Made from a soft neoprene, this set of three forest green camo LensCoat LegCoat Wraps Set of 3 - Forest Green Camowrap around the upper part of your tripod's legs for protection as well as comfort when being handled. Using touch fasteners, the soft neoprene wraps are easily affixed to a tripod and create a thermal barrier to keep the tripod manageable, even in extremely hot or cold conditions. The wraps also provide protection from bumps and scratches. To ensure the best quality it is made in the USA.

This model is 18" long and is designed for tripods with leg diameters of 1.45-1.7", such as the Gitzo Series 4 and 5.

For Gitzo Series 4 and 5 Tripods    For Tripod Leg Diameters 1.45" to 1.7"    Length: 18"    Protection from Scratches    Creates a Thermal Barrier    Comfortable Cushion & Firm Grip    Touch-Fastened Closure    Soft Neoprene Construction    Made in the USA

Touch fastener for easy attachment and removal

Inside coating of the wrap is designed to prevent the tripod from slipping

The wrap creates a thermal barrier that makes the tripod easier to handle when outside in temperature extremes

The neoprene material is lightweight and designed to be comfortable against your body

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it work with a Nikon D90 and a 150-500 lens?

A: Yes, the LensCoat RainCoat Standard will be compatible with the Nikon D90 and 150-500mm Sigma lens.

Q: 2. Will the attachment straps for this fit a Gitzo 5 series tripod over existing Lenscoat LegCoat wraps (LW514M4)?

A: Yes, the attachment straps for the LensCoat LegCushion (Realtree Max4) will fit a Gitzo 5-series tripod over the existing LensCoat LegCoat Wraps 514 (Set of 3, Realtree MAX-4), B&H # LELW514M4.

Q: 3. can this work for a smaller lens like a 24-105?

A: Yes, the LensCoat RainCoat Standard will work with smaller lens/camera combinations. You are able to adjust the Rain Coat with cinch straps.

Q: 4. 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: 5. What is the length on each pad?

A: The length of each pad on the LensCoat LegCushion (Black) is 24".

Q: 6. The LensCoat Pro feels much too large for my Canon R5 + RF 100-500mm. Would the Standard be a better fit?

A: Yes, the non pro one, LensCoat RainCoat Standard (Realtree Max4) will be a better fit than the Pro for the R5/ RF 100-500 setup.

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. Can these leg wraps be trimmed to a shorter length?

A: The LensCoat LegCoat Wraps 115 (Set of 3, Black) are designed for tripods with leg diameters of 0.75-1.18" and made out of neoprene. I would advise against modifying the material.

Q: 9. what do I need for RRS TQC-14 ?

A: Hello DL,Thanks for your question. Do not have that tripod per se, but I know well Lenscoat and RRS(LC518 for TVC-43).While the width of this lenscoat can accommodate the diameter of the first leg segment of TQC-14(1.10 -1.14 ),the length of 115 lenscoat(15 ), could be longer than the first leg segment of the tripod(distance between leg angle joint, to the first leg lock).The tripod folded is 17.7 , including spider(top) plus 3 leg locks plus foot(each leg). Considering this, I do not think the first leg segment is 15 , and the remaining parts of the tripod are just 2.7 length.First leg segment should be little shorter than 15 , I think.I think you need a shorter lenscoat of the same width(0.75 -1.18 ).Checked the inventory, the next smaller one, is lenscoat 111(which is 11 length).I think it's the correct available size, though not sure if it can cover the whole or most part of the first leg segment length.

Q: 10. Will the Legcoat Wraps 312 fit the Gitzo gt 3543LS tripod?

A: I currently own the Gitzo GT3543XLS. The wraps I purchased were 15 long, and I find the length acceptable. They serve a twofold purpose: protecting the tripod, and are comfortable over the shoulder with camera mounted even with 100-400mm zoom lens with legs extended for balance. Initial difficulty installing, but a welcome accessory