Professional 72in Tripod 3-Way Panhead and 57in Monopod
Professional 72in Tripod 3-Way Panhead and 57in Monopod
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In this review of the Professional 72in Tripod kit reviewers find a practical solution for photographers and videographers who need extra reach without complex setup. The kit pairs a heavy-duty 72in tripod with a 57in monopod and a 3-way pan head, and the single biggest reason to buy is its combination of maximum height, a stable pan/tilt head and included carrying cases that make it a straightforward, portable support system for DSLR users. For many shooters this delivers near-studio height at a modest price and with a useful 3 year warranty.
Key Features
- Maximum Height: The tripod extends to 72in to give elevated vantage points for landscapes and event shooting without needing risers or platforms.
- 3-Way Pan Head: The pan/tilt head provides precise framing for both stills and video when smooth, directional movement is required.
- Built-In Leveling: Two bubble level indicators and a built-in leveling indicator help you keep horizons straight on uneven terrain.
- Compact Transport: The tripod collapses to 28in and both the tripod and monopod include carrying cases for easier travel and storage.
- Aluminum Construction: Two-section aluminum alloy legs and a heavy duty center pole bracket balance weight and durability for field use.
- Monopod Convenience: The 57in monopod has a padded handle, wrist strap and a rubber tip with a spike for quick handheld support on the move.
Who It's For
The kit is best for enthusiast and semi-pro DSLR owners who use Nikon D3000 through D5500 series cameras or similar weight bodies and want extra height for event coverage, landscapes or high-angle shots. Photographers who value a stable platform and do not want to rent taller studio stands will appreciate the 72in reach and the included monopod for lighter mobile work.
It is less suited to users who need carbon fiber lightness for long hikes, or cinematographers requiring fluid video heads and advanced dampening. If you need a dedicated gimbal or a fluid head optimized for professional cinema rigs, look to specialized video support systems instead.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Very tall maximum height gives more framing options without additional equipment.
- Firm support from aluminum legs and a heavy duty center pole bracket for DSLR work.
- Includes both tripod and monopod with carrying cases for flexible shooting scenarios.
- Built-in bubble level indicators and quick release plate speed setup and framing.
Cons
- Aluminum construction is durable but heavier than carbon fiber alternatives, which may be a consideration for long treks.
- The 3-way pan head offers precise control but is not a fluid video head preferred by dedicated videographers.
Specifications
| Brand | SSE |
| Maximum Tripod Height | 72in |
| Collapsed Tripod Height | 28in |
| Monopod Height | 57in |
| Leg Construction | 2-section aluminum alloy |
| Head Type | 3-way pan head with quick release plate |
| Warranty | 3 year limited warranty |
Our Verdict
The Professional 72in Tripod and 57in Monopod kit is a solid value for DSLR photographers who need extra height and dependable support without high cost. It pairs a tall, sturdy tripod with a convenient monopod and practical features like bubble levels and carrying cases, making it a smart buy for event shooters and outdoor photographers who prioritize reach and stability over ultralight materials or cinema-grade video heads.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the tripod include a carrying case?
Yes, both the tripod and the monopod ship with convenient carrying cases for transport and storage.
Will this support Nikon D3000 to D5500 series DSLRs?
Yes, the kit is designed for DSLR cameras like the Nikon D3000 through D5500 series and similar models when used with the quick release plate.
Is the pan head suitable for video work?
The 3-way pan head provides controlled pan and tilt for casual video, but it is not a specialized fluid head for professional cinema rigs.
Editor's Take
A practical kit pairing a 72in tripod and 57in monopod that offers elevated reach, stable support and useful features like bubble levels and carrying cases, making it good value for DSLR photographers who need height and portability.

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