
3 Legged Thing
The Taylor 2.0 monopod from 3 Legged Thing is a travel‑friendly, magnesium‑alloy support offering a 44:1 load‑to‑weight ratio and a maximum height of up to 1.71 m, while weighing only 677 g. It features a dual‑thread system, five‑section legs, and optional foot accessories for versatile field use.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers consider the Taylor 2.0 a well‑engineered, solid‑feeling monopod that balances portability with a high load capacity. They commend its magnesium‑alloy construction, dual‑thread convenience, and travel‑ready size, while noting the absence of an integrated head as the primary shortcoming.
What Users Say
Everyday users consistently praise the monopod’s rock‑solid stability, lightweight travel convenience, and the handy dual‑thread mount. The most common praise revolves around its sturdy feel for the weight and the usefulness of the wrist strap, with occasional wishes for an included head.
Common Complaints
The primary recurring complaint is the lack of an included tilt or ball head, forcing users to purchase a separate head for angled shooting.
What People Are Saying
“a solid-feeling monopod with a terrific maximum height”
“rugged build quality”
“light and easy to carry”
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