The Oben VH-R2 Tilt Head for Monopods is a compact head specifically designed for monopods. The head has 180° one-axis movement, allowing you to position your camera for a 90° vertical format when using a monopod. Included is a 1/4-20"-3/8" reducer bushing, which makes this head compatible with either 1/4"-20 or 3/8" mounting threads.

Easily Rotates Head 180 Degrees    Locking Pin Secures Camera    RP-20 Quick-Release Plate Included    3/8"-1/4" Reducer Bushing Included

A locking knob on the head provides smooth, accurate, and quick operation to rotate the head 180° for horizontal or vertical shooting.

Has a locking pin to prevent accidental camera release.

A snap-in RP-20 Quick-Release Plate for rapid mounting and dismounting of the camera is included.

A 3/8"-1/4" reducer bushing is included to ensure a proper fit for your monopod.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. My monopod sinks in the sand. Any ideas on a base to attach to support the monopod or other ideas to solve he problem of sand/soft soil/muck?

A: you could use a square piece of plywood to set your monopod of top of. Never had the problem myself. Hope this helps.

Q: 2. Can you add the 234RC Tilt Head to the top of this?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto 234RC Tilt Head included with the purchase of the above kit would fit on the Manfrotto MPMXPROA4US Aluminum XPRO Monopod+ included in the above kit.

Q: 3. can this hold a nikon p1000?

A: Yes, it can hold a Nikon P1000.

Q: 4. Does this work with the Oben BE-117T Ball Head?

A: Yes, the CTM-2500 has the option of both 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch mounting studs. An Allen wrench is supplied with it to make the switch. Then it should just screw on and lock with the Oben locking system. I have not used, nor am familiar with the Oben ball head, but the specifications indicate that it needs a 3/8 inch mounting stud.

Q: 5. Is the ball head Area Swiss compatible?

A: Yes the clamp in the ball head on the Oben CTM-2600 6-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod with VH-A30 Tilt Head Kit uses an Arca Swiss style plate.

Q: 6. Can this monopod also be used as a walking stick?

A: I wouldn't recommend using this as a walking stick unless the situation demands it. The design of this monopod and the carbon fiber materials are not intended for the type of strain to be put on it such that one would commonly apply and count on applying to a walking stick. If you are just wanting to carry it to move the occasional stone or ward off a stray dog it would be fine.

Q: 7. All my big lenses have arca swiss type plates replacing the old foot. Is this head arca swiss compatible?

A: No, the Manfrotto 234RC is not Arca type compatible. It only uses Manfrotto 200PL plates.

Q: 8. Will this combo support a Canon EOS 7D mark II and a Canon 100-400?

A: Yes, this monopod supports 11lbs, so it should work fine.

Q: 9. What is the diameter of the smallest section?

A: The diameter of the smallest section is 5/8ths of an inch. But there's a foot on the bottom that is 11/16 of an inch.

Q: 10. Do the 234RC and the older 3229 both use the 200PL-14 QR Plate? Concerned about interchangeability between the two heads.

A: Yes they do both use the 200PL-14 QR Plate.