K&F Concept is a guarantee. The monopod in question is very light, to begin with. It weighs just half a kilo, which makes almost no difference when carried in a backpack, over the shoulder or on the camera, also thanks to the good weight distribution. When you first touch it, you notice that the material is solid and the sponge on the top is very pleasant, which ensures a better and comfortable grip. Plus point for versatility, but it depends on the tasks. Many monopods start at 35-40 cm in the minimum configuration, this one is around 50 cm. Nothing special, when everything is closed it is shorter than your arm. It balances the initial length with the maximum opening, which can be extended thanks to three different sections, which exceeds 1.70 m, significantly longer than most monopods and allows you to face most situations without having to bend down. As a photographer, I prefer a monopod that reaches up to my eyes rather than having to constantly bend my back. Stability is another plus point for most terrains it will be set up in. The base is made of rubber and therefore offers excellent grip on most surfaces such as floors, wood, concrete, grass and earth. For more difficult terrains, the rubber can be moved, leaving room for a screw that literally digs a small furrow in the ground, thus securing the monopod very well. In addition, the screw also allows the monopod to be integrated into other mounts. Finally, the shoulder bag is very comfortable, precisely tailored to the size of the monopod and has an internal plastic pocket to insert the tools.