Manfrotto 676B DIGI Aluminum Monopod (Black)

This monopod does the job it's supposed to. Easy to carry. Easy to set up and adjust. Very useful when you need to steady a camera or video camera, but also need to move around.

Perfect monopod for those on a tight budget. it's light and folds small enough to stow on the side of a backpack. I added a tilt-head and improved a lot more. Manfrotto is quality.

I bought this monopod for travel and walking around. It's very light weight even with the head on and will also pack easily. I am very happy with the choice that I made. I have a Canon S3IS with a variety of tele.lenses up to Raynox2020. If I later decide to upgrade to a DSLR this will be work for that too as I am not a pro with a lot of heavy stuff. This is good for the average family use.

I returned a Sunpak Pro 724 carbon fiber monopod just because I could find better deals like this one. Plus, this is shorter when retracted and is nearly as light. So far, no problems -- this seems like a sturdy, portable monopod for a bargain price.

This monopod is lightweight and extends long enough for a 6 foot person to use. I take it with me to the softball fields. It packs nicely into a backpack. The only improvement I would make is the wrist strap. It comes loose rather easily so you can lose it. It's fallen off once or twice already in the month I've had the product. I also recommend getting the Bogen-Manfrotto 3229 Swivel Tilt Head with Quick Release.