The MPQ-404C 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod from Leofoto extends to a maximum height of 70.9" by disengaging the ordinary locks with a simple turn. This monopod weighs just over one pound, but has a weight capacity of 55 pounds. The collapsing carbon fiber tubes fold down to a compact 22.8". With the monopod, you can shoot quickly without vibration.
- Load Capacity: 55.1 lb
- Maximum Height: 70.9"
- Closed Length: 22.8"
- 4-Section Design
Leofoto MPQ-404C Overview
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Leofoto MPQ-404C Reviews
It's so NICE!
I could tell when I received it that it was quality, the packaging said something. So far the Leofoto MPQ-404C monopod has been a dream in the field. I have been using it here in the cold to photograph wildlife and birds during snowfalls. I got the 4 section monopod for quick and easy set up when I'm walking in the outdoors. I have the monopod topped with a leveling base and a quick release clamp, along with my mirrorless camera and 500mm f4 lens. This carbon fiber monopod is lighter than my old one and is so much easier to operate in the outdoors. My old aluminum monopod had lever locks that got snagged on brush and sticks. The new monopod has twist locks that cannot snag on anything and they're so easy to use, just a quick twist and that section is locked, solid. It's also fast to set up, I can be ready for a shot in seconds. Also, the twist locks are waterproof so I didn't worry about it when I got it all wet and snowy. The thickness of the top section feels great in my hands. It works flawlessly and it makes walking around with a heavy camera and lens setup so much nicer. I can tell it's going to last a long time. I would recommend to anyone looking for a quality monopod that can handle weight and still be light, smooth and fast in the field.
Excellent tall monopod
Found this to be an excellent strong 4 section monopod that can be raised to a tall height for a tall man or be used on a slope for a shorter man. I only have to really used 3 sections extended with my height of 5'10. I wish Leofoto would make monopods with optional built-in Arca-Swiss compatible clamps. I first saw this monopod reviewed by Scott Keys.
