Product description

What’s included: the Benro MSD46C72 SupaDupa monopod with an integrated 72mm leveling base and a reversible mounting screw (1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16) to accept most tripod heads, plates, and camera rigs.

Construction and materials: Built from premium carbon fiber to maximize stiffness while keeping weight low. The leg sections use a six-stage carbon design with twist-lock collars for fast deployment and secure height holding. The finish highlights a distinct carbon weave with accent components for a professional look.

Size and load capacity: The monopod weighs approximately 2.1 lbs (0.95 kg) and is rated to support up to 39.7 lbs (18 kg). It extends to a maximum working height of 72 inches (183 cm) and compacts down to about 24.6 inches (62.5 cm) for transport and storage.

Base and operation: The unit incorporates a 72mm leveling base with a lockable tilt mechanism that enables controlled panning and tilt movement—useful for video work and tracking subjects in motion. Height is adjusted by releasing and tightening the twist locks on the six sections for quick changes between positions.

Compatibility and warranty: The reversible 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mounting screw accepts a wide array of heads and camera plates, ensuring broad compatibility with still and video setups. A standard limited warranty covers the original owner for three years; registering the product online extends coverage by an additional two years (for a total of five years) in qualifying regions.

Pros

Very high load-to-weight ratio
72mm leveling base with lockable tilt
Reversible 1/4"-20 / 3/8"-16 mounting screw

Cons

Premium cost compared to basic monopods
Accent parts may show wear over heavy use
Twist locks require regular cleaning to stay smooth

VerdictAn excellent choice for traveling pros and enthusiasts who need a strong, portable support. The SupaDupa72 blends a very favorable strength-to-weight ratio with a precise 72mm leveling base and dependable twist locks, making it suitable for heavy telephoto work and fast setup on location. Durable carbon fiber construction, reversible mounting threads, and an extendable 6-section design give this m

Reviews

singlereed 5/5

Top-tier feel and performance

Really well made and as lightweight as it could reasonably be. I was initially unsure about the colored accents, but they’re subtle when the monopod is extended. I’d never used a monopod before, but this makes birding and long-lens work much easier. It’s pricey, but the quality suggests it’ll be the last monopod I need to buy.
Travis 5/5

Perfect for a traveling sports shooter

I picked this monopod after reading recommendations. I travel most of the year for sports work, so compactness, weight, and durability matter. It’s noticeably lighter than my previous unit and folds down small enough for carry. I use a heavy Canon 400mm f/2.8, and the monopod gives very solid support. Switched brands after ten years because the old flip-clasp threads failed; this one feels robust and reliable. Highly recommended for those who move around a lot.
Andy 5/5

Handles a heavy 600mm setup with ease

Build quality is excellent — minimal plastic on the head, smooth knobs, and well-tuned tension. The leg twist releases require little rotation which speeds up setup and collapse. One minor worry is the stored Allen key slot in the head that could fall out while traveling. I mounted a Z9 via adapter and a 600mm f/4; balance was quick and the whole combination felt rock-solid. The carbon weave and finish are also very attractive.