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…); the minimum height (just 21.3 inches); the Gitzo G-lock column locking system; and the superb Gitzo construction. I coupled this with the newer Really Right Stuff monopod head, and it is a superb combination…

…There is little question that GitzoGitzo G1564 MK2 Studex 4 Section Monopod seems to be forever changing its product serial numbers. So when you order a product you had better be precise. That was my… 2 more reviews »

… 17") and weighs (with the Gitzo G1278M head) about 3 pounds, which is great when I travel. Even my wife, who is not into photography equipment much, said that the piece is very attractive and light…

…It is small, light and can hold up to 8kg which is more than enough to hold a 70-200mm f2.8 lens. I love the G lock which doesn't exist on the previous version of the Gitzo traveller tripod.… 11 more reviews »

… the latest features from Gitzo on their CF tripods: G-Lock, anti-leg rotation, etc. When I first got it, I loved the light weight, but thought it might be a little unsteady. So I kept the my two heavy veteran… 1 more review »

… lightweight tripod, it is still light enough to hike with. It is more stable than my $600 Gitzo G1155T and more adaptable. I was worried that the horizontal center column feature would be gimicky or hard… 2 more reviews »

…I got this for a walking trip in Italy, coupled with a Canon G9 compact camera. Compared with earlier Gitzo models, the quick lock feature really stands out. Another plus is the ability to remove… 9 more reviews »

… the expected Gitzo durability and quality but the rotating center column gives you a versatility never before offered. You literally can set up your camera in any position imaginable anywhere you please… 10 more reviews »

… double as a nice studio tripod.

Prior to this tripod, I had a Gitzo 2 Series Monopod, that was also 6x carbon with the G-Locks, so I have become very accustomed to the G-Lock legs, and I still… 2 more reviews »

… easily lock or unlock all the locks on a leg with one grasp. The legs lock securely without having to use excessive force to twist the lock. The G-Lock system is a tremendous improvement of the older Gitzo… 1 more review »

…BogenImaging.us Manfrotto brand MONOPOD # 695 (1.3 pounds)
weighs only a little more than the following comparable
BogenImaging.us Gitzo brand MONOPOD # G1568 (1 pound);
you can… 5 more reviews »

…Adds versatility to the Gitzo GT-5540LS Systematic 6X Carbon Fiber Tripod Legs.… 2 more reviews »

… Sections: 5
Leg Lock Type: Twist
Male Thread Size: "-20 & 3/8"-16 (reversible stud)

When my Manfrotto 3245 monopod broke down on me recently, I decided to give Gitzo GM-3550 a try…

…Bought mine in '74 and still use it. I own a carbon fiber Gitzo and a Bogen/Manfroto, but the Tiltall remains my favorite.… 17 more reviews »

… and respect of Gitzo and other high-end legs. Still...I'm impressed. The legs are steady, stable, lightweight and easy to set up. I love the flip locks (just like on my 14-year-old entry-level Slik U8000… 14 more reviews »