The Oben ACM-2400L 4-Section Aluminum Self-Standing Monopod with Mini-Legs is an extremely sturdy camera support of the one-legged variety, but with a twist: Unscrew the bottom, and from the lower section of the monopod emerge three 9" aluminum legs that flip out to form a miniature tripod at the base. With this function, you can take your monopod to areas where tripods are prohibited, such as certain tourist attractions, and capture steady shots without the usual need to hold onto your monopod for dear life.

The three leg stages of the ACM-2400L descend to achieve a maximum height of 66.8", which facilitates comfortable operation for almost all users. Not only tall, this is quite a robust piece of gear: It bears up to 26.4 lb, so add just about any head, camera & lens combination that you want. The monopod's rubber-footed mini-legs, foam grip, and wrist strap will conspire to keep your setup stable.

The flip locks of the ACM-2400L are adjustable, which means you can use the included Allen key to tighten them if they expand and loosen slightly due to normal wear & tear. You can also adjust the action of the locks to suit your operating preference. Leg stages descend easily and lock into place securely, so setup is a breeze. The ACM-2400L is composed of anodized aluminum to ensure its solidity.

For fine control over camera orientation, attach a head to the monopod's reversible 3/8"-16 & 1/4"-20 mounting screw. Three set screws underneath the collar enable you to fasten the head securely to the plate. The Allen key is attached to the top leg section, so you're always ready to make adjustments.

This leggy monopod is extremely compact for its (small) product class, collapsing to 23.2" to make it easily transportable. The self-standing ACM-2400L will handle with aplomb many one-of-a-kind shooting situations.

26.4 lb Load Capacity    66.8" Maximum Height    Collapses to 23.2"    Three Mini-Legs Emerge from Foot    All Anodized Aluminum for Max Durability    Adjustable Flip Locks for Leg Sections    Wrist Strap with Belt Clip

Reversible 1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 screw for mounting any camera or head

Foam grip mitigates the effects of extreme temperatures and protects your camera by ensuring that your grip doesn't slip

For a second line of security and more stable shooting, wrap the attached strap snugly around your wrist

Wrist strap features belt clip for convenient hands-free carrying

Mini-tripod unit unscrews, folds out, and screws back into place quickly & easily without the need for tools

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this tripod compatible with a nikon d610?

A: Should work with any camera with a standard tripod bushing

Q: 2. Are the Manfrotto 200PL-Pro mounting plates compatible with this mount?

A: Yes they are.

Q: 3. I have a Manfrotto 200PL Quick Release Plate with 1/4 -20 Screw and 3/8 Bushing Adapter..........will this plate be compatible with this head? I was going purchase a Manfrotto 290 Carbon Fiber Monopod and this head......but would like the plates to be compatable. If not, does Manfrotto make a head for a Manfrotto monopod that is compatible? Thanks

A: Yes, they both use the same plate.

Q: 4. Is the Manfrotto 234RC Tilt Head for Monopods, with Quick Release compatible with the Oben CTM-2500 5-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod?

A: The Oben CTM-250 has both a 1/4 -20 & 3/8 -16 male threaded attachment on top, so yes it will.

Q: 5. Hello,Is the quick release plate made of metal?

A: Yes it is a fully Aluminum bracket with a nice rubber pad to hold the camera securely. I have several of them and I am really hard on them (outdoor/sports photography). They are very durable. 2 thumbs up!!! Hope this helps you.

Q: 6. hello will this head fit on the manfrotto compact aluminum monopod advanced?

A: I do not have that type of monopod, mine is a Gitzo and work's OK. The head does not hold my 1Dii and 400mm very steady, but will hold my 1Dii and 70-200 F4 OK.

Q: 7. What monopod head will support a sigma 150-600 mm lens?

A: The Manfrotto 234RC Tilt Head can support up to 5.5 pounds and the Sigma lens only weighs about 4 pounds. Your camera would probably add more than 1.5 pounds so you might technically exceed the maximum load capacity but this head should still be fine. If you are concerned about exceeding the load capacity, you could consider using a ball head such as this instead: https://bhpho.to/2Jjd7ta

Q: 8. I recently purchased this to attach my camera to a c-stand for overhead product shots. I need something to screw the head into that would fit on the c-stand arm. Does anyone know what I could use?

A: You would need to have a pin like this on the C stand knuckle: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/124750-REG/Avenger_E250_E250_Long_Double_Stud.html Then on that pin you can place a ball head adapter like this: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1244788-REG/kupo_kg014212_baby_ball_head_adapter.html On the Kupo ball head adapter you can place the Manfrotto 234RC Tilt Head for Monopods, with Quick Release

Q: 9. Can the bottom spike be removed to mount onto a manfrotto fluid base?

A: Hello Joshua: yes you can it has a screw..

Q: 10. Manfrotto states this head is rated at 5.51 pounds not 4.41 as BH says. I'm guessing a typo by BH but does anyone know for sure? If you have this head, was the load rating mentioned in the documentation? Thanks, a 25% difference in the load would put this head where I want it.

A: I've used it with a 1DX and a 400mm 2.8 IS II with no problems..Jeff