Lenscoat Short Lenspouch Xx-Large Realtree Edge

Lenscoat Short Lenspouch Xx-large Realtree Edge

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Protect your lens with this short LensCoat Short LensPouch XX-Large Realtree Edgefrom LensCoat. This lens pouch is 8.5" in length and 5.5" in diameter, comfortably fitting lenses one inch smaller in measurements for safe storage and transport. It is made of a soft neoprene material and comes in a Realtree Edge camouflage pattern.

The lens pouch features a simple pull-cord closure for retrieving and storing your equipment, a carabiner for clipping the lens pouch to a camera bag or jacket, and a removable reinforced front element protection disc for lenses.

Soft Neoprene Pouch Reinforced Front Element Protection Disc Pull Cord Closure Includes Carabiner

Parameters
Color	Realtree Edge Camouflage
Type of Closure	Drawstring
Materials	Exterior: Neoprene

Diameter: 5.5"
Length: 8.5"
It is recommended to allow an extra .75" to 1" of pouch length beyond your lens for a proper fit.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the Medium Wide fit the Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8?

A: I cant say for sure, because I don't own a 24-70, but I do have the 28-74, and that fits, with room to spare.

Q: 2. Can use it with canon 1dx and 70-200 lens ?

A: Hello Caroline,I have not opened the box as I use Aqua Tech rain covers and bought these light weight covers to quickly put them on to avoid champgne damage for celebrations. But I am fairly sure the Lg is for a 300 2.8 or similar. The Med would fit your 70-200. Beware these are not full coverage for your body like Aqua Tech and using them in rain where you have your camera on your shoulder it does not offer much protection. Hope this is helpful. Rusty Jarrett

Q: 3. does it have a opening for your hand to work the camera

A: Yes, through the back but not under the lens. You would have to work the zoom/focus by going through the back opening.

Q: 4. With a 100-400 zoom, what problems might I run into? Do you focus and zoom from the top outside the cinched up rain sleeve?

A: img/src=x test

Q: 5. I have Nikon 200-400, 200-500 and 400/2.8 would the large sleeve work for all three lenses?

A: Should be large enough. I have used it for a canon 600 f4.0 lens

Q: 6. Will this fit a Fuji 100-400 lens at full extension?

A: Yes, it will fit.

Q: 7. Will this work with a Canon 1DX MK2 and Sigma 120-300 with 2x?

A: Yes

Q: 8. Does this fit on Sony A7r + 70-200 MM lens?

A: While you can fit a Sony A7R and a FE 70-200mm f/4 G OSS Lens in this rain sleeve, it would be too large. A better size would be the LensCoat RainCoat RS (Rain Sleeve) (Medium, Black) B&H # LELCRSMBK. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 9. What's the difference between regular, Max 4, and Max 5?

A: Max 4 and Max 5 are two popular camouflage patterns designed by RealTree. Max 4 is a well established, popular pattern which we have been selling for many years. Max 5 is a newer pattern which also includes some green leaf elements. Both are great all round camouflage patterns.

Q: 10. Will this be long enough for the Sigma 150-600 sport?

A: I use mine on a Tamron 150-600 and I suspect, but don't know for sure, that both Sigma's and Tamron's lenses are roughly the same size.

anyonymous	25/09/2024
[Drawstring] This seems to protect my lens the best for how light it is. I carry around my camera and lens in a diaper bag (don't judge me) and I've never had a problem carrying my lens in this pouch. 5

Peter	24/09/2024
[Drawstring] The fabric is fairly thick and should be fine to protect the lens when in my backpack - makes it easy to just throw everything in the pack without worrying about reconfiguring dividers. 5

Kendall	15/09/2024
[Drawstring] I'm glad I bought this lens pouch for my telescope lens. It's thick with a fairly cushion bottom and the hook on it is pretty nifty too. 5

Donna	29/08/2024
[Drawstring] Whether you carry your lenses separately, as I do in my large backpack, or just need protection for stored lenses, this is the case to have. Double protection on the bottom where the front of your lens rests with a piece of foam inside the lining. Weather protected outer shell, easy drawstring allows for wide opening on top. Measure you lens and then read the dimensions for the case and you are all set. 5

RayH	02/08/2024
[Drawstring] Just as good as the others, and much cheaper. 5

MrYouthGroupMan	23/07/2024
[Drawstring] Great construction. Easy to use. 5

Jazzman247	08/07/2024
[Drawstring] Use this with my Canon 70-300 lens. Love it. Protects well so far. 5

RealTrax	03/07/2024
[Drawstring] I have a Kata Dr-465i bag that I use with my Canon EOS 60D and three lenses (1 on camera and 2 in storage spots). I love the Kata bag -- it's a great size for field use, and for transport like when I go to on vacation or to the relatives for holidays. But once I acquired the 60mm lens, it would simply not fit in the bag in the camera storage area. Generally this is not an issue, since the 60mm is a lens I use indoors when I prefer not to use the other lens (zooms). And I did not want to go to a larger size bag. So for storage I found the LensPouch was a perfect fit to allow me to keep the 60mm lens in the top section of the bag with some protection. 5