The SpiderPro Lens Pouche large are designed to hold your 70-200mm f/2.8 lens without need to remove the lens hood. It is made of durable cordura and neoprene, with a water-resistant front zipper. The zipper is designed to make it easy to unzip and swap out lenses with one hand. The Spider Lens Pouch can be attached to any belt by using the high strength velcro straps on the back. While on a Spider Camera Belt, this allows you to easily slide it around your waist out of the way while you're not using it!
- No flipping your lens hood
Designed to fit most 70-200mm lenses without the need to flip the lens hood
- Attaches to any belt
High strength velcro straps wrap around your belt and secure the Spider Lens Pouch to it
- Durable
This camera lens pouch is made from hard-wearing cordura and neoprene, with a water-resistant front zipper.
- Easy access
The zipper allows you to use one hand to swap out your lens.
- Built-in rain hood
Fold the built-in ripstop nylon cover over your lens to protect your lens from both rain and dust when needed.
- Built-in tether
The lens pouch features a built-in tether to attach to your rear lens cap via a high strength 3M adhesive velcro pad.
- Water resitant cover
Built-in rain cover is made from a water-resistant, ripstop nylon
The lens pouch features a built-in cap tether to attach to your rear lens cap via a high strength 3M adhesive velcro pad. The lens pouch also has a built-in rain cover to protect your lens from both rain and dust when needed.
Included
- SpiderPro Lens Pouch Large
Specifications
- Length: 28 cm
Pouch is designed to fit a 70-200mm f2.8 lens
- Material: Cordura and neoprene
- Color: Black
Join the Spider Revolution and change the way you carry and shoot with your camera! Founded in 2009 by professional photographers, Spider Gear specializes in innovative and ergonomic camera-carrying systems. Spider Gear's mission is to provide revolutionary solutions that help photographers of all types alleviate neck, shoulder, and back strain while offering easy, fast access to their cameras.