Seems to be a worthwhile alternative to the Zeck cap at one third the price.

Advantages: Price

Disadvantages: A bit cumbersome to take on and off.

This is a very practical, easy to use piece of kit. It keeps debris of the front element while waiting for a shot or moving around. The quality is excellent and it's made where it should be...in the U.S.

Advantages: well made in the U.S.
fits lens hood nicely
reasonable price
should be long lasting


Disadvantages: none so far

I've these and the Zeck Caps before and I much prefer the LensCoat Hoodie.

I use this on my 400mm Nikon lens.The lens cover that came with the lens will not fit in my Kiboko bag. It has a snug secure fit.

I do like the LensCoat Hoodie covers and Lens coats. They are great for protecting my lenses. My latest purchase was a Hoodie cover for Canon's 70 - 200 f2.8 lens. When the lens hood is attached, it is difficult to reach into the lens hood and take off the lens cap. With the hoodie, I can forget about the lens cap. The only drawback to the hoodie is that when I turn the lens hood around on the lens for putting it in my camera bag, the hoodie wants to slide off the lens hood. This is due to the bevel that is on the lens hood. I am thinking that a little piece of velcro on the lens hood and hoodie will take care of this minor problem.

Advantages: I don't have to fumble with taking off the lens hood to take the lens cap off anymore. I just use the hoodie to cover the glass.

Disadvantages: When the lens hood is reversed ont eh lens, the hoodie wants to slide off the hood due to the bevel on the hood.