3 Legged Thing
Looking for an ultra-tall monopod to add to your camera gear? Look no further than Lance, from the Legends range, brought to you by 3 Legged Thing. This versatile, 4-section carbon fibre monopod for professional photographers and filmmakers is designed to reach greater heights than your average monopod. Folding to just 61.4cm, Lance is lightweight enough for travelling whilst being able to extend up to a huge 2.02m, perfect for taller photographers or for filming above crowds and other obstructions, with its 4 long sections giving you a huge range of working heights Lance can hold almost 100 times its own weight, as it can support up to 60kg of camera equipment. Lance excels as a monopod, available in a stylish matte black colour with comfort and security in mind. It has dual spring-loaded 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads at the top for direct to camera mounting or for adding a head or clamp. Lance’s top section also features a large rubber grip for comfort alongside a curved, magnesium alloy mounting plate and a woven wrist strap for extra security.
The 3 Legged Thing Legends Lance Carbon Fibre Monopod is an ultra‑tall, 4‑section carbon‑fibre monopod that reaches over 2 m, supports up to 60 kg, and doubles as a boom arm or light stand thanks to dual‑thread ends.
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Best For
Event and sports photographers needing overhead shots, wedding and conference videographers who require elevation without obstructing crowds, budget‑conscious filmmakers using it as a 7‑ft boom arm, taller photographers over 6 ft, and shooters on uneven terrain who need a single‑leg support that can reach into water or over obstacles.
Not Ideal For
Users who need an all‑in‑one solution with a built‑in video head, photographers who prefer a self‑standing monopod without a foot stabilizer, and anyone who dislikes a sticky rubber grip or is sensitive to minor weight variations.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers laud the Lance as the tallest, strongest carbon‑fibre monopod on the market, emphasizing its 60 kg load capacity, dual‑thread versatility, and premium build quality. The main criticism is the absence of an integrated head, meaning videographers must buy a separate pan/tilt unit, though the Super Kit includes an AirHed Trinity head.
What Users Say
Everyday users consistently praise the Lance for its unrivaled height, solid construction, and the added stability of the DOCZ2 foot. Common complaints focus on the sticky rubber grip that gathers dust and the feeling of top‑heaviness when using large camera setups without the foot stabilizer.
Common Complaints
Sticky rubber grip attracting dust, top‑heavy feel with large rigs, stability reliance on user technique at full extension, and confusion over differing kit specifications.
What People Are Saying
“perfect for concert photography”
“essential for wedding videography in packed venues.”
“I’ve used it with a 10kg cinema rig — zero flex.”
“the rubber grip attracts debris”
How It Compares
vs. ProMediaGear TR42L
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Choose the Lance for heavier rigs and a lighter package; choose TR42L if brand familiarity is paramount.
vs. Manfrotto XPRO B-05
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Lance is superior for extreme height and heavy‑rig use; Manfrotto suits users prioritizing minimal weight and existing Manfrotto accessories.
vs. Peak Design Travel Tripod (used as monopod)
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Select the Lance when you need maximum elevation and heavy‑rig capability; choose Peak Design for a more compact, versatile travel tripod‑monopod hybrid.
