3 Legged Thing
3 Legged Thing Punks Taylor 2.0 Magnesium Alloy Monopod Blue
Magnesium-alloy monopod folds to 44.1 cm for carry-on travel, extends to 1.58 m and supports 30 kg of camera gear
- Travel-friendly monopod folds to 44.1 cm for carry-on luggage
- Extends to 1.58 m with five sections for versatile working heights
- Supports up to 30 kg camera gear with 44:1 load-to-weight ratio
- Punks 2.0 twist leg locks provide maximum rigidity
- Dual spring-loaded 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads fit various heads
Travel-Friendly Magnesium Monopod
The Taylor 2.0 from 3 Legged Thing is a magnesium alloy monopod designed for professional photographers and filmmakers who need a compact support solution. It folds to 44.1cm for carry-on luggage and extends to 1.58m across five sections, offering a versatile range of working heights for travel assignments.
Punks 2.0 Twist Lock System
The monopod features the Punks 2.0 twist leg lock system that combines rubber pads and knurling to improve grip and leverage, delivering maximum rigidity during use. A dual spring-loaded mounting plate provides both 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads for direct camera or head attachment, while the optional DOCZ foot stabiliser extends the maximum height to 1.63m and functions as a mini tripod.
30kg Load Capacity in a Lightweight Build
With a 44:1 load-to-weight ratio, this monopod supports up to 30kg of camera equipment despite its travel-friendly dimensions. The large rubber grip and woven wrist strap enhance comfort during extended shooting sessions. Photographers requiring a dedicated tripod base or integrated fluid video head should consider alternative support systems.
Highlights
- Travel-friendly monopod folds to 44.1 cm for carry-on luggage
- Extends to 1.58 m with five sections for versatile working heights
- Supports up to 30 kg camera gear with 44:1 load-to-weight ratio
- Punks 2.0 twist leg locks provide maximum rigidity
- Dual spring-loaded 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads fit various heads
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often should the twist leg locks be checked or replaced after heavy use?
The Punks 2.0 twist leg locks use rubber pads and knurling for grip; inspect the pads periodically and replace if they lose traction.
Which specification reaches its limit first during a full day of shooting with a heavy rig?
The 30 kg load capacity is the hard ceiling; exceeding it risks instability before any other factor.
Does the magnesium alloy body become hot or noisy when used continuously outdoors?
The alloy stays near ambient temperature and the monopod has no moving parts that generate noise.
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