Customers say
Customers appreciate the camera tripod’s lightweight and compact design, making it easy to carry. They find it well-made with sturdy poles that can support up to 22 pounds. Many consider it a great product and a good value for money. However, some customers have mixed opinions on its durability.
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A quick rundown of this product’s key features:
HIGH-QUALITY CARBON FIBER: Manufactured with high-strength carbon fiber, SIRUI AM-326M monopod is ultra lightweight and durable. Load up to 22lbs/10kg.
LIGHTWEIGHT&PORTABLE: With a compact size of 15.6″ and light weight of 0.4kg/0.9lb, AM-326M monopod can be retracted and fit into your travel bag.It’s an excellent partner for outdoor shooting.
FLEXIBLE/EXTENDABLE: The working height of AM-326M monopod can be adjusted flexibly from 15.6″ to 61.4″ for optimal performance with 6-section extendable leg,.
WIDE COMPATIBILITY: Equipped with reversible 1/4″ and 3/8″ screw, AM-326M is widely compatible with different heads or DSLR cameras.
NON-SLIP Design: The non-slip rubber foot with retractable stainless steel spike help the monopod stand firm on different terrains for indoor and outdoor photography.
CARING DESIGN: Features a soft cold protection foam grip and safety wrist strap. It’s the ideal stabilizing solution for capturing sharp images and easy to carry.
HALF-TURN LOCK: A half-turn twist can extend or retract the leg tubes very easily and quickly. And the twist leg locks are removable for cleaning or maintenance.
CONVENIENCE: A carabiner clip is included to hook the compact monopod your backpack for easy carry in the journey and an exquisite mini compass is provided for identifying your direction.
WIDE APPLICABILITY: Featuring high-degree flexibility and portability, AM-326M is suitable for sport interview, travel photography, extreme sport, hiking trip, etc. An ideal photography partner for everyone.
Our Top Reviews
Reviewer: Stephen Hamlin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Compact and lightweight, but very sturdy
Review: I use a monopod as a walking stick in my rambles exploring beautiful places and looking for wildlife. It provides extra security as I negotiate steep inclines and uneven ground, and I can use it as a camera support too. I have a number of monopods, and I also have a Benro tripod that has a removable leg that doubles as a walking stick. One of the clamps broke on the monopod that had become my favorite for use as a walking stick – an old Manfrotto aluminum, which I liked fro its lightweight, extended length, sturdiness when extended, and wrist strap with a belt clip. The Benro leg is a little short and it slips if I really need to lean on it. I have a big Sirui and an iFootage, both of which are sturdy, but bigger than I like, and the iFootage has no provision for hanging it on my belt. This monopod seems like the perfect replacement for the Manfrotto, and an upgrade at that. It’s more compact and lightweight when collapsed, and longer and sturdier when extended. In fact, I usually don’t extend it all the way to use it as a walking stick. It has a wrist strap and carabiner, allowing me to hang it on my belt. I don’t think I’m likely to use the compass, but it might come in handy, and it’s not in the way. I was a little leery of the six short sections, expecting that it might be less stiff than one with fewer sections. It may be, but it’s plenty stiff. Overall, both as a camera support and a support for camera operator, I highly recommend this monopod.
Reviewer: C. ludwig
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Perfect size and weight for traveling
Review: I had a clunky and heavy manfroto monopod before, traveling with it was terrible. This one is so much smaller and lighter and still more than sturdy for what I need. I paired it with a neewer tripod head and it makes for a great combo.
Reviewer: David Swanson
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Have tried most out there
Review: I have tried most monopods out there, from the $400. ones to the $25. ones. This is the best I have found for what I use it for. Very sturdy and light weight for its strength. I can put my knee into it hard to steady it and it takes whatever I throw at it. It often is used as a wading staff when crossing rivers. I have abused it heavily over the last year and it cleans up and functions like new after each trip. Like I said, I abuse my monopod, and I expect to be replacing one about every two years. So far this looks like it will last me much longer than I expected. Very happy to date.
Reviewer: squirrelchew
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Extremely light, relatively cheap.
Review: It’s a lifesaver for my heavy birding setup. Despite my qualms below, it’s worth every penny.You really need to crank down on the twist locks for each section to prevent lateral movement.The section count is quite high at 6, compared to more expensive version which tend to be 3 or 4 sections. This negatively impacts durability and deployment speed.It’s one of the lightest monopods on the market, for better or for worse!The compass is a bizarre and, at least where I live, completely useless trinket. Fortunately it is easily removed.
Reviewer: Bennett L Painter
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good quality
Review: Very good stick for glassing or taking pictures
Reviewer: PR
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great monopod
Review: Great for the price, sturdy, collapses down small, very lightweight.
Reviewer: Stephen L. Blythe
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: In the jungle….
Review: Recently returned from a photography trip into the rainforests of Costa Rica. There are many places where a tripod would not have worked due to lots of tree roots, etc., and there were times when there were a lot of people around (like when trying to get a photo of a singular quetzal up in a tree) where I would not have wanted to use a tripod. This monopod fits the bill – it is solid yet lightweight. I put a ball head on it, and it worked perfectly.
Reviewer: Mork from Ork
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great Product
Review: This product has so many great features. It is light weight(Less that a pound). It is made of light weight carbon fiber and compact size is 15.6 inches and is great for traveling. It extends to a height of 61.4 inches and can hold up to 22 pounds which is far better than most other monopods i have researched. My camera with a nikon 850 and a 80 to 400 mm FX lens weighs almost 12 pounds. Most other monopods could support anywhere from 5 to 8 pounds which would be woefully insufficient for my needs.
Reviewer: JANA
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Génial : léger, court et long – parfait pour n’importe quel de mes sacs photos
Reviewer: Per Arne molin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: good quality fast delivery recommended
Reviewer: Elektriker
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Ich muss mit dem Nagativen anfangen, er ist mir leider ein kleinwenig vom Durchmesser zu dick. Das ist aber jammern auf hohem Niveau.Jetzt ein Paar positive Dinge. Ich habe ihn für eine Australien Reise gekauft. Er nimmt alle erdenklichen Kugelköpfe auf, Auch mit einer Nikon D850 und großem Tele um die 5KG immer noch gut und stabil Benutzbar. Schön ausziehbar und arretierbar auf die benötigte höhe. Handschlaufe mit „Kompass“ um das Stativ auch als Wanderstock zu nutzen. Der Gummifuß lässt sich drehen um eine Spitze für glatte Oberflächen auszufahren. Vorsicht sehr Spitz!Durch das Carbon sehr leicht so das man keine großen Gewichte mit rumträgt.
Reviewer: wizz58
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: monopiede davvero ben realizzato. La differenza si vede nei materiali come la fibra di carbonio, la precisione dello scorrimento dei segmenti, e la cura dei particolari: il puntale a scomparsa ruotando una ghiera è molto comodo e la bussola è funzionante sul laccetto. Non un semplice gadget. Ottimo sostegno per la mia Nikon D850 con zoom 200-500 mm. Non vibra nonostante il peso della macchina con un simile obiettivo , avendo una portata di ben10 kg.
Reviewer: Antonio Rodríguez Fernández
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Lo tengo en las manos, es un monopié muy compacto, cabe en cualquier sitio pero cuando lo despliegas tiene un tamaño muy adecuado y lo mejor es sólido, no tiene ninguna holgura ni se tambalea pero a la vez es muy ligero, tiene una cinta para pasar la mano y la base donde va atornillada la cámara o el teleobjetivo es muy ancha lo que le da un extra de solidez, lleva una pequeña brújula lo cual a la vez de una chorrada queda de lo más pro pero yo se la he quitado, si me pierdo en Mallorca es que estoy haciendo algo mal. En la base lleva un pincho metálico que sirve para fijar el monopié al suelo o para defenderte de algún oso que te salga por el camino, me ha hecho gracia el pincho ese… en fin, no suelo recomendar nada pero este monopié me ha gustado mucho.
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