The black anodized aluminum Claremont Bushman Monopod V2 from BUSHMAN Panoramic is a 5-section support with the capability of holding camera gear weighing up to 22 lb. The twist locks open with a quarter turn, which enables you to extend the pole to a maximum height of 60.6". At the same time, the monopod sits on top of a foldout base via its 1/4"-20 mount, but it can also be removed to use as a separate tabletop tripod. A 0.9 lb counterweight is included, so you can place it between the pole and base to stabilize the monopod when it is fully extended. To carry the 2 lb monpod, it folds down to 15.6".
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Key Features
- Load Capacity: 22 lb
- Maximum Height: 60.6"
- Closed Length: 15.6"
- Sections: 5
The black anodized aluminum Claremont Bushman Monopod V2 from BUSHMAN Panoramic is a 5-section support with the capability of holding camera gear weighing up to 22 lb. The twist locks open with a quarter turn, which enables you to extend the pole to a maximum height of 60.6". At the same time, the monopod sits on top of a foldout base via its 1/4"-20 mount, but it can also be removed to use as a separate tabletop tripod. A 0.9 lb counterweight is included, so you can place it between the pole and base to stabilize the monopod when it is fully extended. To carry the 2 lb monpod, it folds down to 15.6".
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BUSHMAN Panoramic Claremont Bushman V2 Reviews
The Best Monopod for Serious 360 Work
By Hermes
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-06-23
I run a real estate media company and I star using the BUSHMAN Panoramic Claremont Monopod V2 with my 360 camera for shooting virtual tours—and it’s honestly one of the best tools in my kit. The height is perfect, it’s very sturdy, and easy to carry between locations. The 400g counterweight at the bottom adds excellent stability, and the adjustable tripod legs are a huge plus when working on stairs or uneven surfaces. If I could ask for one improvement, it would be to include a carrying case, the carrying bag is not enogh, but that’s minor considering how well-designed and professional this monopod is. If you’re serious about capturing perfect 360 shots, this is 100% the best of the best. Highly recommended.
Best in the Business
By Matt
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-05-11
I have owned my Claremont V2 for several years. Has been perfect for my real estate photos and ideal for my 360 degree action camera. My wife uses it for her iPhone to take dance photos of our daughters at competition. It is compact and when extended is the perfect height. I would recommend spending extra for the bundle for the counter weights and the pop eye weight.
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Can this handle small cinema cameras like a ...
Can this handle small cinema cameras like a BMPCC4K?
While the BMPCC4K with MFT lenses is well within its load capacity, a monopod such as this would be quite difficult to stabilize without support from the user. I recommend exercising caution when using it to avoid accidents involving your camera.
Date published: 2021-08-08
is it invisible in the shot with a Theta V 360 ?
is it invisible in the shot with a Theta V 360 ?
No, bottom can be seen slightly but can be corrected in post.
Date published: 2021-02-11
What is the weight of the monopod itself?
What is the weight of the monopod itself?
The Bushman Panoramic Claremont Monopod V2 weighs 2.05 lbs.
Date published: 2020-08-26
what is the width at the base, at widest ...
what is the width at the base, at widest position?
The base diameter is about 11.5 inches with the legs set to the widest position.
Date published: 2021-05-26
Why does this item the same height as the version ...
Why does this item the same height as the version 1? Isn’t this one 8 inches taller? This is a big bonus that would make people spend the extra $40
The height of the Monopod itself is the same as the previous version. Here is what is new: The Monopod pole now has 5 sections instead of 4, so it folds down to 15.6"in / 39cm vs. 18"in / 46cm. It has a larger more stable tripod that can be set to 2 positions.
Date published: 2021-04-06
Does it have a slight lean?
Does it have a slight lean?
No, it does not lean. A lean would mean its defective.
Date published: 2020-05-25
What is the width at the legs at widest position?
What is the width at the legs at widest position?
Approximately 11 1/2 inches.
Date published: 2021-05-04
Is the pole invisible on the Insta360 One X2? The ...
Is the pole invisible on the Insta360 One X2? The pole itself, I'm not too worried about the legs being visible.
I have had great luck using this with the insta360 x2. The pole is invisible.
Date published: 2021-08-26