P-325FS Camera Monopod for Photography, 140cm Carbon Fibre Camera Monopod with Removable Tripod Stand Base, Travel Hiking Walking Stick for DSLR, Video Camcorder, Max Load 10kg

This is an excellent monopod which offers lots of flexibility in the field. A key feature is that it can also function as a small tripod for low-level photography. It is well-designed and solidly built and very easy to use. It's the best monopod I've ever used and is also reasonably priced. A great product.

What a wonderful mono/tripod. At first I thought there was something wrong when it arrived but it was me, duh, instructions were not that clear but once I had figured it out it is the best monopod/tripod I've owned. It is light enough to carry around and folds down small enough to pack into a car plus the carrying strap makes it is to carry over your shoulder, it comes with a great carrying case too. I can not recommend this product highly enough, seemed a little expensive to buy but it is worth every single penny., When in use the quick release catches makes it quick to adjust and locks the tripod in place even when using it with my heavy camera and large zoom lens. Brilliant buy.

Excellent engineering

This tripod has some rubber feet on the bottom of the legs. Within very light use over just a few trips the rubber completely fell apart and the underlying legs are quite sharp exposed metal which can damage bags etc. Incredibly poor quality design and unrealiable.

This is a pretty awesome monopod. I bought it mainly because I need to get low to shoot sometimes and wanted to be able to quickly change. This is great when shooting near the shore, and you go from birds in flight to down on the water. It's exactly as advertised, looks cool, and works as expected. The system just works, and is heavy and stable. Only down sides: 1- It is a little heavy for a monopod... and 2- It's a singular system.. Sirui doesn't make any other tripod that uses the same quick connect system and has no plans to do so. (I asked.)

L'ho acquistato per usarlo con la mia Panasonic HC X1500 ed è stato utilissimo. La difficoltà di eseguire riprese a mani libere è un problema reale, soprattutto se si usa lo zoom per fotografia narturalistica dove le distanze sono notevoli. L'alternativa è un cavalletto prof. ma il peso non ne consente il trasporto agevole, quindi ho optato per questo monopiede. La sua base è stabile e aiuta molto, la possibilità di smontare velocemente l'asta e fissare la staffa della telecamera direttamente sul treppiedi è un ottima opzione per riprese a livello del terreno. Consigliato, buona fattura, massiccio, stabile, leggero.

I had the predecessor to this, along with a few other big name monopods. This is the best designed one and it's very quick and easy to use. The "pull down to release" feature is just amazing. In two seconds you can convert from monopod to tabletop tripod, or you can take off the video feet. A press of a button removes the fluid head, but it may require a slight unscrewing motion to enable the button. But it's all very clever and fast. The flip locks are my preferred monopod setup, as I'm switching heights often in sports photography. Finding a monopod that can both support me for sports photography *and* video work is a great find. Not many can do so. I'm very pleased with this and I expect it to last many years. My sirui tripod still looks brand new and I've had it for years. Just quality all around.

It’s far better than expected. To be clear, I expect Sirui products to be well made but this feels like military or medical equipment. The interlocking segments detach and reattach with precise and secure connections… buttery smooth. Every metal, plastic (latch tabs only) and carbon piece is flawless. It’s heavy feeling but not dense. The feet are made of thick sheet metal. No molded/rough looking anything. Even the rubber feet are stalky. Couple of minor delights: the rubber/metal foot is threaded to reveal a spike… or be completely removed should that become an airport issue. Also the top section can be unlocked to provide a fluid -like panning of what’s on top. I paired mine with an undersized smallrig pan head to keep it light and to fit my arca-camera cage. I got the short one because my fashion work is often shot at lower angles and I want this to fit my carry on when disassembled. Even the blue color is pleasant. This thing is sick.

Broke while recording a basketball game. Luckily I was holding the top section as my camera was mounted. Broke under one of clamps used to adjust the height.