I have a fancy gitzo tripod that cost an arm and a leg. Possibly two legs with inflation.. That said, I am now leaning on this monopod in almost all situations. It's really well built, the release mechanism is a savior, and you can see thought and care was put into all aspects of the design. In the end, I needed something portable to stabilize a monster 500 mm prime lens, and in addition to their K-40x was the ticket.
I really feel this is becoming the go to premium value brand for high-quality gear at an affordable price.
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This Item  Sirui 6952060001753 P-424SR Carbon Fiber Photo/Video Monopod, Extends to 75", Supports 26.5 lb, Gray |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $179.00 | $179.00 | $179.00 | $143.00 | $193.99 | -10% $89.00 Typical: $99.00 |
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| Sold By | Rolanpro&Fotopro | SIRUI USA | SIRUI USA | SIRUI USA | iFootage Official | SIRUI USA |
| compatible devices | Camera | Camera | Camera | Camera | Camcorder, Camera, Smartphone | Camera |
| tripod head type | Ball Heads | — | — | Fluid Head | — | Ball Heads |
| material | Rubber, Aluminum, Carbon Fiber | Carbon Fiber | Carbon Fiber | Rubber | Carbon Fiber | Aluminum |
| minimum height | — | — | 4.5 inches | 63 centimeters | 71 inches | 24 inches |
| maximum height | 74.8 inches | 160 centimeters | 75 inches | 170 centimeters | 180 centimeters | 74.8 inches |
| weight | 1580 grams | 1.2 kilograms | 1.25 kilograms | 907 grams | — | 1.4 kilograms |
| leg sections | 4 | 4 | 4 | 5 | — | 4 |
| max weight capacity | 26.5 pounds | — | 26.5 pounds | 2.65 pounds | — | 12 kilograms |
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SIRUI is an innovative optical company dedicated to developing and manufacturing photographic equipment that actively responds to customer needs and market trends.
From capturing action-packed sports moments to observing elusive wildlife, SIRUI monopod proves to be a valuable companion for photographers and videographers. Its lightweight design, portability and quick setup make it an excellent alternative to tripods.
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One of the most versatile tools for hybrid shooters.
I shoot using a mirrorless camera without in-body stabilization, which usually isn't a problem because the lenses I got with it had stabilization in the lens itself. However, after purchasing faster lenses which sacrifice stabilization for a wider aperture, I found my handheld videos had become way too shaky. I was originally considering a tripod system until I saw some reviews of other video monopods.I ended up choosing the Sirui for it's larger more stable legs and also because I own one of their anamorphic lenses, I was confident about their build quality despite it being a Chinese brand. The carbon fiber construction is great, no creaks or rattling. And despite initial apprehension regarding the base locking mechanism and it's ability to keep a camera system stable at full extension, I'm happy to report that it has no problem keep supporting and keeping my camera system steady even at full height.A few caveats: This tool should not be considered a replacement for a good tripod system. It does tend to wobble slightly if you just press the shutter release with special handling, meaning the first couple seconds of footage are unusable in video, and you still need a firm grip on the camera itself when shooting photos. Alternatively, use a remote shutter release device. Due to how the locking mechanism at the base works, the monopod is only capable of free standing on flat ground, for wildlife and landscape shooting, you'll either need a tripod or have a constant grip on your camera and use this as you would any traditional monopod. Finally while I am confident in the SIrui's ability to avoid falling over when set up properly, it still lacks the overall stability of a tripod is much easier to disturb or knock over, so you should never leave it unattended.For shooters who can keep the limitations of this monopod in mind, the P-424SR offers a great mix of stability, mobility and agility. Great for use in tight quarters and affords the user the ability to shoot angles and employ camera movements that would be impossible to achieve with a standard tripod.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2020
I ended up choosing the Sirui for it's larger more stable legs and also because I own one of their anamorphic lenses, I was confident about their build quality despite it being a Chinese brand. The carbon fiber construction is great, no creaks or rattling. And despite initial apprehension regarding the base locking mechanism and it's ability to keep a camera system stable at full extension, I'm happy to report that it has no problem keep supporting and keeping my camera system steady even at full height.
A few caveats: This tool should not be considered a replacement for a good tripod system. It does tend to wobble slightly if you just press the shutter release with special handling, meaning the first couple seconds of footage are unusable in video, and you still need a firm grip on the camera itself when shooting photos. Alternatively, use a remote shutter release device. Due to how the locking mechanism at the base works, the monopod is only capable of free standing on flat ground, for wildlife and landscape shooting, you'll either need a tripod or have a constant grip on your camera and use this as you would any traditional monopod. Finally while I am confident in the SIrui's ability to avoid falling over when set up properly, it still lacks the overall stability of a tripod is much easier to disturb or knock over, so you should never leave it unattended.
For shooters who can keep the limitations of this monopod in mind, the P-424SR offers a great mix of stability, mobility and agility. Great for use in tight quarters and affords the user the ability to shoot angles and employ camera movements that would be impossible to achieve with a standard tripod.
Size: P-424SRVerified Purchase
One of the most versatile tools for hybrid shooters.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2020
I shoot using a mirrorless camera without in-body stabilization, which usually isn't a problem because the lenses I got with it had stabilization in the lens itself. However, after purchasing faster lenses which sacrifice stabilization for a wider aperture, I found my handheld videos had become way too shaky. I was originally considering a tripod system until I saw some reviews of other video monopods.Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2020
I ended up choosing the Sirui for it's larger more stable legs and also because I own one of their anamorphic lenses, I was confident about their build quality despite it being a Chinese brand. The carbon fiber construction is great, no creaks or rattling. And despite initial apprehension regarding the base locking mechanism and it's ability to keep a camera system stable at full extension, I'm happy to report that it has no problem keep supporting and keeping my camera system steady even at full height.
A few caveats: This tool should not be considered a replacement for a good tripod system. It does tend to wobble slightly if you just press the shutter release with special handling, meaning the first couple seconds of footage are unusable in video, and you still need a firm grip on the camera itself when shooting photos. Alternatively, use a remote shutter release device. Due to how the locking mechanism at the base works, the monopod is only capable of free standing on flat ground, for wildlife and landscape shooting, you'll either need a tripod or have a constant grip on your camera and use this as you would any traditional monopod. Finally while I am confident in the SIrui's ability to avoid falling over when set up properly, it still lacks the overall stability of a tripod is much easier to disturb or knock over, so you should never leave it unattended.
For shooters who can keep the limitations of this monopod in mind, the P-424SR offers a great mix of stability, mobility and agility. Great for use in tight quarters and affords the user the ability to shoot angles and employ camera movements that would be impossible to achieve with a standard tripod.
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Will
Very good product. I received it within 2 weeks and ...
Reviewed in Canada on February 17, 2018Size: P-424SRVerified Purchase
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Veramente un ottimo prodotto
Reviewed in Italy on March 22, 2016Size: P-424SRVerified Purchase
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Forse il miglior monopiede in circolare
Reviewed in Italy on February 27, 2016Size: P-424SRVerified Purchase
