Made from magnesium, aluminum & titanium, the Pro Pod 600 is both lighter and stronger than a conventional aluminum-only monopod. The Pro Pod 600 is appropriate for even the biggest of 35mm supertelephoto lenses, and makes an excellent travelling companion for the working professional.
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Solid but lightweight construction that provides sure support even for a heavy camera & lens combo like the Canon 1DX MIII with 600 mm lens. Leg clamps allow quicker extension and retraction than than the rotating collars on some monopods. A pleasure to use.
I've previously owned a Slik tripod that was light and easy to bring on backpacking trips. When my old monopod gave out _ the legs kept collapsing under any bit of weight _ I decided to look at what Slik made for monopods. I've been very happy with it so far. Decent price but durable. A world of difference from the old, no-name monopod I had been using. I use this at least once a week for sports photography and really need to have something sturdy and able to take a beating. Couldn't be happier so far!