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Photo : Manfrotto 680B Monopod (4-SCTN) - Replaces 680 (Black)In association with Amazon.comfrom: Manfrotto  List Price: $66.00 Amazon.com's Price: $60.00 You Save: $6.00 ( 9%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: ElectronicsBrand: Bogen Color: Black EAN: 0719821220510 Label: Manfrotto Manufacturer: Manfrotto Maximum Weight Recommendation: 2200 hundredths-pounds Model: 680B Publisher: Manfrotto Studio: Manfrotto MPN: 680B Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Black anodized aluminum four section monopod featuring sure rubber grip, wrist carrying strap, quick action lever leg lock system with 45° flip, large 2.3" camera/head platform with plastic cover and dual 1/4-20" - 3/8" camera screw. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Light, compact, and sturdy... Good Choice for a monopod!the Manfrotto 680B Monopod/4-sctn is a good choice. Simply stated, it is not cumbersome, it folds to 22 inches with a standard ballhead. it is well constructed and easy to adjust. it is a good base for your dslr. ballhead choice is more important... Have used it for about 2 months. would not hesitate to recommend it or purchase another... Rating:  - SatisfactoryI've only had this monopod for a shortperiod of time, and have subsequently only had limited opportunity to use it, but I can definitely say, that I think it's a nice piece of kit. And a reasonably priced one at that. It's very sturdy, light, not too long when collapsed, and it has clasps instead of the always infernal and never quite satisfactory twistlocks. Monopods are, in their nature, very userfriendly and easy to use with good results. Especially if you do quite a bit of sportsphotography. ... Read More Rating: - Excellent value, needs a design tweak for perfectionPer the other reviews, this is a fine buy for the money. The only minor caveat is that, unlike Manfrotto's tripods, there are no locking screws in the top platform. This isn't an issue if you're screwing the monopod directly into the camera/lens mount, but is if you're planning to mount a ball or tilt head on top. Without the locking screws only friction stops the head unscrewing. Rating: - Very NiceAt $60, this monopod fit my price range, I have a Canon 30D and use a 100-400 L lens at airshows and other sporting events where I need more stability than hand holding but a tripod is impractical. The 680B does a perfect job. It's relatively light and sturdy. The monopod has quick release locks for the legs, which was a must for me. I don't want to screw and unscrew to achieve leg adjustment. Either with wingnuts or the barrel twist type I use the Manfrotto 322RC2 joy stick head ... Read More Rating: - Solid, durable, overkill for most camerasBogen-Manfrotto always makes solid products, and this one is no exception. I use a Nikon D200, usually with a Nikkor 17-55 lens (fairly heavy setup), so this monopod is probably overkill, considering that it can hold like 26 lbs. I have used it on a pack trip (where weight matters), and it is light and compact enough to carry. I'm amazed at how tightly all of the components fit together - there's no wobble at the joints, the clasps are tight - this thing is totally solid. The clasps ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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