Lowepro Lens Case 9 x 13 cm (Black)

After spending a traumatizing amount of money for a Canon 70-200 f2.8L lens, it was a no-brainer decision to buy this high quality padded case to protect that investment. The lens lives in this bag full-time and I even feel comfortable strapping it to the outside of my too-small Lowepro backpack on occasion (using a carabiner for added security).

I bought this to go along with my Toploader Pro 75 AW II Camera Case From Lowepro - Top Loading Case For Your DSLR Camera and Lens so that I could add a second lens to the bag. It fits great, as the bag has a slot on the side for just this purpose. Side note - it can also mount on the ProTactic 350 AW Camera Backpack From Lowepro - Professional Protection For All Your EquipmentProTactic 450 AW Camera Backpack From Lowepro - Professional Protection For Your Camera Gear or DJI Mavic Pro, to expand the outer storage, since the accessory bags are not available on their own. Shame on you Lowepro!I load my Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM Lens into it, with the hood reversed, and though it is a tight fit, it does fit. I can also fit my Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM Fixed Lens for Canon SLR Cameras and my Canon EF-S 18-55mm IS STM too. The padding is plenty adequate to keep the lens secure and safe, both on the bag and off. There is even a mesh pouch inside the flap for storage of something small, like a cleaning cloth, or maybe a mem card.There are a lot of different sizes, be sure to check the inner dimensions to the lens you want to fit into it.UPDATE - I wanted to add that I recently got he EF-S 17-55mm F2.8 IS USM, and this lens also fits in this pouch. I have to take the hood off it though, which I then attach to my bag with a velcro strap. Also, I have gone without caps on the lens while in the pouch, and no harm has come to any lens that I have stuck in it.

20180115: Good case, sturdy. I've been using it for several months now.The case attaches to a Lowepro camera bag on the wide attachment point - which is twice as wide as a MOLLE tactical attachment. My Lowepro bag has both, so I was OK. The connector strap is velcroed to the case, and has a flap that covers the end of the connector, alos with velcro, so it is very secure. I bought this for my 300mm lens, with just barely fits, but just barely is good enough.The case has good padding. I take the backpack out every other day, with the lens case sticking out on the side, it has held up well, and the lens is doing fine.Only downside is the case attachment strap is almost the same length as the case, so once attached, at slides down, which means that the lens case goes so low that it covers the webbing pouch on the side of the backpack. I can still use the pouch, but I have to lift the lens case up to get in or out.Lastly, I've tried using this attached to my pant's belt. It works, but it is not convenient. I've seen photos of people doing that, but it gets in the way. I found it much better to keep it on the back pack.

Overall I'm happy with the purchase. My original purpose was to buy a case to clip on my utility belt or to my sling harness to allow me to hike through the woods and bring along an extra lens. Usually I like to bring a telephoto and a wide angle lens for various landscape/nature pictures. I didn't want the bulkiness of a backpack and this Lowepro Lens Case is light-weight and small enough to be very easy to hike around with. I wanted to get one big enough to fit my Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens. The Lowepro Lens Case lists its dimensions at: internal] 3.5 x 3.5 x 5.1 in and my lens is 5.6 inches long. Let me tell you, you'd think that ½ inch wouldn't make too big of a difference but it's a very tight fit. It fits, but barely. The case is also roomy enough to allow for me to fit my lens with the lens hood on backwards. There's not room for a penny more, but it fits.I highly recommend you carefully measure the lenses you intend to use this case for. I'm happy with the purchase but if I were doing it over again I'd probably see what I could find just a slight bit larger. That's not the product's fault though. It seems to be made very well padded, well constructed and light weight.

This Lowepro Lens Case, 11 x 26mm, is a near perfect/custom fit for a Sigma 100-400mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary Lens - including the lens hood when the hood is not mounted, but reversed & stored/slipped over the end of the lens. There is about 3cm of extra space between the interior of the case and lens; Good for an extra filter or two, plus lens cloth or other small items you may wish to carry.Quality materials & everywhere: thick & dense protective padding, solid zipper; clean & nice construction. The neck strap is quite adequate & fairly soft/smooth on the edges, so it won't feel as if it's cutting into your neck. The carrying strap on top of the case lid is convenient for quickly grabbing your lens. Nice to have a flat side to the case, so it won't roll around if you lay it on its side. Glad I bought it when I did; The price jumped about 25% in the last 2 months. (hate when that happens)