Craig,
I took a look at mine, but there's no model name or number on it, and since
it's been three or four years since I bought it, I don't remember. So, I took
a look at the Stoney Point website, and, lo and behold, the one in the picture
is just like mine, right down to the color of the strap and the little wooden
ferrule. I'm sure from the description that it's the Explorer model -- three
sections and 11 ounces. The "Y" yoke thingy on top unscrews, revealing a 1/4
in. tripod screw. Mine also came with the wooden knob, but I see that's now an
option.
http://www.stoneypoint.com/media/monopod_lg.jpg
Walt
-------------- Original message from Craig Cunningham : --------------
> Walt,
>
> Which Stoney Point walking stick/monopod are you using? I've checked out
> their
> website, and you've got me very interested.
>
> I'm considering either the Polecat Expedition Monopod or the PoleCat Yukon.
>
> - Craig
>
> hiwayman@xxxxxxx (Walt Wayman) wrote:
>
> > It's my considered opinion that a ball head on a monopod is not a
> > necessity,
> but when I feel the need for one, I use the one from the Cullmann travel kit.
> It weighs about 10 ounces, locks securely (unless you're using something like
> a Zuiko 350/2.8) and, combined with my Stoney Point walking stick/monopod,
> makes for a total weight of just over 1 1/4 lbs.
> >
> >
> > Walt
>
>
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