- Closed-Cell Neoprene
- Protects Lens From Bumps and Scratches
- Clear Plastic Window Over Controls
- Helps Disguise Lens from Wildlife
- Orientation Hole for Mounting Lens
The digital camo LensCoat for Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Lens is a sleeve for your lens that has a 100% closed-cell neoprene coat, offering protection from weather, bumps, jars and nicks. It is an excellent option for sports shooters and photojournalists who are regularly subjected to less than optimal shooting and climate conditions. The digital camo LensCoat is an excellent cover when you're in the forest and need to disguise the lens from wildlife.
Clear plastic windows are located in positions that allow you to view your lens functions, including the distance scale. There is a handy alignment hole that will make mounting the lens to your DSLR body easy.
The LensCoat also provides a thermal barrier, protecting your hands from the lens' cold surface in lower temperatures. It is easy to install and remove, leaving no residue on the lens. The LensCoat is waterproof, providing protection in harsh conditions. The increased protection this covering offers can help preserve the resale value of your lens.
- Features several clear plastic windows over the VR and Focus limiting switches and also the distance scale
- Includes an optional piece with touch-fastening fabric to cover the fixed portion of the lens barrel when fully extended. It also includes a piece to be used when the lens foot is removed.
- Helps maintain value of the lens by protecting it from any scratches
- Makes the lens easier to use in cold temperatures
- Easy to install and remove - leaves no residue on lens
| Packaging Info |
| Package Weight | 0.3 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 7.244 x 5.197 x 1.181" |
In the Box
LensCoat for Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Lens (Digital Camo)
- 30-Day Manufacturer's Warranty
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