Camera Lens Case DSLR Camera Lens Bag Fits for Camera Lens

This is a very good lens case and fits my Nikkor 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 very well. With the hood reversed there is modest snugness that gives confidence it will not rattle around in the case. Especially nice is the included padded filler collar; wrap it around the narrow end of the lens and it stabilizes it in the case. Build quality is very good, very close to Lowepro. The zipper end flap/cover gives a little resistance to opening when fully unzipped, then "pops" open to stay open, very convenient. The strap is good and has padding. The strap won't get twisted as the connections pivot where they connect to the case. As with any brand, I use gaffer tape on the strap spring closures to make sure they never come open by accident. The case is thicker and better padded than alternatives I bought and returned as inadequate.

Fits my Nikon Z 70-180mm f/2.8 like a glove! The lens hood fits too, in the reversed position. The first-gen. Tamron 70-180mm f/2.8 for Sony E mount should fit perfectly as well, since that is essentially the same lens with different branding. I believe the Tamron G2 version is slightly longer, so it might be a bit tight, but would probably fit. The case is sturdy, well padded, and comes at a reasonable price point. It's a bit bulky for throwing into a backpack, but it seems like it would protect the lens inside from even a pretty extreme impact. Short of a Pelican-style hard case this is about as good as it gets for protecting your camera gear.

Review for Bpaull, BL-0004L, "Camera Lens Case DSLR Camera Lens Bag Fits for Canon Nikon Pentax Sony Olympus Panasonic and Other Camera Lens". Finding the right size case that fits your item can be trial and error. I bought this case for my Canon RF 70-200 f2.8 lens, which is quite expensive. Even though I meticulously measured my lens and compared the manufacturer's specs, I may not have accounted for the extra 1/2" of height of the UV filters & caps. I could not get zipper closed. I could squeeze it close IF I removed the front and rear lens caps. But I am going to want to not have to wrestle it out of the case everytime I use it. I wish the manafacturers made it easier to determine if something fits. The quality of the bag seems decent and the price is fair. I would probably replace the plastic strap hooks/closures on the accompanying strap and use something more heavy duty/reliable... but for what it is I think it is a good product and attractively priced. It didn't feel junky/cheap. Just not a good fit for my particular lens. Review for Bpaull, BL-0002, "Camera Lens Case DSLR Camera Lens Bag Fits for Camera Lens". I bought this case for my Canon RF 16mm f2.8 prime lens. The case fits this lens but it is very tight. You have to force it in and squeeze it out. I had seen another review that someone posted that said this lens was 'snug'... but this is a very tight fit. I wanted to be able to get my lens out of the case without a lot of squeezing/fussing. When I turn case upside down with lens it in, it is so tight it won't fall out. You have to really squeeze the case bottom to get it out. I have both front and rear caps on and a reverse hood. I wish manufacturers made it easier to determine what size case might fit your lens. Even the "pro" lens cases on B&H Photo Video are hard to decipher specs. Always account for the space your filter and caps take up. I think it is a good product and attractively priced. Just not a perfect fit for my particular lens.

This case provides great protection. I bought it because Cannon didn't provide a bag for the nifty 50 the protection makes the case slightly larger than it would be in a bag and the fit is snug. I'll see if it loosens up gets easier to take the lens out of the case but overall that's a great case.

This case is well constructed with nice padding. A good size for large lenses.

The BPAULL BL-0012 lens pouch is a perfect fit for the Nikon Nikkor Z 180-600 f/5.6-6.3 VR lens with hood in reversed storage position and tripod collar/foot attached. The padding feels protective - not too firm or too soft. The included removable padded ring is perfect for holding the smaller rear of the lens centered within the case limiting movement. A double zipper pull facilitates easy access and closure. As pictured, the D-ring placement allows the shoulder strap can carry the pouch vertically or horizontally. All attachment hardware is metal. The velcro secured belt loop appears sturdy, but the one could easily thread a belt through the sewn down loop providing additional security for carrying a heavy lens (the Nikon 180-600 weights almost 4.5#). Overall, I thought this to be a much better bag than the ThinkTank offering and Nikon ships this lens with a simple cloth bag!?#@!! Very pleased with this purchase to protect this big expensive lens!!!

The lens case is well padded. My Nikon lens just fits, as I measured it then ordered the case. So, if. You want some room in the case, order one slightly larger

It's a tight fit for the Tamron 150-500mm because of the tripod collar, but it fits. Snug, but there's plenty of padding. As for length, well that's snug also -- but in no way is the lens so tight that it would affect cushioning. The pouch is large, so consider not only the inner dimensions but also the outer, which are 11" by 6". The pouch seems well made. The zippers are smooth, stitching looks solid, and padding is ample. The detachable sling strap is nice and is also adequately padded, and the pouch has a large Velcro-type loop to attach to a belt or camera bag, although the pouch is awfully big for that. I prefer the sturdy loop atop the pouch that I'll use to carry it around. I'm glad I decided on this particular pouch after much research. I wouldn't change a thing.

I bought this for my canon 200-800mm lens and it fits perfectly and provides very good protection. It comes with an additional padded piece that I can fit around the end of the lens, to hold it very securely within the case. I am very pleased with it.

Purchased to accommodate my Nikon 180-600mm zoom, which it does perfectly. It appears to be a truly excellent piece of equipment.