[Zoom Gear] This light is a great light for the price. It is very well built and has no issues.

[0.215 lb] I have a Tamron 90mm Macro and the auto focus is way too slow underwater. There is no particular focus gear for my lens, but I measured it up to the closest Nikon lens and bought this gear. Previously, I had to put the lens on manual focus and then move the housing forward and backward to get focus going. This was very limiting and frustrating. The gear comes with an o-ring you cut in small pieces and position inside grooves of the ring. It fit to my lens easily. I was hoping I could use this gear on my other lenses as well because it's quite an expense to pull out for one gear. I was delighted to see it worked on the 18-55 and 80-200 and my Tokina 10-17 zoom rings with very little modification. I also use my housing for surf photography, and this gear opens up a new universe. It's solid construction and the adjustable o-ring system is simple and effective.

[0.215 lb] If you are a landscape photographer and like to carry a healthy amount of equipment, this is your bag. The bag is lightweight. It holds a large amount of equipment and the shoulder straps are the most comfortable I've used (I've had Think Tank and f-stop bags, which are also quite good, but none is as comfortable as this one. Shimoda also has an excellent system of matching accessories. When traveling by air I put all my essential, photo equipment in the Shimoda roller, collapse the Explore 60 so it fits in my check bag and traipsing through airports is quite easy. The 60 will also leave you with plenty of extra room for jacket, food, and other photo accessories that don't need to be in the main compartment. It's also very sturdy. I've had mine since these were first shipped and it remains in great shape and is the first bag I go to for landscape photography that will involve some hiking.

[0.215 lb] Great Product At Great Price

[Zoom Gear] This product is great to use with the lenses Tokina 10-17mm underwater.

[Zoom Gear] The Sea & Sea Zoom Gear works as advertised with my Tokina 10-17mm lens and Sea & Sea RDX-550D housing. With just a little bit of trial & error, placement is easily attained so that the dial on the RDX-550D controls it nicely and the zoom goes in and out as desired.

[Plastic] You may be curious if it works for the newer 16-35 mm L II. It does fit. But be aware that the sea&sea chart shows the old lens not the new II. It shows as if the lens fits with only a dome port. You will need to get an extension like intermediate extension ring.

[0.215 lb] works great as described

[Zoom Gear] Just perfect!!!!!

[Zoom Gear] I really love the design + utility of this strap. I have been eyeing the Capturing Couture straps....trying to decide between 2 vs. 1.5, the various designs, as well as regular vs. extended length. I went with the 1.5 and Bandana Blue and am so happy with the strap! (previously, I was using my canon strap)