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Manfrotto 682B self-standing monopod with retractable legs, ideal for photo and video work both in studio and on location.

Manfrotto 682B Self-Standing Monopod

18,00 €

Precision and Stability in Hand

A solid, versatile support that stays with you in every shot, delivering instant stability and the freedom to move with confidence both in and out of the studio.

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Description

Specifications:

  • Height: 172cm
  • 4 section Aluminum monopod
  • Ergonomic grip
  • Base w/ three retractable legs

Additional information

Weight1,26 kg
Dimensions172 cm

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