Backpacks | Trekker FX Lite (Fall 2023)

Mountainsmith

Trekker FX Lite (Fall 2023)

$29.96

Description

　　Trekking pole camera monopod

　　Mountainsmith's camera monopod is back. With a wider adjustment range, this trekking pole monopod allows for an easier shot, while the lighter carbon construction keeps your camera kit manageable. Sold as a single pole.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Mountainsmith

Shaft type:

• Carbon Fiber - Upper Pole
• 7075 aluminum - Lower Poles

Handle Material:

Foam

Lock Mechanism:

Flick Lock

Color:

Carbon

Weight:

9.5 oz / 0.27 kg (single)

Shock Absorption:

No Shock

Min Length (inches/cm):

28 / 71 cm (collapsed)

Max Length (Inches/cm):

59 / 149.9 cm (extended)

Shaft Material:

Carbon and Aluminum

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

19-9701-01

UPC:

757894328733

Other Features:

• Removable handle cap reveals ¼ -20 SAE threaded bolt for camera attachment
• Carbon fiber upper pole construction for reduced weight
• 28in. - 59in. height range to stabilize photos in varied terrain conditions
• Camera carry weight capacity // 3 lbs (1.4 kg)
• Aluminum Outerlock height adjustment levers
• Three telescoping sections
• Removable hiking basket w/ locking pin
• Removable rubber boot tip; carbide tip
• Adjustable microfiber wrist strap
• Snow basket compatible (sold separately)
• Sold as a single pole
• Max Load: Up to 160 lbs

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