Manfrotto 393 Gimbal Pouch Realtree Max5 Lenscoat

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The Realtree Max5 Manfrotto 393 Gimbal Pouch $ from Manfrotto 393 Gimbal Pouch Realtree Max5 LensCoatis specifically designed to carry and protect a Manfrotto 393 heavy-duty Gimbal-type telephoto lens support. Because of its odd shape, a gimbal head is especially prone to nicks, dings and scratches due to incidental contact during field use or transport. The soft neoprene will not only protect the gimbal head but the equipment stored around it. There is an inside pocket to hold a Manfrotto 357PLV quick release plate.

Fits Manfrotto 393 Gimbal Lens Support Waterproof Neoprene Cover Quick Release Plate Pocket Provides a Thermal Barrier Protects Head From Nicks, Scratches Touch Fastener Closure Makes Head Less Visible to Wildlife Helps Maintain Resale Value Easy to Install and Remove Made in the USA

Parameters
Material	Neoprene
Type of Closure	Touch fastener
Interior Dimensions	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Accommodates	Manfrotto 393 heavy-duty Gimbal-type telephoto lens support
Padded	No
Carrying/Transport Options	Handheld
Weight	4.3 oz / 122 g

Neoprene
Touch fastened closure

Pocket inside for a Manfrotto 357PLV quick release plate

Compatible with Manfrotto 393 heavy-duty Gimbal-type telephoto lens support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can raincoat be used with Wimberley Sidekick? Since tripod foot is on side instead of bottom, does the sleeve then rotate to the bottom instead of the side?

A: No, it is not compatible the sidekick.

Q: 2. Is this product actually waterproof?

A: LensCoat's RainCoat Pro uses a lightweight, waterproof, and breathable poly tricot material.

Q: 3. It sounds like the Pro is too big. Will the Standard fit a Tamron 150-600 lens?

A: This would not work with the 150-600 model. The Pro would be the best choice honestly. Dimensions wise that is what we recommend.

Q: 4. Is this the right size for fitting the Tamron 150-600?

A: Yes this Rain Coat will work perfect with the Tamron 150-600mm Lens.

Q: 5. Will this completely enclose a Godox V86011o flash ??

A: Yes, the LensCoat FlashKeeper (Black) B&H # LELCFKBK will fit the Godox VING V860IIO TTL Li-Ion Flash.

Q: 6. Will this fit the Nikon 200-500 Lens hood?

A: HiI cant say for certain but it fits the Canon 100-400 lens easilyfrank

Q: 7. will this fit cokin p filters ?

A: The filter pouch is for circular 82mm filters max. In my experience will not recomend it because the rubber that contains them sticks with the glass.

Q: 8. Will this fit a Nikon SB-700 flash?

A: The Nikon SB-700 AF Speedlight is too large to fit in the LensCoat FlashKeeper (Black).

Q: 9. What are the outside dimensions of the pouch?

A: The pouch is a approximately 8.5 x 8.5 .

Q: 10. Does it work with the canon 600mm f4 lens and the canon r5 with the battery grip and gimbal head on tripod

A: Yes, the LensCoat RainCoat Pro (Realtree Max5) can accept a Canon EOS R5 with a battery grip and the Canon RF 600mm f/4 L IS USM Lens.

Linda	22/09/2024
[4.3 oz / 122 g] The Manfrotto 393 fits snuggly into this bag and it even has an internal pouch for the slide. It protects the unit itself and my other equipment against bumps and scratches when traveling. I would be nice if it had an external strap or something similar to be able to strap it securely onto at pack etc. Still worth the protection. 5

slowaltz	09/09/2024
[Handheld] Fits and protects the head well. 5

Ghislain	03/07/2024
[Handheld] The bag is really strong, and beautiful colors. It is really made for the gimbal Manfrotto 393 5

Bruce	06/05/2024
[Neoprene] Well built case! Seems strong, and the gimbal mount fits perfectly! 5

Thomas	30/11/-0001
[Neoprene] Lightweight and keeps scratches off the head. 5

John	30/11/-0001
[4.3 oz / 122 g] As others have mentioned, this case is made of a rubbery similar material to a wet suit. It has a fabric material on the outside and inside. The Manfrotto 393 gimbal fits snugly but, with care the gimbal fits nicely. You cannot just jamb it in. I agree with others that a shoulder strap would be a good idea. The 393 gimbal, in this bag or or not, is much too large and bulky to fit in a camera bag and there is no provision for strapping this bag to the outside of another bag. It is, however the only bag I have found for the 393 Gimbal. 5