Monopod Handle Adapter Walking Stick Cane Handle with Monopod Waist Bag Set for Trekking Pole Monopod Handle Hiking Climbing Photography by Rigych

Price: $40.16
(as of Jul 18,2022 12:48:34 UTC – Details)

This multi-function monopod handle adapter converts your monopod into a walking stick/cane easily and quickly! The handle can mount in a horizontal or vertical orientation in either of the 3/8″-16 sockets, but can also mount to a monopod with a 1/4″-20 thread adapter. Universal for 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch screw adapter. It’s proprietary ergonomic design was inspired by the unique physiology of the human hand, offering unparalleled grip and comfort. The monopod waist bag mades of good quality waterproof cloth, wearable and durable. Comes with a loop, which can be easily hung onto your waist belt or bag strap. Easy to carry and use and not easy to tear. Package include: 1 pcs monopod handle; 1 pcs monopod waist bag; 1 pcs neck strap screw; 1 pcs lanyard; 2 pcs 1/4 to 3/8 adapters; Notice: Monopod is not included!
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 17.4 x 11.81 x 3.61 cm; 191 Grams
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ 20 October 2021
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Rigych
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B09JW96J67
Manufacturer reference ‏ : ‎ Monopod Handle_Kit

Dual Purpose – The handle can be mounted in different ways according to needs. It can mount to a monopod horizontally or vertically in either of the two 3/8″ base mounting slot and equippe with two 3/8″-1/4″ adapters.
Waist Bag With Powerful Hook – There are Dual layer design: First layer easy to carry your monopod, second layer can support your monopod when shooting. Made of good quality waterproof cloth, wearable and durable that don’t worry about tearing.
Ergonomic Grip – Use the handle grip to lean on the hiking pole with your body weight, or use the lower ribbed grip to push yourself forward. Giving you unparalleled grip and comfort
Easy To Use – This handle is made of environment-friendly plastic, which is solid, durable, wear-resistant, easying to carry. You can use the grip to hold the weight of your body, lean it on the trekking pole, or use the lower rib grip to push forward, make the handle feel like an extension of your body.