Description
An embodiment of durability and versatility, the Vanguard VEO 2S CM-264TR Carbon Fiber Monopod with Tri-Feet and Smartphone Connector is a photographer's dream. Crafted from high-quality carbon fiber, this sturdy monopod is both lightweight and compact, making it an ideal companion for on-the-go photography and videography. Designed for superior stability, the VEO 2S CM-264TR features a unique tri-feet design, a significant upgrade from traditional monopods. The foldable feet provide a solid base on various surfaces, from uneven ground to rocky terrain, ensuring your equipment remains steady even in challenging environments. This versatile monopod is not just for cameras. It comes equipped with a universal smartphone connector, transforming it into a handy tool for capturing long videos, vlogging, or even for stable internet calls. This feature also makes it a perfect accessory for those who love taking selfies or group photos with their phones. With a 26mm carbon monopod leg that weighs a mere 800g, the VEO 2S CM-264TR can support a maximum load capacity of 6kg. This makes it capable of handling not just lightweight mirrorless kits, but also larger DSLR setups. You can mount your camera directly onto the monopod's 1/4" thread, or use a 3/8" adapter for added flexibility. The monopod's 1/2" turn lock/unlock twist leg locks allow for quick setup and easy height adjustments, ranging from 55cm to 163cm. This feature ensures you can capture your shots at the perfect level, no matter the scenario. The tri-feet are permanently fixed but can be flipped up for easy transportation. They can be deployed quickly with just a finger, and the base includes a ball joint for dynamic movement, making it ideal for tracking moving subjects. The VEO 2S CM-264TR is more than just a monopod. It's a testament to Vanguard's commitment to providing high-quality, durable, and versatile photography equipment. Whether you're a professional photographer or a hobbyist, this monopod is a valuable addition to your gear. Please note, while the tri-feet provide added stability, monopods should not be left unattended with a camera attached due to their smaller footprint.
