Lens Case Lens Pouch Bag Waterproof Shockproof for DSLR Camera Lens for Canon 150mm/f1.8/85mm f/1.8/ 50mm f/1.2L and other Lens

This is the absolute best lens case I could find for my hugeTamron 300mm f/2.8 (sony minolta mount) vintage telephoto lens. It willeither take the full lens with long lens hood attached, or with lens hoodflipped (makes lens compact for travel/storage) it will fit even withmy Sony Nex-6 Mirrorless Camera with large LA-EA4 Adaptor attached. thusi can use it to hold both the Lens AND the Camera attached. Muchbetter because I do not want to carry more than one bag where i climbthrough the brush or terrain to, e.g., photograph a family of foxes withkits. The Thinktank (excellent) specific equivalent lens case would not hold this lenswith the hood extended and, I think, (not sure), the diameter was not adequate either.(I am NOT Putting down thinktank cases they are excellent, but this seems equal, at least for the specific application of my lens.this case comes with a convenient thick padded collar thingie you can wrap around themore slender end of the lens. I love this Lens Pouch/Case. By the way,because it's so snug (good!) when removing lens from case and especially if camera isattached I turn case upside down or at downhill angle so gravity helps movethe entire lens or lens plus camera out, rather than grabbing and jerking or torquingthe lens or lens + camera to get it out. Also my lens hood, a neopreme type thatgoes around lens and over front, will remain in the case, due to friction, whenremoving. Remember to put your hand in to retrieve such after pulling lens out.Reattach before putting lens back in back, don't just "hope" it fits right, in myopinion, but use your own discernment. Quality and strength appear superb. Greatfor storing the lens or even with camera and possibly good to get those silicadehumidifiers to give the added value of keeping lens dry and preventing fungus etc.Great Buy!

I like to store my camera lenses in padded bags for protection and keep them dust-free. I recently bought a Sigma 50mm lens and it didn't come with a case, so I began looking around at all the options and found the BPAULL bag was the perfect fit and style for my needs. The quality is as good as any bag I have owned. The zipper works perfectly and it even comes with a separate piece of padding to help protect the lens mount portion of the lens from moving around. That's a nice touch. The size is perfect and I am able to store the lens with the lens hood attached, making it easier to stow the lens after use without having to reverse the hood first. No regrets and very happy with this case!

Heavy duty case with lots of padding. I was able to fit my Canon RF 24-240 lens with the hood on. It was bit snug but I expect that to loosen up over time once the padding gets broken in just a bit.

Pros:- SOLID- Extra padding on the bottom and top lid- Splash resistant- Stitching is well padded unlike competitor JJC. There no real gaps in padding.- BL-0007 just barely fits the Nikon Z 24-70/f2.8 with lens hood using the added foam insert. It's snug and the lens doesn't jostle around.- Comes in a dark color that doesn't attract attention- Wide belt loop, shoulder strap loops, and hand carry loopCons:- Big and bulky. This is not something you just throw into a backpack or carry-on. It takes up a lot of room. For air travel use an alternative that is thinner and lighter. Maybe a neoprene case in a backpack.

Needed a case for a new tens that was shipped without one. Perfect fit and will do the job. Well constructed and about half the price without the camera manufacturer’s name on it

This case is a perfect fit for a Zeiss Otus 55mm lens. Absolutely perfect.Padding will protect lens from almost any external abrasion (short of being dragged down the freeway).There are cheaper lens pouches and they're okay. But for a lens costing $4,000 USD or more, this is far better than a simple pouch bag.

This is my second B-Paul lens pouch. My first one has held my Sony 100-400GM without a hitch on many outings. The padding is very thick, and the included removable divider can be wrapped around the neck of a lens to keep it tight and secure in place.One thing to note is that the advertised inner depth (i.e. height) does not account for the thick bottom padding. For example, the BL-0007 I bought has a claimed depth of 6.30", but the actual available depth was only about 5.5" due to bottom padding. Aside from that, this is the best, most protective lens pouch I've used. I like them so much I've just bought two more in different sizes for my newly acquired lenses.

This case is the perfect size to hold a teleconverter when it's not in use. It easily attaches to the camera bag.