3 Legged Thing Alan Monopod

Key Features
- Built For Travel
- Versatile
- Max Load to Weight Ratio of 100:1
- Load Capacity - 60 kg / 132.2 lbs
- Big Grip
Recommended Accessories
OVERVIEW
The Successor...
Alan 2.0 is the perfect blend of size, weight and capability. Building on the impressive features of its predecessor, Alan 2.0 is built for versatility, adaptability, and resilience, and is a powerful addition to any professional photographer or filmmaker's toolbox. It includes a contoured Tri-mount plate, refined leg locks, and internally, new anti-rotation Chicken Lips.
Workhorse
With a stored height of just 440mm / 17.32", Alan 2.0 is compact enough to be stored in hand luggage.
Robust
Formed from eight layers of 100% pure pre-preg carbon fibre, and aircraft grade alloys, Alan 2.0 is as robust as he is light.
Unconventional
With 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads at both ends, Alan 2.0 is highly versatile and can also be used as a lighting or microphone boom.
Built For Travel
Alan 2.0 was designed to cater for professional photographers and videographers. Folding to just 440mm / 17.32", Alan 2.0 will fit in your carry-on luggage
Versatile
Thanks to Alan's unique construction, and standard thread sizes, he can also be used as a microphone or camera boom.
Max Load to Weight Ratio of 100:1
Alan 2.0 can support weights of almost 100 times his own weight. With a 60 kg / 132 lb payload, Alan is capable of supporting even the heaviest of camera equipment.
Big Grip
3 Legged Thing's unique Big Grip provides maximum grip for ultimate security, with deep channels designed to disperse moisture.
Shaping The Future
Our patented Tri-Mount plate offers three hollowed spurs for accessory attachments, and cable management.
A Range of Footwear
Alan 2.0 has a detachable rubber Boot, which can be replaced with any of our foot accessories, for maximum stability on any terrain, but is most synonymous with our DOCZ2 foot spreader.
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support specifications
| Materials | Aluminum Alloy, Carbon Fiber |
| Leg Lock Type | Twist Lock |
| Weight | 1.3 lb / 590 g |
| Load Capacity | 130 lb / 58.97 kg (Monopod) |
| Maximum Height (With Center Column Down) | 58.7" / 149.1 cm |
| Top Attachment Size | 1/4"-20 Male, 3/8"-16 Male |
| Minimum Working Height | 17.7" / 45 cm |
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