waka [4 Pack] Thick Protective Neoprene Camera Lens Pouch Set, Camera Lens Case Zipper DSLR Camera Lens (Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic)- Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large

Just got 'em today, dashed off an order for 2 more sets. Only dissapointment was all the fuss and money spent on other lens tubes. Outa' the box these are different the only similarity is they're round tubes. Exteriors are coarse tightly woven Nylon I suppose, very stout feel, interior is smooth but not silky so lens falling out would be slightly less likely. The lid, ahhh the lid, zippered all around with 2 closures, now they're silky smooth but with slightly exaggerated lid's depth which allows a definite hug around the protruding lens if long enough. Slipped over exposed lens front or back the lid will stay put once zipped. I suppose 3 sets will do for now but if not I hope WAKA still markets them. This is one a those things, "Ya gotta' see it to believe it."

These lens pouches are very good, considering the affordable price. They seem robust and likeley to provide good protection. I purchased them to attach them outside of my backpack while hiking so I have the lenses ready when I need to be quick to exchange them (from wide angle to tele when I spot an animal for example).They come with a small carabiner but they are unfortunately of not-so-great quality and one of them already broke. I have lots of carabiners at home so it's not a big deal for me. I would have given five stars if the carabiners were stronger and if there would have been an easy, intuitive way to attach the pouches dangle-free and firm to a belt or backpack strap. At this point, they can be attached, but not firmly enough without them being shaken vigorously with every step. Overall though, I can recommend, especially considering the price.

I purchased these lens protectors for my Tamron zoom lens 72MM and Nikon D-5600 55MM. THE covers are soft, sturdy and easy to zip and unzip. Zippers are good quality. My zoom l s fit into the large lens cover. I cannot come t on the water resistance since have not been exposed to inclement weather. There is a clip for attachment. The covers are very light. Therefore if the lens is attached to a belt or backpack, the weight of the lens will be the determining factor for the user’s comfort. One complaint: if your zoom lens has a hood, you may have to take if off. My Tamron zoom fits snug, but only after I removed the camera hood. I was able to put the hood in the same cover after I removed it from the camera. But it took some effort. There was no problem with my 55MM lens. Overall, satisfied with product and value for the dollar.

I’m impressed at how well these covers are made and the thickness of the material. I’m using these for my lenses inside my fairly padded camera backpack which gets taken on and off, laid on the ground and lightly bumped regularly. I am no longer worrying about those “things that happen” when I’m out using my gear the way it was intended to be used. They have a loop you can run your belt through or a carabiner to clip to a belt loop so you can use them if you just want to carry an extra lens. These are great insurance for those favorite pieces of glass. The sizes are pretty well balanced. My 50mm primary goes in the smallest (pretty snug), my “just in case” 18-55 fits in the next one and my EF-70-300 fits in the 3rd one. The largest is not used right now but would fit a 100-400 mm just fine or I might clip it on my belt and put a bottle of water in it.

I bought the 4 pack for some lenses I own. They are great for my Nikon lenses that I already use in a camera bag. I bought these to protect them from bumping into each other in the bag. The two smaller sizes work great for my 50mm and my 28mm. I used the third largest for my zoom lens and they fit pretty well. The largest one is completely unusable for any lens that I own, but I have Nikon bags If I need to put them away. I like the quality of these and am very happy with the three sizes but not the largest one. They give good protection to the lenses. I just wish they sold them in sets without the two larger bags.

Purchase for Tamarac, and Sigma lens with lens protectors. Great fit and protection (NOT tight). As of this review cannot attest to it being "water resistance" in rain/snow.Take in consideration when measuring, include ALL dimensions (not tight). If you use lens protector include that measurement when purchasing. Don't assume if it says it fits "brand" camera the lens case will work for your lens.Glad I made the purchase.

Ok, first construction is quite good, though I don't really think that if they fall into the water, you can save the lens.Second, my lenses don't fit.I have an 80mm from fuji, I can fit that one with out the lens hood.I could fit smaller lenses but lens hoods are kind of hard to fit in, so, they are big "envelope" for a small "card" if you can understand what I mean. I keep them with some lenses in my cupboard, not with me. Too bulky for a small lens. I didn't find them really useful.

Seems like a good product, but they are too tight for my medium format lenses. I got the Amazon Basics instead, which fit.