Made from 3mm-thick shock-absorbing closed-cell neoprene, the LensCoat TravelCoat, in a basic forest green camouflage pattern, blends into your surroundings when you're out in the woods. It offers a custom fit for your Nikon 120-300 FL VR lens, protecting it from bumps and scratches to preserve its finish and condition without taking up any extra room. The insulated design provides a thermal barrier between your hands and the lens surface when working in cold temperatures, and it is water resistant so your lens is protected when you are working in rainy weather. The TravelCoat fits over your lens and stays attached with touch-fasteners, so you can get it off and start shooting quickly and easily. This cover is made for use with the lens hood on in the reverse position and is compatible with a stock or replacement foot.

3mm Water-Resistant Neoprene Cover    Protects Lens from Elements and Impacts    Use with Lens Hood in Reverse Position    Easy to Install and Remove    Provides a Thermal Barrier

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this hold a filter on each side of the pouch? Will it hold a 67mm filter? Thanks,

A: The filter pouch does hold a filter on each side. In addition, I have been using 77mm filters in it with no problem. 67 mm filters,should not be a problem. Good luck!

Q: 2. Does the lens coat cover keep out moisture, dust, sand, and heat? I photograph in the desert south west. The sun beating down on a black lens can get really hot! Any remedies?

A: No, the lens coat protects for the following Protection Against Scrapes/Light Bumps Helps Maintain Resale Value of Lens Provides Thermal Barrier

Q: 3. What are the dimensions of this product?

A: LensCoat does not list the dimensions of the LensCoat BodyBag GoPro (Black); however the cover is meant to fit snug over the GoPro Hero 5, which means the dimensions would only be slightly more than 2.44 x 1.77 x 1.3" (62 x 45 x 33mm).

Q: 4. How well does it protect against danage and rain?

A: this is a quote from the LensCoat website: LensCoat Lens Covers are manufactured from 100% closed-cell neoprene, offering waterproof protection while providing a thermal barrier protecting your hands from cold lenses in lower temperatures.

Q: 5. There seems to be a contradiction in the reviews. Does this cover the entire lens, including the glass?

A: Hello Lynn this is Russell know it covers the back and goes right up to the edge to the front glass where your Lens cap.Very great item I love this best thing I've invested in use it all the time right after I get done using my lens put it on put it right into my lens case.

Q: 6. With this lenscoat attached, will the lens still fit securely in the Nikon case?

A: The LensCoat is very tight to the lens and like a skin. It should be fine and not prevent it from fitting in the case.It has not been tested specifically but there is usually enough room to squeeze it in to a case.

Q: 7. Is it good for a Sigma 150-600 or is it too big?

A: Yes this would be compatible with the Sigma 150-600

Q: 8. Will the large fit the Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 SP Di VC USD? Physical size of lens is 3.39 x 7.76 inches. Not sure if the 4x8 nature of this case allows for the cinching of the bag.

A: You would best be advised to buy the X-large instead. I have the large unit and I keep a Canon EF 75-300 mm telephoto lens in it. My lens is about 6.75 inches in length, and I have about 1.5 inch left at the top to pull the closure completely closed. Your Tamron lens would be a VERY tight fit; and possibly not have extra room for complete closure. It is possible that if you buy the X-Large unit; you may even have enough height to store the Tamron lens with a lens hood (if you use one) installed. The Canon lens I have stored in my Large bag does not have enough height to allow me to keep the lens hood on it while in the Large bag. I hope this helps you.

Q: 9. Will this fit Nikon z 24-120?

A: Yes, the LensCoat LensPouch (Small Wide, Black) can fit the Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens (Nikon Z).

Q: 10. Is this collapsible?

A: Yes, this is a soft pouch.