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Question: Does it come with a bag?
Document: Very light, sturdy and easy to expand and collapse, but for this price it should have come with a quick release camera attachment. I had to buy one separately for another $35.
Really nicely made, lightweight monopod. Easy to set up and easy to close. Expect it will come in handy for many years to come. Packaging was all it should be. There are videos out there on how to flip screws. No regrets here on purchase.
It also has a little compass, kind of silly but doesn't take away from the value of the package.This doesn't come with a head, allowing you to choose the right one for your use, which I like. I am particular with the accessories that I use, and don't like paying for something I don't want.I highly recommend this monopod. It's cost is slightly more than aluminum models, but REALLY worth it.
Cameras and lenses are not affected by it's presence and when I am using it a bit more and want it more accessible, I can just attach it to my bag with the D-Ring and let it hang at the ready. I am very happy with the purchase!
When I compare this Sirui monopod to the old Bogan ones I've owned in the past, this thing is superior in every respect. It is very light weight, collapses into a very small space, and is sturdy. I wish it had a bag or case that came with it, but that's a small thing compared to the overall quality of this item.
I've recently started shooting a lot of sporting events and I see the other photographers walking around with Gitzo and Manfrotto tripods and monopods. Except for those 5 little letters on the foam grippy part they look exactly the same as this one. This thing is light, easy to extend and retract, and best of all it fits INSIDE my camera bag
This sirii 326 monopod is extremely well crafted and is everything I wanted. So well made in fact I went out and bought theSirui T2205X tripod with a Sirui K20 head. Also extremely well made and with a padded case and short center column in its own bag. This  brand is going to change the game with support equipment.
I recently used this at the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix during a Chihuly exhibit...a crowded event. This was so much easier to use than a tripod. With careful bracing and using a higher ISO (1600) I was able to take some very nice night shots.I am traveling to New England in June and this will be in my camera bag...not attached to my bag, but inside it.
I had never heard of SIRUI before I saw it at the Amazon website. The description of this monopod looked great, so I bought the carbon fiber model because my photo bag is heavy enough. This turned out to be the perfect monopod.It is very small and very light. I showed it to my friends who also use monopods and they were impressed with the light weight. But that's just part of the story.
I love this monopod. I have had a Manfrotto and a super cheapie that I was using, but I started to shoot heavier lenses and camera Body (D4 with 200-400f4 lens) and the cheapie started to collapse when it wasn't suppose to. This one is solid and compresses to a TINY size that fits inside my roller bag. I love that it compresses to much because I shoot while sitting down a lot.
Answer: No bag