This compact and versatile Oben CTM-2600 6-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with VH-A30 Tilt Head Kit from B&H combines the CTM-2600 6-section carbon fiber monopod with the classic VH-A30 tilt head, creating a lightweight and portable combination that retains all the features of larger and heavier combinations. This lightweight set fits easily in backpacks and large camera bags so you never need to be without its support. This set includes a QR-20 Arca-type quick release plate.
The CTM-2600 6-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod from Oben extends to a maximum height of 64.7" by disengaging the twist locks with a simple turn. This monopod weighs just over a pound, but has a weight capacity of 26 pounds. The collapsing carbon fiber tubes fold down to a compact 16.7". The support's top plate has a reversible 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mounting screw to attach a camera directly to it, or for a tripod head. The top plate also has set screws to completely lock the head in place.
The monopod's foam grip prevents your hands from feeling cold during the winter months, and a wrist strap adds security from losing your grip. The included belt clip allows you to carry the support on your belt while traveling. A spike extends out by retracting the foot, so the monopod stabilizes on ice, rocks, or softer terrain.
This VH-A30 Tilt Head for Monopods from Oben provides the support and control you need when you're shooting nature, wildlife, and sports. The head features a load capacity of 33 lb, making it sturdy and strong enough for any camera and lens combination you're likely to use on a monopod. The solidly-built head features 180° of vertical tilt with an ergonomic tilt lock that's located right where you hold your monopod, so effortless friction adjustment can be done with one hand.
The VH-A30 boasts durable aluminum construction that will stand up to the most demanding use, and the head is equipped with an Arca-type QR-20 quick release plate that's perfect for quickly mounting and swapping cameras. Additionally, an integrated bubble level helps you level your camera, so your exposures are aligned with the horizon, a plus when you're shooting sports or nature.