The monopod has truly top-notch build quality.
But be careful because I "fell for it."
You lock it, which is done with your foot by pressing a component, and you don't need to bend down!
I haven't seen a similar function on any other monopod. It is very practical.
So when it locks, it doesn't allow you to pan by rotating the monopod; it locks completely from the base.
So you need to have a head that can pan.
I chose a Manfrotto 500 light.
(Of course, when it's not locked, it does whatever you want)
It stands upright confidently with the camera on it as long as the ground is reasonably level. We're talking about it freeing your hands.
It has 12 layers of carbon fiber compared to Manfrotto and some others that have 9!
Flawless switches in feel regarding height adjustment.
Reliability will show over time.