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SIRUI P-306 Professional Lightweight 6-Section Aluminum monopod

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Features

  • Six-section aluminum monopod
  • Reversible 1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 screw on the mounting plate
  • Wrist strap and hand grip for comfortable hold and insulation
  • Silicon twist lock enhances durability

Description

Overview The Sirui P-306 Aluminum Monopod is a lightweight camera support that's ideal for extremely mobile operation with a DSLR, point & shoot camera, or a compact camcorder. For some situations, such as tourist locations where tripod use is prohibited, a monopod is the perfect way to fly under the radar but still ensure steady shots. Package Contents Sirui P-306 Aluminum Monopod Wrist Strap Limited 6-Year


Product Dimensions: 1.97 x 1.97 x 61.02 inches


Item Weight: 1.1 pounds


Item model number: 78162


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: November 9, 2011


Manufacturer: Guangdong SIRUI Optical Co., Ltd


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    • Works nice, is sturdy but heavier than I expected.
I must say I really like how quick and easy a camera can be mounted turning the wheel to screw it into the camera and then turning the rod while holding the camera in place. It is a sturdy rod with little flex when extended, very useful and perfectly sufficient for most occasions when using modern image stabilized zoom cameras. I only wish it was more compact and lighter, but it's perfectly good when considering the reasonable price and how sturdy it is. But because of the dimensions and the weight it's not a monopod I'd really want to carry around as camera nerd luggage 'everywhere' I go when taking my camera with me, the way I originally hoped it would be. It's about as easy to conceal as an AR-16 or a Javelin launcher are, unless of course you happen to carry a messenger bag, a back-pack, or a big purse to store it in. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 2, 2022 by JYG
    • Daughter was very happy with the compass.
I had bought two of the Sirui P-306 monopods at the same time. One for me and one for my daughter. The monopod does collapse enough so that I was able to pack both of them into my carry-on luggage for out trip to the UK. I did have to take off the ball heads though. The twist locks worked very smooth and secured quite well. I would like to note that when each section is fully extended and locked into position you do get a bit of flex in the monopdod. I'm a leaner, and I lean on the monopod to steady my camera for the shot. I was able to minimize the flexing by moving about 1/4-1/2in of each section back in before locking. I have seen many online videos stating this should be done no matter which monopod you own. Before I gave the Sirui to my daughter I showed her mine to gauge her reaction about having one, since she never expressed an interest in it. I removed the compass from mine, and the first thing she asked about was to silly compass! When she open her box she was extremely happy to see that hers had a compass. Goes to show that Sirui knew what they were doing when they included the compass. The strap itself is non adjustable, ok for me though. The padded grip is nice and secure, doesn't slide or move. The ground spike is easy to operate, I haven't had to use it though. I think that rocks and dirt may clog the opening if you don't have the spike extended. I would definitely recommend the Sirui P-306 Monopod to you. If you are budget minded and unsure if you'll use a monopod, this Sirui monopod is perfect. I'm 74" and once I added a ball-head to this monopod it was the perfect height, and I even had to collapse it a little. Which only made it more steady. My daughter is 68" tall and she has no issues with using it either. We love our Sirui P-306 Monopods! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 15, 2016 by george h.
    • Really love this thing
It's compact, yet expands to heights taller than i can use. (full disclosure, i'm only 5'3" tall and i have a 3" tall ball mount on it) It's light, yet sturdy enough to hold my D500 with a 600mm lens stable in most situations. But i don't typically carry that large of a lens when I carry this monopod. I dragged this thing all over Japan for 2 weeks and it served me very well. "no tripod" signs sell very well over there. ha ha. At first I didn't like how it has 5 stages of adjustment where most of the other mono-pods i've used have 3. But after using it for a while i found i got to where i could get it set up just right very quickly. At 15 1/2" It's 6" shorter than my Benro when fully collapsed, but only 2" shorter when fully extended to its 61" max height. It weighs about the same. as for negatives, yes, the 5 joints do make it slightly less ridged than my Benro when fully extended. I typically don't extend the bottom smallest section though which helps with that. For carrying around when traveling or hiking this is my go to. For track days or other events where I won't be moving locations constantly and i'll be using my big glass almost the whole time, yeah, i'll grab my slightly more stable Benro. I would buy it again, and I have recommended it to friends. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 20, 2018 by Mike
    • (My daughter calls it my stick of death because I could easily beat someone to death with it
I bought this monopod for travel use, as the Manfrotto I had been using is very heavy and long even when it's collapsed and would not fit in my carry on. This one is a few inches shorter when collapsed and a bit lighter, so I can pack it instead of strapping it to my camera bag and worrying that they would take it away at security, though they never did. (My daughter calls it my stick of death because I could easily beat someone to death with it.) So this is my new stick of death, or maybe my stick of fractured skull with a high survival rate. It's sturdy, packable in a carry on, and comes with a compass for some reason. It works with the ball head I already had. The only thing I don't like about it is the twist-lock extension design. I much prefer clips, as they are quicker to adjust. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 20, 2017 by Tasia in Oregon
    • Best monopod I've ever owned.
I use this monopod for every day use and all my professional work as a real estate photographer. I love it.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 21, 2021 by Kathleen M Finnerty
    • Heavier than I thought
This is a well made monopod but it feels heavier than I thought it would. All my other tri and monopods have the lever type lock and I just got used to that system. This is a twist lock leg and I just can't seem to get the hang of it yet. So if you are used to this system, this is a solid monopod, much less expensive than comparable name brands. Since I don't use a tripod or monopod that often, I couldn't justify spending hundreds of dollars on a lighter carbon fiber one. So if weight is a big concern, look elsewhere. If you are on a tight budget, couple this with the Tripod Monopod Metal BALL HEAD Quick Release Plate By Fancier (see my other review) for less than twenty bucks and you've got a pretty beefy and reliable setup. Pro: Solid well built monopod. Con: A bit heavy. I didn't care too much for the twist lock system, but that's just me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 24, 2014 by IShopOnLine

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