YC Onion NATO Extension Ring for Pineta Monopods

The YC Onion NATO Extension Ring is designed to add versatile mounting options directly to your Pineta carbon fibre monopod. Clamping securely around the monopod tube, it provides a stable platform for attaching accessories without altering your core setup.

Constructed from anodised aluminium alloy, the ring features dual NATO rails positioned on opposite sides, along with four 1/4"-20 threaded mounting points. This allows you to build out your rig with monitors, wireless receivers, or other accessories while keeping everything balanced and within reach. The ring locks firmly in place using the included locating pin, helping to prevent rotation during use. Its clamp-on design makes it easy to position exactly where you need it along the monopod, giving you greater flexibility in how you configure your setup.

Who this is for

Filmmakers and content creators using YC Onion Pineta monopods who want to add multiple accessories without compromising stability or balance.

At a glance

• Designed for YC Onion Pineta carbon fibre monopods
• Dual NATO rails for quick accessory mounting
• Four 1/4"-20 threaded mounting points
• Clamps directly onto monopod tube
• Locating pin helps prevent rotation
• Lightweight anodised aluminium construction

How it works

The extension ring clamps around the monopod tube and is secured using the locating pin. Once in place, it provides two opposing NATO rails for quick-release accessories, along with four 1/4"-20 threads—two with anti-twist support and two standard—for more permanent or secure mounting. This layout allows you to distribute accessories evenly around the monopod, improving balance and usability during handheld operation.

Why choose this product

This ring offers a clean way to expand your monopod setup without stacking multiple adapters. By combining NATO rails and threaded mounts in a single clamp, it keeps your rig organised while giving you the flexibility to adapt to different shooting needs.

Ideal uses

• Mounting monitors, wireless video systems, or audio receivers
• Building compact monopod-based video rigs
• Run-and-gun shooting setups
• Accessory mounting without overloading the camera