[Neoprene] I bought this for my little Ricoh RS-1 film camera. And it fits perfectly and snug. The case offers protection good enough to toss the Ricoh into a small bag or back pack and know that as loss as I'm not setting something pretty heavy on top of it, it will be protected against scratches or dings. I was hoping it would also be big enough to fit my Ricoh GRII digital p/s but it's a pretty tight sneeze to get it to fit inside the neoprene. If only LensCoat would make another point and shoot case that was identical to this one but slightly larger.

[Neoprene] This scope is incredible and for the money it can't be beat. With the excellent TSE-Z9B 20x-60x zoom eyepiece, there is crisp clarity and a wide field of view through out the zoom range. The compact size and weight make it ideal for back country use. The only thing that keeps it from being absolutely perfect is a slight chromatic aberration at 60x cause with a slight blue halo around bright high contrast objects (you can only see it if you actually look for it). A polarizing filter seems to take it away. I would buy it again and recommend it to anyone who asked. As good as any Swarovski of Leica in standard glass at a third the price and two thirds the weight, can't beat it.

[Neoprene] Fits the camera perfectly. Has a good weight and thickness.

[Neoprene] These neoprene covers are high quality and provide great protection. The only change I may make is to add two slits with velcro closures to easily accomodate my camera straps.

[Neoprene] Used when carrying Nikon D810 or D7200 and Nikon AF-s 300 PF VR in a small backpack while biking in nature areas.

[Neoprene] use to protect nikon d 5 and d 810 from the rain with the longer zoom and fixed telephotos. The access through the arm openings is very convenient. The camp color is very quiet to not attract attention....well sewn and well made overall

[Neoprene] I use this raincoat with the Sigma 150-600mm Sports Lens. I have bought numerous products from B&H with regard to LensCoat products and I have to say that this raincoat was a great investment. Although it may seem a little pricey, I have used it dozens of times and my gear has never gotten wet. The velcro attachments allow the raincoat to fit snug onto the lens so that it does not flap around in the wind. The sleeves are retractable into the raincoat when they are not in use. The raincoat is still compatible to place your lens on a tripod head or gimbal.

[Neoprene] Good design, fits Nikon 600 very well Additional cover can be used to extend to an 800mm. Or can be used as a rain cover for front of the lens.

[Neoprene] This is a great case if you're looking for the smallest case to protect your camera. It works great with the Canon S100 series or with the Sony RX100I or II.

[Neoprene] The Bodybag PS Camera Protector is exactly what I wanted - a snug fit with protection from moisture, dust, and getting scratched at a low price. I use the Bodybag PS Camera Protector for my SONY DSC-HX9V (4.09 x 2.32 x 1.34/10.4 x 5.9 x 3.4 cm) despite LensCoat specifying that it fits smaller Point-and-Shoot (PS) cameras of dimensions 4 x 2.5 x 1 / 10.16 x 6.35 x 2.54 cm. I use the Bodybag PS Camera Protector to protect my camera when I run (I carry my camera in my hand), so sweat is a factor. This camera bag is made of neoprene, so it helps in keeping my camera dry. My previous camera bag was bigger and had a clasp/clip on it. The clasp broke, so I decided to get want I wanted, this camera protector. The velcro makes access to the camera quicker and easier. I dropped my camera on the concrete. This Bodybag protected the camera from the impact, but I then proceeded to back over my camera in my truck! The neoprene Bodybag is good, but not crush proof. The LCD was broken, but the camera still works. I recommend the Bodybag PS Camera Protector, and plan to buy another one for my next point-and-shoot camera, the SONY RX-100. The Bodybag PS Camera Protector is made in the USA by LensCoat.