VESTA AM-234TRB Tri-Foot Aluminium Monopod Kit

The Vanguard VESTA AM-234TRB is a lightweight 4-section aluminium monopod with foldable tri-feet for added stability and an Arca compatible ball head.

Whether you're looking to lighten your load, or need additional stability in a location where a tripod won't work, this monopod could be the ideal solution for shooting photo or video. With the portability of a monopod, the added tri-feet increase stability and functionality over a traditional monopod, while maintaining a compact footprint. Perfect for venues such as theatres and stadiums.

This 23mm aluminium monopod kit weighs 1065g and can take a maximum load capacity of 4.5kg, ideal for most everyday kits.

The height of the monopod legs can be adjusted from 60cm to a great working height of 159cm using the lever locks.

The tri-feet are permanently fixed and flip up for transporting the monopod, and can be deployed in seconds with just a finger. The base also includes a ball joint which can be tightened for maximum stability, or loosened to allow more dynamic movement, for example, tracking a moving subject. In addition, the tri-feet allows you to pan using the monopod itself.

The monopod includes an Arca compatible BH-50 Ball Head that delivers maximum control, but it can be removed to reveal a 1/4" thread to fit the widest range of alternative heads on the 45mm wide canopy.  

Alternatively you could choose the VESTA AM-234TR which is the same 23mm aluminium monopod without the BH-50 head, allowing you to choose your preferred head. 

The wrist strap keeps the monopod close and safe at hand, and in use can help lock the legs by applying downward pressure, maximising the stability in use.

So if you're needing more stability than a traditional monopod can provide, but don't have the space to set up a tripod, then a monopod with the tri-foot may be the perfect solution for you.  Click here to see all the monopods available from Vanguard. 

Please note that monopods with tri-feet are not designed to be left unattended with a camera attached as the the smaller footprint means that they are easier to knock over.