Sony 200 600Mm Lens

[Silicone Rubber] Perfect strap for my Sony a7R4 with Sony 200-600mm lens attached. Weight distribution and comfort are top notch. I can walk for hours and forget that my camera and lens are by my side. When taking a photo, you do not even have to remove the clamp. I have had it for just over a week but I love it!

[Yes] I purchased this bag to use with my Sony 200-600mm lens and a7iii camera and am very happy with it. It has ample room (in fact the next smaller size might have been adequate), and is very will designed. I have a smaller, holster-type Kinesis bag that has had heavy use for at least 10 years and is still in excellent shape. Great bags and a great company.

[Twist Lock] Very solid mono pod, using it with Sony A7lll and A6600 with Sony 200-600mm lens. Very solid and stable to use.

[Yes] Well made, sturdy lens foot for the Sony FE 200-600mm lens. A great value, much less than the other premier accessories available.

[0.395 lb] I purchased this to be used with a Sony 200-600mm lens - Fits perfectly. Surprisingly high quality, should last quite some time. Comes in it's own little pack back with a fabric handle that could be attached to your bag with a carabiner, but is small enough to be thrown in your back without any problem.

[Empty] It took me quite a while to find a bag that fit my Sony A7rIII with 200-600mm lens attached. This bag is a perfect fit. I do wish it had a sturdy handle of some sort to carry it. I have multiple extra shoulder straps from other bags, so that wasn't a big deal, but a short handle on top would be perfect. I was also pleasantly surprised to see that the bag was made in the USA!

[Zipper] I have the Sony a7RIV and I wanted a backpack for carrying the Sony 200-600mm lens and the Sony 600mm lens which is on my wish list. I was a bit concerned that the backpack, which was advertised for a DSLR, may be too bulky for my mirrorless. That was not an issue. The bag is comfortable and it will certainly help my back. I also like that I can attach a tripod with the feet of the tripod securely resting on the front pocket of the backpack.

[Autofocus] Turn out this lens is as fast in AF and sharp as my Sony 200-600mm but can reach to 800mm instead on my OM-D E-M1X ;)

[95 mm] Bought this for those special times I'm using the Sony 200-600mm for static distant landscapes...few, but they happen. It works great and is optically fantastic as a CPL. The only unfortunate thing is the Sony hood for this lens does not have the trap door for easy adjustment. Not NiSi's fault, just need to take it off, adjust, and re-attach...that's better than reaching in and smudging your filter!

[67 mm] We are using this on the Sony 200-600mm. Image quality is great with no noticeable loss in sharpness, added vignette, or color shift.