The black LensCoat Binocular Pouch Black | Compact & Durable Casefrom LensCoat Binocular Pouch Black | Compact & Durable Caseis made from water-resistant Cordura fabric that helps to protect your binoculars from damage and the elements. This pouch gives you quick access to your gear and has a magnetic clasp for a silent opening and closure. It also comes with a removable strap, and there are integrated belt loops on the back for hands and strap-free carrying.

Made from Water-Resistant Cordura Fabric    Silent Magnetic Clasp    Removable Strap    Rear Belt Loops

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would the Zeiss Terra 1042 fit this case?

A: Yes the ZEISS Field Case for Terra ED 42 Binocular will fit the Zeiss Terra 10x42 binoculars.

Q: 2. Will these fit on a Nikon Sportsstar?

A: The Opticron 31085 Compact Binocular Rainguard, will fit on the Nikon Sportstar binoculars.

Q: 3. Will the BodyBag Compact be a good fit for the Sony A1?

A: LensCoat BodyBag Compact with Lens (Black) BH #LELCBBCLBK will be a good fit for the Sony A1 with a compact lens.

Q: 4. do you think this case or one similar will fit a leica V-lux3?

A: You could use the OP/TECH USA D-SLR Digital D Series Soft Pouch for the Leica V-Lux.

Q: 5. will this fit Fuji Xt30?

A: No, the LensCoat BodyBag Compact (Forest Green Camo) in that size is not large enough for the Fuji X-t30.

Q: 6. will this case hold a digital camera binoculars?

A: The case can hold many different items. The interior of the case is 9 x 5 x 3" / 22.9 x 12.7 x 7.6 cm. So as long as the item is not larger that that it should fit.

Q: 7. Will this fit the fuji x100f?

A: Yes, your x100f will fit easily in this case.

Q: 8. Can this hold a Polaroid Sx-70?

A: A Polaroid SX-70 will fit in the Domke F-901 Compact Pouch 5x9 (Sand).

Q: 9. Will this fit Fujifilm X-Pro3, Mitakon SpeedMaster 35mm and handgrip? The dimensions of of the X-Pro3 are 5.5 x 3.3 x 1.8, according to Fujifilm website.

A: This case is discontinued and it won't fit anyway. I would recommend the larger body bag. Click on the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/37tRS1m

Q: 10. How do you focus these bad boys? The way I understand it is you focus each ocular at a fixed target. once the left and right ocular are adjusted perfectly to your eyes..thats it..(?). what happens if you want to zero in on a subject 80 yards closer (or further) from your zero'ed in subject.. do you have to recalibrate each ocular again?

A: We can see the Nikon 10x50 WX IF Binocular (Black) does have an individual focusing system for each Ocular, described in the Overview of those binoculars: "To ensure the sharpest views possible, the WX is built with a helical focusing mechanism on each individually focusing eyepiece. Eschewing the conventional center focusing system not only allows precise focusing for any user, but it also ensures the integrity and longevity of its waterproofing. The helical mechanism moves the eyepieces forward and back without rotating the eyepiece lenses, maintaining a centered optical axis that enables even more clarity and sharpness.