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The Gitzo GM4562 is a 6‑section carbon‑fiber monopod weighing 670 g, extending to 154 cm and folding to 44 cm, with a load capacity of up to 35 kg (77 lb). It features a G‑Lock Ultra locking system, a pivoting rubber foot, and reversible screw mounts, targeting professional photographers who need lightweight stability.
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$378.95
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$451.09
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$378.95
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$454.00
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers praise the GM4562 for its unrivaled combination of light weight, compactness, and high load capacity, calling it ideal for sports, wildlife, and travel photography. They highlight the G‑Lock Ultra system’s durability, the pivoting foot’s versatility, and the substantial weight savings over aluminum alternatives. The main criticism from experts is the lack of an included head, meaning users must purchase additional accessories to achieve full functionality.
What Users Say
Everyday users are not directly quoted in the source data, but product pages suggest appreciation for the monopod’s packability in backpacks and the secure ergonomic grip. Potential concerns inferred from users include the slower setup due to six sections and occasional slipping of the rubber foot on slick surfaces.
Common Complaints
Users may experience slower setup because of the six‑section design, slight flex under maximum load, and rubber foot slipping on very slick surfaces unless metal spikes are used.
How It Compares
vs. Gitzo GM5561T (Series 5 predecessor)
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Disadvantages
Choose the GM4562 for tighter packing and higher payload; stick with the GM5561T only if you already own it and don’t need the extra compactness.
vs. Typical 4‑section carbon monopod (generic competitor)
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Select the GM4562 when maximum portability and higher payload are critical; opt for a 4‑section model if rapid deployment and a case are higher priorities.
