Manfrotto 680B Monopod 4-SCTN Replaces 680 (Black)

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Manfrotto 680B Monopod 4-SCTN Replaces 680 (Black)

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

The 680b is perfection. This is a beast. This monopod is just fantastic.

The 680b monopod is incredibly well-built and ready to withstand some beastly * in the field. The build is solid and the finish on the metal is substantial.

It doubles as a monopod and a walking stick and it doesn't creep. Comfortable grip. Large padded grip.

L is ii usm telephoto zoom lens for canon slr cameras and canon eos 7d 18 mp cmos digital slr camera with 3-inch lcd (body only) with zeikos ze-cbg7d battery power grip for canon 7d camera. I attach the quick release plate to the tripod collar and eve... Read More

This monopod is beefy sturdy and super durable. It's sturdy but not too heavy. It is very stout.

Cons

When not in use, they invert and slide and screw into the lower leg element. The sirui head is 1 lb. Tightening the clamp hardware has no effect - as fully torqued using a heavy duty allen wrench on the top fastener.

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Highlights

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Quality

Plenty sturdy to hold the weight no slipping on the leg extensions and quick setup change of breakdown

Sturdy rugged light weight and easy to use

Unless you have a nonstabilized system or a very heavy lens a monopod is not necessary and not worth the trouble

Bought this thing about 4 months ago with a manfrotto 494rc2 ball head you must have a ball head to get full use of this monopod

Price

For the price its a great deal

I didnt think a monopod would be as useful until i got a carbon tripod that was way more expensive and is shaky enough to make ... Read More

This one came in on top by far except for price

This is a good monopod for the price

Shipping

Romped all over alaska last summer with this with complete confidence with a heavy nikon and the tamron 600 mm lens

Packaging/appearance

I am giving it a 4 because in theory it looks great and im excited but havent actually put it to use

None of them did as it came from the box

Competitiveness

Purchased 3 monopods to compare them to pick the best one

The fact that it had no ball attachment on it already as compared to the second place one which did the monopod 500 by canon ma... Read More

This is not super light weight but it sure very light compare to my tripod also a manfrotto

Overview

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great, sturdy, quality, good and quick.

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This product had a total of 422 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 4 2024.