Nikkor Z 400Mm F/2.8 Tc Vr S

[Nikon F] So far so good! Enjoying the TC-20E III 2x. Heavier than expected though but I guess that's what you get for quality. These are the lenses I have that are compatible! AF-S VR Micro-NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II Fun with my 105mm macro! 400MM zoom with my other one! Fantastic! I also have to give props to B&H for the price and lightning fast shipping to Canada! Thanks guys!

[Aluminum] Replaces the original foot on my Nikkor Z f/2.8 TC lens.

[QD] Perfect fit for Nikon NIKKOR Z 400mm f/2.8 and excellent quality

[0.585 lb] I'm using it on the Nikon NIKKOR Z 600mm f/4 TC VR S Lens. Arca swiss compatible. Long enough to allow me to balance light weight to heavy cameras, with and with out an addition TC, on my gimbal head. Well built. Sturdy. No problem reversing lens hood. Has a rough textured (no cushion) grip that allows me to feel more secure when carrying it in the field a smooth grip would. I was concerned that the lack of padding would make it uncomfortable, but I personally found that I don't miss the padding. Kirk supplied the needed allen wrenches for easy installation. I'm quite happy with the replacement foot.

[Empty] I purchased this case for my Nikkor Z 400mm f4.5 VR S lens as it only comes with a silly cloth wrap for protection while carrying or storing. The lens fits into the vase and with the lens cap reversed and attached to the lens which is a huge plus for me.

[2 Stop] Works very well with my Nikon Z 400mm f/2.8 TC, rendering it 800mm f/5.6 without the built in TC and 1120mm f/8 with the latter. There is little if any loss of image quality with these TCs.

[Aluminum] A major improvement over the foot that the Nikon 400mm 2.8 TC comes with. A lens foot of this calibre should be standard on a lens like that, but for some reason it is not. This Kirk foot fits perfectly, has an Arca style compatible mount, is longer than the stock foot, and has a much better hand hold with a non-skid texture that is really functional. A no-brainer upgrade that is worth every penny.

[Zipper] My Nikon 400mm f/2.8 AF-S ED VR (older version, with the 2-piece lens hood) and D810 fit perfectly, even with a TC attached. I added a Kinesis foam doughnut to the upper part of the bag to support the lens near the camera and keep things from moving around. The workmanship is excellent. The straps/handles are sewn on and are not removable. I use the bag as a liner in a mountaineering backpack and it is fantastic in that application.

[Multi Coated] I have had all Nikon filters -- usually just glass to save the lens surface -- some for UV, some for polarization. I do most of my work around or on the ocean and so I thought I would try one of the UV/IR Digital filters by Heliopan. I will be getting more of these for my other lenses, all Nikon, 17-55 2.8, 70-200 2.8 VR, 60 micro nikkor 2.8, and 105 micor nikkor 2.8 VR where this trial filter resides now. Expensive, but so are wasted shots or shots that need to be Photo-shopped to bring out a sky or clouds

[Yes] I use with the Nikkor 300mm 2.8 VR + teleconverter 2x for Nature photography and Birds mostly. it works fine, easy to use and very safe due a very heavy equipment, on a monopod works fine too.