Top Ten Pod Coffee Machines

I bought my first pro pod well over ten years(maybe over fifteen!!) ago. I used it at racetracks coast to coast in all kinds of weather. After all those years of constant panning I finally wore through the rubber foot and drew some dirt into the tubes. The dirt scratched the tube surfaces and made the pod tough to open and close(besides that, it still does its job). All those years of hard work and absolutely no maintenance!! Just a tiny bit of attention from me and my first pro pod would have lasted forever! I didn't have to see if there might be a better monopod out there to buy because THERE ISN'T!!

I purchased this projector, because it was 2nd in a top-ten list provided by a projector review website. The 3D is much better than a theater, it displays rich color, contrast is amazing as well. I now have no need to go to the theater to watch 3D, because it looks better in my basement.

I want the security of under ten pounds.My standard Nikon set up is containable.For table top set up , and a support for daily stills ,super. Usefull for remote flash,versatile because of size!

The new Sony FDR-AX700 4K camcorder is one of the top ten best camcorders you can find in the market nowadays. The resolution is absolutely astonishingly breathtaking. I highly recommend this product to anybody. So pleased with my purchase.

It’s no wonder that all the top pod casters uses mic arm it is totally the best. I would recommend this to anyone who is serious about holding up a microphone and using it in a podcast set up.

I used the ground pod for the first time to take shots of trail runners at the top of a hill. Ball head, 50mm, and remote release worked well. Pre focus on a shot and hope you time it right! Tip - put an orange cone or disc next to your camera to avoid someone stepping on it. The pod worked well on the uneven ground.

Just used the Joni table top pod on a Frisbee to do several days of ground level bird photography on the beaches of Texas Coastal Bend. Very stable, very well made - no issues supporting my Canon 800 and body.

I replaced an old aluminum Bogen monopod with the Feisol CM-1471. While the Bogen, which I no longer can find a model number on due to wear, was built like a tank, I had some issues with it. For one, it has the flip clamps. Over the years I have had to tighten those down to keep the legs from slipping that the flip levers are difficult to open. Recently I was out photographing birds and the aluminum monopod got so cold I had to return it to the car. The Feisol is lighter than the aluminum Bogen. I like the anti-rotation leg lockes which seem to be the exact knock off of my Gitzo 3 series tripod. I can open the three locks with one hand and lock them when collapsed with one hand. The carbon fiber pod does not contract cold like the aluminum pod. I use a RRS monopod head on the top of the Feisol. My 1d MkIV, 500mm IS with 2x converter is steady and secure on top of the monopod.

Needed a clamp for a table top pod. It works fine, holds camera without any movement. I would buy again for the price.

i bought this to mount a mono-pod on top. it works!!! it is reassuringly stable i would totally recommend this for anyone trying my setup however beware that, although i haven't risked it, when the legs are at their widest the adjusting piece, which is plastic, seems to be at a high risk of breaking. again i haven't risked it and this would only be an issue at the widest