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I bought these to go over my hiking boots. They were easy to put on and I can see where they could be very handy. They are pretty noisy when you walk. The fabric makes a lot of noise. I haven't tried them out, so I can't speak to how dry they keep your shoes/boots

Laura

November 26, 2011

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LensCoat Canon Lens Cover

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LensCoat telephoto lens covers offer your valuable equipment some protection from scrapes and bumps, preserving its resale value. They also help break up the shape of your lens, making it less noticeable to wildlife.

For sections on the larger lenses, the LensCoat features clear plastic windows over the auto focus, lens controls, and also the distance scale. A small hole on the last segment lines up with the alignment indictor, making it easy to quickly line up your lens with camera mount even with the cover installed.

Covers are available for most lenses in a variety of patterns and are made of closed cell neoprene. * Teleconverter set includes each converter listed.

Item #: LC702004-M4



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5 Most recent customer reviews (see all reviews):

Brendan Kelly

April 16, 2012

WAY over priced but looks great !

Advantages: Looks Great

Disadvantages: WAY TO EXPENCIVE

jeff armstrong

January 9, 2012

Very good product, I have them for all my long lenses.

Advantages: I buy to keep the lens from being damaged so as to help retain their resale value.

Disadvantages: NONE

Richard Drake

October 31, 2011

I bought the lens cover to provide protection against surface blemishes. I have not installed covering on the tripod ring.

Advantages: Easy to install. Should be effective.

Disadvantages: edges on hood can be curled up when storing because of the petal hood shape.

Eric Washburn

October 17, 2011

Camouflage and protection from scratches and cold---these are the claimed attributes, and I guess that I agree, since I've bought four of the LensCoat products. Unless you're in a well-camouflaged blind or stalking in a ghillie suit, I'm not sure how effective the camouflage element is, other than possibly impressing adjacent photographers who don't have it.

Advantages: Protects lens body from scratches
Facilitates handling lens in cold weather
Slight camouflage advantage
Easy to install
Precisely cut and securely sewn

Disadvantages: Expensive

Craig

September 12, 2011

Have one for canon 500/4 - nicely protects lens and more comfortable to handle. Only downside is stitching around the window that is over the controls is coming apart a bit at one corner. Doesn't dramatically affect performance but a bit annoying.

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