Jjc Dlp 7 Deluxe Water Resistant Lens Pouch Case For Tamron Sp 150 600mm F5 6.3 Di Vc Usd G2, Sigma

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Jjc Dlp 7 Deluxe Water Resistant Lens Pouch Case For Tamron Sp 150 600mm F5 6.3 Di Vc Usd G2, Sigma

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Heavy-duty, water-resistant exterior material
Provides great protection and shock absorption for your lens
Mesh pocket inside lid for lens cap, body cap, etc.
DLP-7 Inner size is 124*310mm
Provides 3 carrying options: Rear double touch belt loop, Two webbed eyelet loops for a shoulder strap and Two D-rings for a shoulder strap

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Customer Reviews

but I do have the JBL Extreme portable Bluetooth speaker and this case provides a nice snug protective carrying option I don't have a camera with huge lenses, but I do have the JBL Extreme portable Bluetooth speaker and this case provides a nice snug protective carrying option. It's a perfect fit! I recommend you first put your Extreme in a plastic bag, a grocery shopping one will work well. Then put the whole shebang into the case. It makes slipping the case in very easy and more importantly, you can just pull the speaker out by grabbing the shopping bag's hand grips. It will also give you a bit of piece of mind if by some chance the case gets wet and soaks through. Yes, I know the Extreme is water resistance, but why allow it to get when wet when you don't have to? The only Con is there is no storage room for the power brick and cord. 5Nicely built, annoyingly snug The quality is there: fabrics are good, padding is well done and the Velcro flaps have built in redundancies to reduce disconnecting from the camera bag.Problem is that they don't really fit the lens hoods. So if I buy a lens case for a 10-18mm IS STM lens, it will fit the lens but not the lens and hood. This is really annoying as I want to be able to swap out lenses quickly without having to ribcage around in the backpack - the reason why I got the lens case in the first place.My suggestion would be to buy a case for a larger lens than is listed. Many cases for L series lenses (which are generally wider than lower end lenses, especially in the larger zooms) should fit a standard lens plus hood. 3JBL Xtreme case I got this because I wanted a case large enough to hold my JBL Xtreme. I couldn't find one made by JBL but I found this and read reviews and it said it would work for that speaker. It works perfectly, it's like case was made just for that speaker. But the charging cables won't fit in the case while the speaker is in the case. Good protection and easier transportation 5Great protection for your investment I purchased this for my Tamron 150-600mm lens, and it fits so well, it's as if it was specifically made for the lens.Very durable construction, thick padded interior, quality zipper, water resistant exterior (probably not completely water proof, but sheds light rain)...and comes with a shoulder strap.I had asked a question prior to purchasing if this case would accommodate my lens with a LensCoat cover, and one reviewer responded saying that they thought it would. I haven't yet purchased the LensCoat, but based on the interior size and how it fits the lens without the cover, I would bet the farm that it will fit with the cover, too.Considering competitor products, this would've been a bargain at twice the price, so if you're looking to protect your investment, look no further than this case. You won't regret it! 5The waist belt is good and looks like it will work good a years Got this for my Tamron 150-600 in Sony A mount with both lens caps and I have an RRS lens plate attached to the Tamron tripod mount as well and the factory hood and a Sony LA-EA3 adapter attached as well and it just fits and closes with the zipper! Maybe not a Lowepro case in quality but that cost $50+ and not as slim as this case is. Looks that it's well made and I am not unhappy at all!The waist belt is good and looks like it will work good a years, and the only thing they don't have a is a small carry handle on the top of this bag/case.Christopehr 5Nikon 200-500 snug fit It seems like very durable construction with great padding all around top and bottom with several options of carry. My new Nikon 200-500 fits snuggly inside with the tripod collar but no hood, the diameter is just a little too small for it to go in or I would have given 5 stars. Great for the money. 4Fits the Fuji 100-400! Fujinon XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR, BlackMy Fuji 100-400 is a monster. It a wonderful lens but, it is big and heavy.... and very expensive, so I wanted some way to protect it. I ordered this case not knowing whether my lens would fit in it or not. My lens fits almost perfectly with the tripod attached and the hood reversed. The case is longer than my lens, but that turned out to be an advantage. I put some foam padding in the bottom of the case for extra protection....this bought the lens up to the top of the case. I feel my lens is well protected and highly recommend it for long, heavy lenses. 5Nicely built, annoyingly snug The quality is there: fabrics are good, padding is well done and the Velcro flaps have built in redundancies to reduce disconnecting from the camera bag.Problem is that they don't really fit the lens hoods. So if I buy a lens case for a 10-18mm IS STM lens, it will fit the lens but not the lens and hood. This is really annoying as I want to be able to swap out lenses quickly without having to ribcage around in the backpack - the reason why I got the lens case in the first place.My suggestion would be to buy a case for a larger lens than is listed. Many cases for L series lenses (which are generally wider than lower end lenses, especially in the larger zooms) should fit a standard lens plus hood. 3One for the money, two for the go..... In my opinion, for $21.80 and free shipping from A&R PHOTO VIDEO INC it is well worth it.The construction is nearly as good as the Lowepro case I own and not far off from the Case Logic gear I have.My initial thought was the padding was somewhat thin, but after comparison, the thickness is on par with both of the other case manufacturers.I did think it needed a bit more drop protection so I put some additional foam padding of different density on the top and bottom of the case.With the extra layers of foam my Tamron SP 150-600mm lens with the hood, tripod mount and arca QR set in place more securely.I also replaced the less than adequate carry strap with a more robust, padded Mountainsmith 2.5" strap with GripTek for security and comfort.The narrow strap that came with the JJC case is now fitted on a small Lowepro lens case.At least this JJC DLP-7 case did come with a carry strap, no matter how useful it is.I also installed some Velcro strap material to fashion a small carry handle to provide a third way to transport the case when required.Overall I am pleased with the quality of construction and materials.Stitching and design are decent enough for this price point.Only time will tell if it is a durable as I hope it will be.Another reason I chose this case is that the exterior dimensions are several inches smaller than the Lowepro case sized for a lens as big as the Tamron SP 150- 600mm. As seen in the photo, the JJC case looks like it would almost fit inside the Lowepro.I do a lot of hiking in remote areas for wildlife and landscape photography and having a case that provides good protection while not being too cumbersome helps make these excursions easier.Maybe not quite 5 star quality but for the cost, as is, but with a few modifications I am happy with it.Bird, bird, bird,.....bird is the word. 5A bit snug for Tamron's 150-600 Solid build, great protection ... a deal for the price. I can't fault the construction, which seems made for the long haul. It would get five stars but for the fact that the Tamron 150-600 with the tripod foot attached ends up being a bit snug. I thought it would flex a little -- and it may yet -- but it's still a bit of struggle to get the complete unit (hood, lens & foot) out once it's been stowed. Stowing can also be a bit cumbersome, as the lens wants to slant on the way in & the end snags on the padding. Certainly worthwhile, anyway, as long as you can live without a quick draw for lens changes. 4

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Jjc Dlp 7 Deluxe Water Resistant Lens Pouch Case For Tamron Sp 150 600mm F5 6.3 Di Vc Usd G2, Sigma

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Jjc Dlp 7 Deluxe Water Resistant Lens Pouch Case For Tamron Sp 150 600mm F5 6.3 Di Vc Usd G2, Sigma

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