The P-325FL 5-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod from Sirui is a versatile, feature-laden carbon fiber monopod with a load capacity of 22 pounds and a maximum height of 66.9 inches. The monopod extends and folds quickly thanks to the ergonomic flip-lock joints. The head plate incorporates a quick release collar to easily remove and store a mounted camera or tripod head, and it features a reversible 1/4"-20 to 3/8"-16 mounting stud.

The base of the monopod incorporates a tripod foot base for added stability, which features a locking ball joint with a tilt range of up to 36° and rubber-tipped feet for added traction. The quick release mounting plate can be attached directly to the tripod foot base to form a mini tripod for macro photography or tabletop use.

Head Load Capacity: 6.6 lb    Height Range: 28.1" to 70.2"    VA-5X Video Head with Side-Load QR Plate    5-SectionCarbon Fiber Legs, Flip Locks    Lightweight Monopod, Mini Tripod    Maximum Height without Base 66.1"    Modular Quick Release Head Mount Plate    Mini Tripod with 36° Tilt    Weight: 3.86 lb

• 22 lb load capacity
• Fluid system for smooth pans and tilts
• Spring-assisted counterbalance
• Independent pan lock lever
• Dual bubble levels
• Adjustable boom arm with padded handle

• Locking quick-release collar
• Reversible 1/4"-20 to 3/8"-16 head mounting stud
• 2 x bubble levels
• Mounts on tripod foot base to form tabletop tripod

• Folding tripod foot base for added stability
• Locking quick-release collar
• Locking ball head receiver with 36° tilt
• 3 x rubber feet
• 1 x removable rubber monopod foot with retractable spike

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I directly connect Canon R5 Mark II with RF 200-800mm lens to Sir P-424FL monopod without additional head?

A: Yes, the Canon R5 Mark II with RF 200-800mm lens can be directly mounted to the thread of the Sirui P-424FL 4-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod.

Q: 2. Can the head be removed to attach my own ball head from my current tripod (Williams Optics)?

A: The ball head included with the K&F Concept SA284C1 Carbon Fiber Tripod/Monopod Kit with Ball Head can be removed.

Q: 3. Monopod mode can be used as extension for gimbal?

A: Yes, if a end-user really need the extra height it could be used with a gimbal but we would suggest to use with out ball head and a bushing is needed in order to do so. Oben 3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20 Reducer Bushing BH #OB1039 • MFR #OB-1039 https://bhpho.to/43QIPGe https://bhpho.to/43QIPGe https://bhpho.to/43QIPGe

Q: 4. What is the real payload of the fluid head? Conflicting information on the listing vs. specs tab

A: The Sirui BCH10 Video Head can support up to 13.2lb payloads. The BCH10 head has a 3-step adjustable counterbalance can compensate for cameras weighing up to 13 pounds. Model: BCH-10 Size: 385*149*32mm Weight: 1.8Kg/4lb Load: 6Kg/13.2lb

Q: 5. Is this monopod compatible with the Sirui VH-10 fluid head and Benro S8Pro Fluid Video Head?

A: Yes, the Sirui SVM-165 3-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod includes a reversible 1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 male screw that is compatible with both the Benro S8Pro Fluid Video Head and the Sirui VH-10 Fluid Video Head.

Q: 6. what is the closed height?

A: The closed height on the SA284C1 is 19 inches.

Q: 7. Is the Manfrotto MVH500 compatible with this?

A: Yes, the Sirui SVM-165 3-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod can be used with the Manfrotto MVH500 head.

Q: 8. What is the diameter of the various legs, compared to the P-424FL?

A: The diameter of each leg of the Sirui P-325FL 5-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod, from largest to smallest, is 32mm, 28mm, 25mm, 22mm, and 19mm.

Q: 9. I am partial to the Nalpak brand for tripod cases. Which Nalpak case would fit this Sirui tripod system? Thanks!

A: The Nalpak TP-0729 Tuffpak Series Hard Tripod Case (B&H # NATP0729) would fit the Sirui SH25T 75mm Aluminum Tripod with BCH20 Video Head. See: https://bhpho.to/3LfwW2V.

Q: 10. Is this legal in carry-on luggage?

A: It is not an item that is listed specifically as being prohibited on any airlines that we know of, however before traveling if you are concerned you are advised to contact the airline you are traveling on and the airports you are traveling through to see what the local rules and practices may dictate.