IFOOTAGEMonopod with Pedal Cobra 3 C180F-P, 71" Monopod for Cameras Portable Travel Mono pod with Feet, Mono pod Camera Stand Compatible with Sony Canon Nikon DSLR Camera, Max Load 17.64 lbs

Got a bargain-priced used model on Amazon as I didn’t want to fork out full price for something that may not suit me. Super-impressed as the item seemed virtually untouched.I’m using this with my Sony FX30 mounted on a Neewar GM002 tripod head on the Cobra 3. The head doesn’t fit in this bag, but no big deal, i simply detach the top section. I’ve previously been handholding the camera, or using my old photo tripod without a video tripod head. So using the Cobra 3 is a massive jump for me. It’s brilliant now! Even went hiking with it twice, and did end up using it as a walking pole for a short tricky descent.The feet are a bit stiff to unfurl because it’s new, but i’ll get used to it. The foot pedal is a great addition! This was the feature that attracted me. It’s just a handy extra that gives you a different shot without much faff or the wobble of going handheld.If you ever see a used item on Amazon (sold by the iFootage shop) then don’t hesitate to buy it if you’re worried about the quality and save money at the same time. Win-win!

This is a very well designed monopod, with plenty of options for use. The feet can be detached leaving a very lightweight pole which could be strapped to a bag for easy carrying. The foot does add a little weight to the overall unit, but overall it still doesn’t feel overly heavy compared to something like a tripod.With the foot attached the unit feels sturdy, and I would be comfortable leaving my R7 unattended for a remote shot (depending on footing and conditions).

This is a top quality carbon fibre monopod with feet. The feet add lots of weight but it is lighter than my tripod although not as steady so I don’t see this as a complete replacement. However when it is not possible to use a tripod because of space or speed issues this is ideal.The feet are strong and sturdy giving extra support.

No much cop with feet, probably ok for small vlogging cameras or as a support. A basic monopod with a wide gimbal head is better if using long lenses. Bit gimmicky for me.

This isn’t a cheap monopod and some may argue a 3 legged monopod isn’t a monopod but it is brilliant for keeping a camera steady. It’s light and extremely well made with all joints and joints feeling solid nd extremely well engineer.It can be used as a walking stick and locked into place on its 3 stabilising feet.All told it is a quality item

Easy to carry and very adaptable.

The foot leaver broke first time used

If you want the best look no further great bit of kit