stuff heads or accessories. It also accepts separately purchased Arca-type camera or lens plates from Really Right Stuff, Wimberley, Kirk, Markins, Acratech and others.

75 lb Load Capacity    Vertical Quick Release Orientation    180-Degree Tilt    Arca-Type Dovetail Base    Height: 3.4"    Bubble Level    Mounting: 3/8"-16 Socket    Weight: 14.4 oz    Optional Arca-Type Camera / Lens Plates

Laser-engraved reference scale

Clamp orientation changes using a single 5/32" hex key

180° tilt range

75 lb tilt lock capacity with nylon brake system

Oversized tilt lock knob for easy grip and operation

Standard 3/8"-16 mounting socket on base

Self-Adjusting Lever-Release Clamp accepts all RRS/Arca-type compatible plates except Arca-Swiss P0 Slidefix plates and plates made by Novoflex

2x 1/4"-20 sockets on base (spaced 30mm on center)

Dovetail base for mounting on clamps

Simple, open design allows for easy cleaning and maintenance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can it be used to replace the ball head on a Peak Design travel tripod?

A: Yes, the Really Right Stuff BH-25 Ball Head with Lever-Release Clamp can mount onto a Peak Design Tripod as long as the tripod is attached with a 3/8"-16, which most are.

Q: 2. How is this Lever-Release Clamp vs the screw knob version?

A: Excellent alternative. First it's quicker. Second, you don't have the protruding knob. But in final function mode, either one will do the job.

Q: 3. Do you have a recommended storage bag for the Really Right Stuff MH-02 LR? My MH-01 came with a matching storage bag.

A: There is no bag specifically made for the Really Right Stuff Monopod Head but you could use a lens case such as this Ruggard: https://bhpho.to/45OMEMV

Q: 4. Like all RRS ballheads, why isn't there an option to buy this monopod head without a clamp?

A: There is, click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/39Ge8JR

Q: 5. Will this product work with a RRS Plate for Sony A7II?

A: Yes, it will.

Q: 6. Does this order come with quick release plate?

A: This ball head does not come with a quick release plate.

Q: 7. Will this fit the mefoto walk about monopod?

A: Really Right Stuff Monopod Head with Indexing Lever-Release Clamp BH #REMH02LR will not directly fit the MeFOTO WalkAbout Aluminum Monopod so you will need a 3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20 Reducer Bushing.

Q: 8. Can I use this on a mefoto monopod?

A: Yes, this RRS Monopod Head with Standard Lever-Release Clamp can fit on a MeFOTO monopod.

Q: 9. Has anyone compared the Kirk MPA-2, the ProMediaGear Scepter HM1, and the Really Right Stuff MH-01 LR? All three are high-end versions of the old Manfrotto 3232 tilt head swivel. The question is: are they worth the money and which of the three is the best option?

A: I can't compare the three heads, but I use the Really Right Stuff head (with the Arca Swiss plate). I use this head paired to a Gitzo monopod when shooting wildlife from the deck of of a ship. It worked very well this year shooting in both Baja and the Arctic, and easily supported a heavy telephoto lens. The Really Right Stuff head is a bit over priced (as most of their gear is), but it is well made and should last for years.

Q: 10. Will this product fit to a Manfrotto 290 xtra Tripod?

A: Yes, it will fit.