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Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base

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Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base
Key Features
  • Monopod with Base for Added Stability
  • Load Capacity: 39 lb
  • Combined Maximum Height: 68.1"
  • Combined Weight: 2.25 lb
This Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base kit from B&H combines a 65" carbon fiber monopod with a folding, 3-legged base. The base's integrated ball joint and rubber-tipped feet allow the camera to be swiveled and tilted without sacrificing any of the monopod's stability or decrease its 36-pound load capacity.
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This Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base kit from B&H combines a 65" carbon fiber monopod with a folding, 3-legged base. The base's integrated ball joint and rubber-tipped feet allow the camera to be swiveled and tilted without sacrificing any of the monopod's stability or decrease its 36-pound load capacity.

Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod, 65"

The RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod by Robus quickly extends to a height of 65" with a simple turn of the twist-locks. The 4-section design provides a strong platform with minimum bending or bowing, and the sturdy, 10x carbon fiber tubes offer rigidity and strength for a stable platform while out and about on location. It supports equipment weighing up to 39 lb and is supplied with interchangeable rubber and spike feet for surefooted point of contact with the ground. The head plate features a reversible 1/4"-20 to 3/8"-16 threaded mounting stud for optional heads or lens collars to extend its capability. The included wrist strap provides additional security when performing one-handed operation, and the convenient belt clip allows you to quickly carry the monopod by your side or on your pack, ready for action. Additionally, the monopod folds down to 21.1" for optimal portability and storage.

4-Section Monopod with Twist Locks
The Robus RCM-439 4-section monopod extends up to 65", and the twist locks provide a simple yet secure way to extend and collapse it quickly. Rotate the locks a quarter turn to extend or lock the sections, and non-rotating leg segments allow you to extend several sections at a time.
10x Carbon Fiber and Aluminum Construction
The 10x carbon fiber tubes offer stability and strength to dampen vibrations and provide a robust shooting support and are paired with aluminum twist-lock collars for optimal strength from minimal weight.
Tactile Rubber Grip
The textured rubber grip collar offers a tactile surface that ensures a confident grip on the monopod and your camera equipment. Moisture-wicking channels provide airflow to reduce sweat and minimize slippage
Reversible 1/4"-20 to 3/8"-16 Mounting Thread
A reversible mounting thread allows you to quickly switch between 1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 with a simple twist of the head plate. Flip the reversible 1/4"-20" & 3/8"-16 threaded stud adapter to attach or exchange a camera, lens collar, or any type of head in just moments
Interchangeable Rubber and Spike Feet
When out and about you never know what the terrain may be when you need to take a shot. Robus RCM monopods include a spike and rubber foot, which help stabilize your rig on any hard or soft surface you may encounter
Wrist Strap with Integrated Belt Clip
The attached wrist strap makes it easy to secure the monopod with your wrist when your hand is on the grip. The integrated belt clip provides an option to secure the monopod to your waist when not in use and keeps it handy for when you need it
UPC: 847628020177
Robus SBM-001 Stabilizing Base for Monopods

The SBM-001 Stabilizing Base for Monopods from Robus screws into most monopods with a 3/8"-16 threaded socket and offers enhanced stability while shooting with a monopod. The three folding legs open and lock into place when it's time to shoot, then conveniently fold up along the monopod for easy transport. Nonslip rubber feet provide extra traction on slick surfaces like gym floors or pool decks. The integrated ball joint allows the camera to be swiveled and tilted without losing the advantage of the monopod's stability. The ball joint lock prevents the monopod from tilting under a heavy load for greater control and can lock to a fixed position for extra control and stability. The ball joint's friction control allows the base's flexibility to be adjusted to suit the weight of the camera and lens combination. The legs unlock with the push of a button for rapid deployment, then fold up along the monopod, adding only minimal length to the rig. When removed from the monopod, these lightweight legs fold up to a compact 6.3", so they'll easily fit into a gear bag, back pack, or even a jacket pocket.

Compatibility
  • Robus RCM-633 6-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod
  • Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod
  • Monopods with a 3/8"-16 threaded mounting post
  • UPC: 847628035942
    Kit Contains:

    Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod, 65"

    Key Specs
    Head Mount Type
    1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 Male
    Primary Material
    Carbon Fiber
    Load Capacity
    39 lb / 17.69 kg
    Maximum Working Height
    65" / 165.1 cm
    Minimum Working Height
    21.1" / 53.6 cm
    Closed Length
    21.1" / 53.6 cm
    Weight
    1.1 lb / 499 g
    Leg
    Head Mount Type
    1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 Male
    Primary Material
    Carbon Fiber
    Leg Lock
    Twist Lock
    Leg Sections
    4
    General
    Load Capacity
    39 lb / 17.69 kg
    Maximum Working Height
    65" / 165.1 cm
    Minimum Working Height
    21.1" / 53.6 cm
    Closed Length
    21.1" / 53.6 cm
    Bubble Level
    No
    Weight
    1.1 lb / 499 g
    Packaging Info
    Package Weight
    1.95 lb
    Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
    21.8 x 3.3 x 3.3"

    Robus RCM-439 Reviews

    Suits my Needs!

    By Louis
    Rated 5 out of 5
    Date: 2026-02-27

    I had a monopod that was part of a tripod. (Explorer Travel Tripod) I was leary of using it that way because the leg of the monopod was too thin. I did not need a substantial one. I asked a B&H rep for recommendations and he suggested the Robus. It is more than I required but excellent for my needs. I also got the Robus with the three leg stabilizing base which is great, but probably not needed for my use (Nikon Z5II w/24-200mm lens). That will be the heaviest combo I use. This is a well made monopod that I am sure could stand up to use with a substantial setup.

    Not Appropriate For A Canon DSLR Mark III

    By Maria
    Rated 1 out of 5
    Date: 2025-11-24

    Not Appropriate For A Canon DSLR Mark III - It's Not Strong Enough And Moves A Lot Under The Weight Of My Camera.

    See any errors on this page?

    what diameter is the top tube and bottom tube?

    what diameter is the top tube and bottom tube?
    Asked by: BL
    According to the manufacturer, the largest tube on the Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod 65" measures 32mm in diameter, followed by the next tube which is 28mm in diameter, followed by the next tube which is 25mm in diameter, and finally, the fourth (smallest) tube is 22mm in diameter.
    Answered by: Manzell L
    Date published: 2021-11-16

    Can you lock the swiveling feet?

    Can you lock the swiveling feet?
    Asked by: Sang
    Yes Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base does allow you to lock the ball joint swivel.
    Answered by: Daniel C
    Date published: 2022-11-15

    Is the base removable/detachable?

    Is the base removable/detachable?
    Asked by: Emeline
    The Robus SBM-001 Stabilizing Base for Monopods would indeed be detachable from the Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base.
    Answered by: Elliot
    Date published: 2024-12-19

    Can the Canon R5 Mark II with RF 200-800mm lens ...

    Can the Canon R5 Mark II with RF 200-800mm lens can be directly mounted to Robus RCM-439 monopod?
    Asked by: Bo
    The Canon EOS R5 Mark II Mirrorless Camera with the Canon RF 200-800mm f/6.3-9 IS USM Lens (Canon RF) attached can be connected directly to the Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base. However, you will not be able to tilt the camera.
    Answered by: Lawrence C
    Date published: 2024-10-01

    Will the Oben VH-A30 Tilt Head fit this monopod, ...

    Will the Oben VH-A30 Tilt Head fit this monopod, or do I need any adapters?
    Asked by: Lawrence
    The Oben VH-A30 Tilt Head for Monopod will work on the Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base.
    Answered by: David B
    Date published: 2024-04-02

    I’d like to use this as a stand alone base for a ...

    I’d like to use this as a stand alone base for a Nikon z30 and compact lens so I can shoot video at practices and matches( I’m a coach). Is the tripod stable enough as a stand alone support for this case?
    Asked by: Dexter
    Unfortunately, the Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base is not stable enough to be left alone without anyone behind the camera. If you would like to leave the camera unattended you would need to use a tripod.
    Answered by: Daniel C
    Date published: 2024-01-11

    What adapter do I need to shoot in portrait mode?

    What adapter do I need to shoot in portrait mode?
    Asked by: Christian
    You will need to use an L-bracket or tripod ball head in order to shoot in portrait mode with the Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod.
    Answered by: Nick Y
    Date published: 2025-11-03

    Can Olympus zuiko 40150mm F. 28 lens be mounted ...

    Can Olympus zuiko 40150mm F. 28 lens be mounted on this monopod?
    Asked by: Robert
    Yes you can. You can mount a lens which has a 1/4"-20 threading on it to the Robus RCM-439 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with SBM-001 Stabilizing Base which has both a 1/4"-20 and 3/18"-16 reversible stud.
    Answered by: James P
    Date published: 2024-12-02
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