Manfrotto MTONEC Compact Aluminum Monopod with 5-Section Flip Locks and Wrist Strap, Black

Shaky handheld shots ruin otherwise perfect moments. The Manfrotto MTONEC monopod solves that by giving you a stable, lightweight support that collapses to just 39 cm, so you can carry it anywhere and set it up in seconds. Built for compact and mirrorless cameras, it keeps your framing steady without the bulk of a tripod.

Who is it for

This monopod is ideal for travel photographers, vloggers, and hobbyists who need extra stability but refuse to carry heavy gear. Whether you're shooting in a crowded market, on a hiking trail, or at a family event, the MTONEC gives you the confidence to capture sharp images and smooth video without slowing you down.

Main features

• Five-section aluminum legs with flip locks extend from 39 cm to 155 cm, giving you the height you need for most shooting situations.
• Rubberized hand grip and included wrist strap provide a secure, comfortable hold, even during long sessions.
• Integrated 1/4" screw with quick wheel attaches directly to your camera—no separate head required.
• Supports up to 1.5 kg, covering a wide range of compact and mirrorless camera setups.
• Durable aluminum construction with tube diameters from 22 mm down to 10 mm balances strength and portability.

Specifications

• Material: Aluminum
• Number of leg sections: 5
• Leg lock type: Flip lock
• Maximum height: 155 cm
• Closed length: 39 cm
• Load capacity: 1.5 kg
• Top attachment: 1/4" screw
• Color: Black
• Grip type: Rubberized hand grip
• Wrist strap: Yes
• Max tube diameter: 22 mm
• Min tube diameter: 10 mm
• Recommended use: Compact cameras, Mirrorless cameras
• Series: Compact
• Attachment method: Quick wheel for camera
• Head included: No (integrated screw)

Tips

For maximum stability, plant the monopod firmly on the ground and use your body as a third point of contact by bracing the monopod against your leg or foot. When shooting video, try using the monopod as a compact boom to get high-angle shots without a ladder. Always ensure the flip locks are fully engaged before mounting your camera, and use the wrist strap as a safety measure to prevent accidental drops.