Although it is very well-built and sturdy, what am I supposed to do when it doesn't stand on its own unless you drill and screw the bases they provide you with? The friend below is right. The way the monopod extends is completely useless. You rotate the right end backwards while the left end forwards in order to extend it. When it reaches the width of the body or the hollow, you can't continue rotating it because it encounters resistance and due to the rotation, it comes out of the center. Even if you manage to keep it centered and tighten it, you can't tighten it enough to hold. No matter how much I tried on the body and the walls of the hollow, it comes loose. The construction mistake is that when it reaches the width of the body and encounters resistance, you should be able to rotate the central piece to tighten it further. Now, you rotate and it extends from the right while it contracts from the left. If I were to drill, I would have bought a regular monopod.
24 euros wasted.

It has a construction error... you turn it and it doesn't extend, it just screws in from one side and unscrews from the other... don't buy it