The 4-section TRM34ML Carbon Fiber Monopod with Standard Mount from ProMediaGear is a lightweight 1.3 lb support that is constructed using a 10x carbon fiber cross-weaving pattern for durability and strength. Telephoto lenses and cameras that weigh up to 50 lb mount to the top of the monopod via its reversible 1/4"-20 to 3/8"-16 stud. Each twist lock is knurled for a secure grip and unlock to extend the monopod to its maximum height of 75.4". To collapse for storage or to shoot at its minimum height, the monopod closes to a length of 23". The rubber foot prevents the monopod from sliding on smooth surfaces and removes to reveal a stainless steel spike for further stabilization on rocks, ice, or snow.
- Load Capacity: 50 lb
- Maximum Height: 75.4"
- Closed Length: 23"
- Sections: 4
ProMediaGear TR34ML Overview
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ProMediaGear TR34ML Reviews
Great monopod
I had to convince myself to spend nearly $400 on this monopod. I have two old Gitzos that I've had for almost 30 years that are still working, but they're heavy and cold in the winter. I was going to buy a foreign brand monopod to save money, but I'm glad I got this. The quality is absolutely superb. Is it worth the money? That depends on you and your budget but I like supporting American companies if I can. The other factor was that this is an extra tall monopod that I can use with my monopod head (superb Wimberley MonoGimbal) to photograph birds directly overhead, and most companies don't make one this tall. PMG makes great kit and I can recommend it.
Excellent Monopod; just needs a strap.
Excellent; well built, sturdy, and light for its size Monopod. I paired it with a Wimberly C-12 plate. Still trying to figure the best way to attach a strap. At this price they could have easily provided a mechanism for that.
