The Manfrotto Carbon Fiber VR Camera Boom Pole Medium(Medium) from Manfrotto Carbon Fiber VR Camera Boom Pole Mediumprovides rigid, lightweight support for your virtual reality camera weighing up to 4.4 pounds. This versatile, 4-section pole reduces vibrations, and extends from 2' to 6.6', enabling you to shoot above your surroundings. Rubber-gripped anti-twist locks fasten quickly and firmly, preventing unintended slips.

For increased camera compatibility, the VR Camera Boom Pole features an interchangeable mount with 3/8"-16 and 1/4"-20 screws as well as a 1/4"-20 female thread. The 1/4"-20 thread enables you to mount the pole to a tripod or other support, increasing your camera position options.

Rigid Support for VR Cameras Up to 4.4 lb    Sturdy, Lightweight Carbon Fiber    Extends from 2' to 6.6'    Interchangeable 1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 Mounts    4 x Telescoping, Locking Sections    Anti-Twist Leg Locks    Weighs Under 1.5 lb

• Carbon fiber design offers lightweight, rigid support
• Weighs approximately 1.4 pounds pounds; supports cameras up to 4.4 pounds
• Telescoping extension range from 2' to 6.6'
• Versatile, interchangeable mount with 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 screws
• Integrated 1/4"-20 female thread for mounting to a tripod or other support
• 4-section legs with rubber-gripped, anti-twist locks

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use a wimberly side kick with this?

A: The Wimberley Arca Sidekick Ball to Gimbal Head Adapter needs to be used on a ball head that has an Arca-style quick-release clamp. The Manfrotto MT190CXPRO3 Carbon Fiber Tripod does not include a ball head. You could add the Oben BC-166 Ball Head to the tripod then they could use the Wimberley Arca Sidekick. Here is the link: https://bhpho.to/3ZMirv1.

Q: 2. Tripod for a nikon d500

A: Depending on the head that you purchase, this would be a great tripod choice for your D500.

Q: 3. Is the camera we put on top able to angle downwards? Or angle at all?

A: The Manfrotto Carbon Fiber Boom Pole for VR Camera (Large) does not have an adjustable head to angle your camera downward. For adjustments, you can attach a 1/4"-20 screw ball head.

Q: 4. What is the weight capacity?

A: A specific capacity is not listed. However it can be used with a gimbal like the Ronin-S, which weighs 4 pounds, and has an 8 pound load capacity itself. It is going to be at least in the 15 pound range.

Q: 5. what size is the top attachment screw?

A: The head mounting screw is 3/8"-16.

Q: 6. What type/support of a tripod is this, a 0 or 1?

A: If you are referring to Gitzo Series 0 or 1, this one has the same top leg diameter as the 1 series (25 mm). The 0 series has 21 mm legs. (I don't own it, just from the spec sheets of both)

Q: 7. I want to mount the Sennheiser Ambeo VR Mic to this monopole using a magic arm (below a KanDao Obsidian R camera). Can you recommend a magic arm that's compatible with both?

A: You could consider clamping that mic to this pole with the CAMVATE Crab Clamp with 5/8"-27 Ball Head Mount for Microphone, BH #CAC1465. https://bhpho.to/2OuPxzb

Q: 8. Is there a kit or clamp to attach this to a tripod? Can you extend it further by adding a smaller Manfrotto pole?

A: The Manfrotto Carbon Fiber Boom Pole for VR Camera has an integrated 1/4"-20 female thread for mounting to a tripod or other support. The boom pole can withstand a payload up to 4.4lbs whether a camera or additional camera support accessories.

Q: 9. Can I attach two of these together for a longer extension?

A: Yes you can. There is a 1/4"-20 Female on one end, and on the other end is a 1/4"-20 Male. You can connect them together from each end.

Q: 10. Is the large VR Pole stable and safe to use (up to its weight capacity) without the Manfrotto Carbon Fiber VR Tripod?

A: The Manfrotto Carbon Fiber Boom Pole for VR Camera (Large) will work great with any camera within the 4.4lb weight limit, and will provide a safe and stable support. The pole will need to be held by the user, but you have access for further support accessory attachment via the 1/4"-20 thread at the bottom of the pole.