[0.495 lb] Because Nikon has gotten cheap and no longer supplies cases for your lens and only a piece of cloth....I had to protect my investment...Think Tank was the only way to go and it compliments Belt...just another add on.

[0.495 lb] This is an amazing lens bag! and you ask what could be so amazing in a lens bag?! well let me explain:

First, I wanted to by the LowePro ProTactic Lens Exchange 200 AW. You'd say LowePro, you don't even need to check them out, it's LowePro. So I bought their bag and it was a big disapointment.
I meant to use it with my Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS III USM.
I have R5, that means that the 70-200 comes with EF-RF adaptor.
I also want it to be ready for shooting, meaning to store it with the lens hood on it.
So I begin to put the lens in it, too long! I invert the hood, still long! I can't close because of the EF-RF adaptor and the collar and the hood is to wide for it. So the LowePro was meant for a bare 70-200. i.e. no hood, no adaptor, no collar.


Now, what about this Think Tank bag? amazing!
It is wide! but not only wide enough so the lens with a hood will fit, it also extends to host the lens with the hood on it operational state. But it is not all! I managed to insert my 70-200 with hood on, collar and EF-RF adaptor and it all fit like it meant to be!
It also has quite big accessory pocket.
and it has a long flap. I thought it will be a minus. But! it's a feature! When I walked New York, it was a bit cold so I took my coat, but while I was walking it became hot, so I folded my coat and it simply got under the flap. So that lens bag not only held the lens inside, it held my coat with that long flap. Of course you can hold anything you want with it. So, to conclude: do you want to save your back from back packs and take just your camera and 70-200? buy this bag and your back will thank you in the end of the day

[0.495 lb] I had a lowepro lens pouch but it was for small lenses, i already bought 2 medium size lenses and i needed to buy at least another 2 more lowepro pouches, but i saw this one in the store and i fall in love, because i can handled 2 lenses in this pouch, plus batteries and anything else. It is very versatile.

[0.495 lb] My photo accessory , extra long lens, two water bottle , masks ,hand towel ect … , I use with two Skin 75 ,left and right side my photo belt very trust build quality ,comfortable, easy to walk on street, so convince with many gears . I’ll recommend this product . Thank you bnh photo .

[0.495 lb] It's well built, and very functional. Perfect for carrying my M200 and a few other items. It fits great on my belt and is very secure.

[0.495 lb] Great

[0.495 lb] I bought this and the slightly smaller version to hold the new Profoto B10 strobe heads on a side belt. They both work great.  The 75 Pop-Down has extra space which I can use for a grip, filter holder, filters and batteries.   I liked it enough that I also using it for lenses or just a bunch of accessories.  The pop down feature is especially flexible for this.  Belt holder flaps are especially secure and stable.

[0.495 lb] This holds my lens well and secure which is important when on a photoshoot

[0.495 lb] Can hold either my 24-105 f4 L series or 16-35 f4 L series safely. Also can hold my sigma f1.4 20mm Art lens or a 100mm f2.8 L series macro. I don't tend to load with hoods so can't speak to that. Fits great on the pro speed belt. Has the ability to go quiet by hiding the velcro so the flap opens without a sound. Has a front pouch under the flap for things like batteries or flash cards.

[0.495 lb] Always great quality products from Think Tank. Finally wore out my first belt system after about 15 years of heavy use.