Can the Non-skid rubber foot be unscrewed (removed) in order to connect to the top of a tripod as an extension?

The answer is, not easily. The screw isnt threaded all the way. It is push in fitting into the pole. Also the spike is part of the screw. You can rip it out, tap the plastic end cap to accept the 3/8 male to 1/4 female adaptor that come with it and then thread on your tripod foot. It will be extra work and you need threading tools but for $18 you may still come out well ahead. You might also be able to buy a 1/4 stud with the same type push in fitting. I have pictures but no way to post it here.

What is the collapsed length of the monopod?

Completely collapsed, the monopod is 21 3/8" long (54.3 cm). When packed in the included case, it's 22" (55.9 cm).

Can I hold on to the grip and put my camera on the other end to take photos and videos of myself? Also, is this monopod waterproof?

Why would you want the grip on the part near the ground? This is a monopod. One end on a camera well off the ground, the other end on the ground or floor. I guess I don't understand why so many people want to mount the camera on the part that goes on the floor. It boggles my mind! Look at the reviews. Many people are deducting stars because they can't mount the camera on the foot of this monopod.

When you spin the rubber foot "up" can you attach a 3/8" universal monopod base to it?

It does not appear so, there is a metal point that can be used in situations where the rubber will not work well. This is a nice monopod, I am buying another for my camera since my girlfriend commandeered it for her camcorder.

ASIN	B00FAYL1YU
Best Sellers Rank	#4,212 in Our Brands ( See Top 100 in Our Brands ) #23 in Monopods
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (10,698)
Date First Available	January 1, 2014
Item Weight	12.8 ounces
Item model number	WT1003
Manufacturer	Amazon
Product Dimensions	1.7 x 1.6 x 21.45 inches

67-Inch Portable Monopod for Video Cameras with Carrying Case, Extendable, Rubber Foot, Black

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