Tamron 24 70 Vc Nikon

[Zipper] This bag is perfect. Holds my Nikon z7 with 24-70mm lens and also my tamron 70-300mm perfectly. Extra room for my iPad and other stuff I carry. The bag and the strap is just perfect for hiking or walking or even running.

[82 mm to 112 mm] I recently purchased a Tamron 24-70 from B&H (and love it by the way). A minor detail was that it uses an 82MM filter while all my Nikon pro lenses take a 77mm. No time was spent considering purchasing all new filters for the one lens. I knew a step down was the answer. I like the larger knurled edges on the Sensei, so that's the I picked. It fit perfectly on the Tammy and my Nikon filters now all screw on and off without a problem

[Drawstring] I bought this lens pouch for my Tamron 70-300 vc. This one fits it like a glove. It is a lightweight cover that might not provide protection from a fall onto concrete. But, I got it to protect it inside backpacks and camera bags or, perhaps, to hang from a belt. It seems perfect for this and it does have a nice padding for the front of the lens.

[52 mm] Worked great on my Tamron 24-70 for some outdoor work.

[Neoprene] This is my second tamron 24-70 since I messed up my first one. It is a great lens I would highly recomend.

[0.13 lb] I like the results I get with this filter on my new Nikon 24-70 lens.

[Handle] It was a good deal ... especially on sale. It comfortably holds my D850 with Tamron 24-70 or 15-30 lens with room to squeeze in an extra battery or card, etc. The latches are particularly stout and won't open accidentally. Overall it's a great case compared to other more expensive brands. I'm not going to throw it off a building but I'm sure it will handle most anything I'm going to subject it to.

[Aluminum] Very pleased with this filter .....plays well with my D850 and Tamron 24-70 mm G2 lens

It was a good deal ... especially on sale. It comfortably holds my D850 with Tamron 24-70 or 15-30 lens with room to squeeze in an extra battery or card, etc. The latches are particularly stout and won't open accidentally. Overall it's a great case compared to other more expensive brands. I'm not going to throw it off a building but I'm sure it will handle most anything I'm going to subject it to.

[0.125 lb] It was with great anticipation that I received my Tamron 70-200mm G2. After renting a Nikon 70-200mm VII I had really high expectations for the Tamron.� I took 20 or 30 photos, put them in the computer and viewed them at 100%. There was just not the sharp, crisp look that I had gotten from the Nikon. I had read so many good things about the lens that I couldn't believe it was that bad. I had a sinking, disappointed feeling and was thinking about just forgetting about it and looking for other options but then I decided to get another and try it one more time.... I didn't want to wait for a return so I just ordered a new one and sent the old one back simultaneously... the difference between the two copies was incredible... I am shooting with a D750, so if you are disappointed at the image quality, then you probably have a bad copy.(to test it, I ran through all the apertures at the approximate labeled zoom on the lens and then view all the images at 100%)....