What I have noticed:
1. Almost all monopods have colored handles and have a cheap look as if they are disposable toys for children.
2. Handles - not very ergonomic. For normal hand grip needed a little larger handle and bend.
And when the handle is thin and straight (most monopods on the market) - the wrist gets a strong tension.
3. The color scheme is scarce - or just black or rainbow palette.
You must provide something a fashion. How silly looks - a smartphone for $ 1,000 on a stick for $ 5.
I thought about these things, and decided to use materials that are widely used by global brands, but completely not available from a variety of monopods manufacturers.
I drew attention to the leather. I wanted to make a leather handle with a comfortable bend.
It is important to make a slight bend on the hand extension section to a more stable grip.
1. Almost all monopods have colored handles and have a cheap look as if they are disposable toys for children.
2. Handles - not very ergonomic. For normal hand grip needed a little larger handle and bend.
And when the handle is thin and straight (most monopods on the market) - the wrist gets a strong tension.
3. The color scheme is scarce - or just black or rainbow palette.
You must provide something a fashion. How silly looks - a smartphone for $ 1,000 on a stick for $ 5.
I thought about these things, and decided to use materials that are widely used by global brands, but completely not available from a variety of monopods manufacturers.
I drew attention to the leather. I wanted to make a leather handle with a comfortable bend.
It is important to make a slight bend on the hand extension section to a more stable grip.
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