K&F Concept Camera Monopod, 63" Aluminum Photography Monopod with 5-Section Height, Lightweight & Portable Camera Accessories

I wanted a decently priced Monopod, and yet a quality and well built one. It's very compact and lightweight and easily fits in the side pocket of my camera backpack. It supports a generous amount of weight, each section locks securely in place. To round it out, the grip is perfect and the hand strap is fantastic. All in all, an excellent Monopod! Highly recommend!

As an outdoor photographer, usually carrying or using some form of hiking poles, I appreciate the multi-functionality of a sturdy camera monopod. The K&F Concept Camera Monopod is surprisingly light and works pretty well. I do like the use of a “plate lock” design which allows quick and easy length adjustments without any kind of rotating tension ring.The potential issue with a plate lock design is that it can require tightening with use. A couple of tripod manufacturers who use a similar design have a way to tighten the fitting and even provide an attached tool for field use. The K&F Concept does not have a way to tighten that fitting and increase the pressure on the pole, and as such if you have a loose tension plate the monopod may partially collapse under a heavier load.The K&F example I received does not support my weight if the pole is used as a hiking pole. None of the tension plates hold under the typical force of walking or hiking. This is not an issue with typical camera gear weight due to reduced load vs your own body support weight. Minus a star from five for this concern.In the field, I use a standard plate adjustable ball head on the top of my monopole to provide a way to quickly release my camera from the pole during movement to another photo opportunity. This is something to consider if you are out and about with your own camera to reduce the potential of damage if you drop the heavy end of the pole (that being the camera end!).Lots to like about this monopole. The aluminum construction is light and sturdy. The plate tension mechanism is pretty good, if you are not trying to use this as a hiking pole. The value is there with the price, particularly if you are familiar with more carbon fiber or stainless-steel examples. 4/5.

This mono pod is sturdy. I use it for insect macro photography sometimes. It's much more handy than a full blown tripod.

I was anticipating a lot of use once this arrived and I proceed to thread onto my NIKON D600 Camera body. mount but the threading is a bit too wide. I have another monopod and tripod head that his mounted/screwed perfectly fine. I do not know why this occurring. Definitely something to be weary of. I have never had experienced such an issue before and I have used many mounts in the past. Please be cautious.

K&F Concept Camera Monopod, 63" Aluminum Photography Monopod with 5-Section HeightI recently bought the K&F Concept Camera Monopod for around $25, and it's been a great addition to my photography gear. This monopod is particularly handy for my close-up photography and cooking set-ups. As an amateur photographer, I find it to be perfect for my needs.The adjustable and versatile design is impressive, with a maximum height of 63" and a weight capacity of 10kg. The 5-section leg design allows for flexible extension, adapting to various terrains and shooting needs with ease.Its compact and portable nature makes it easy to carry around. With a storage length of only 43cm, it doesn't take up much space. The anti-slip padding and wrist strap ensure a firm hold in different weather conditions, which is a great feature.I appreciate the dual-purpose foot design, which includes both metal and rubber foot spikes. This design prevents floor scratches and enhances overall stability. The rubber feet provide stability on hard surfaces, while the metal spikes ensure a secure grip on soft or muddy ground.The quick and secure locking mechanism is very user-friendly. The plate lock design allows for rapid and simple height adjustments, ensuring quick stabilization even in complex environments.The dual interface compatibility, with 1/4" and 3/8" interfaces, allows for easy installation of cameras, gimbals, and other devices. This feature adds a lot of convenience for outdoor activities.Lastly, the modern design and premium build of the aluminum alloy construction offer both visual and tactile satisfaction. The sleek look and sturdy feel make it a pleasure to use.An STG Synergies BTN Enterprises Review!

This is not really that great of a monopod. It will collapse with the slightest but of weight. Will not hold a D750 with a 70-200 2.8 without having to be super careful how much pressure you put on it. Spend the extra money and get a screw down monopod.

If you're an amateur photographer looking to purchase a monopod this is the way to go. The monopod feels decently built. Has a nice ruber foot to prevent it from slipping. The foot is also removable and underneath there's a spike that helps the monopod when shooting in grass or dirt. Its can be adjusted to different heights which helps if you're a tall person. It also collapses to a small size allowing for easy transport. It's easy to use and not a bad deal for the money.If you're still reading you might be wondering why I'm giving it 3 star after so many positives. It's because I can't recommend this monopod for business use. If you're a professional photographer I would suggest you try something else. The heavy and expensive gear use for professional photography might be a bit much. After mounting my camera the monipod felt a bit too unstable. Not to mention the grip handle is so thin. So if you're an amateur photographer you'll be quite happy with it. But for professionals I'll say try something else.

K&F equipment has quickly started filling up my camera bag space. Everything from the brand is very high quality, and this monopod is no exception. It is strong and stable, and I don't have any issues with it falling back into the handle like I have had with other brands. Two thumbs up!

Parfait. Léger et efficace.

Ganz OK. Für das Geld macht was es machen soll.Ich benutze Canon Kamera passt gut drauf. Und ich habe auch objektiv 200mm draufgemacht, hält alles gut

Ok comme monopode, mais pas aussi stable qu'un trépied. En fait je m'en suis servi 2 jours et pas convaincu. Il est de bonne facture et supporte un reflex. Mais il n'est pas destiné à être utilisé comme bâton de marche (contrairement à ce qui est indiqué dans les illustrations). Il est même dangereux car à la moindre pression un peu sérieuse les segments coulissent et le bâton ne sert plus à rien...

Un soporte perfecto, tenía uno de 3 pies pero para equitación y movimiento constante es de una calidad brutal! Para cualquiera que se deba mover y ser ágil es perfecto

Rien que poids de l’appareil suffit à faire descendre le pied !! C’est de la daube, pourtant fidèle à la marque pour les filtre et trépied ce monopole est nul…Je modifie mon commentaire, le service client m’a remboursé intégralement de mon achat.