YES! LensCoat® is pleased to ship world-wide via UPS and Federal Express and USPS (United States Postal Service). Most orders will be shipped within 1 business day from when placed. All shipping is done from our factory in Freehold, New Jersey 07728.

There are 8 or more different shipping options, put the items into the shopping cart and go to the checkout, after putting in your shipping address you will see all the different shipping options and costs BEFORE you are asked for payment so you can see what the shipping rates are for your particular area and service.

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LensCoats are made out of high quality neoprene rubber like you would find on a scuba diver suit or mouse pad etc.

The LensCoat cover is a set of custom designed neoprene sleeves that slide on and off your lens. Some sets include an optional piece or pieces of adhesive backed neoprene for sections that a sleeve would not work such as the rotating tripod collar.

That's an excellent question, LensCoats provide numerous benefits. First and maybe most importantly LensCoat protect your valuable equipment from bumps, nicks, and scratches. Helping your gear look good, preserving its resale value as well helping keep it performing properly.

LensCoat covers provide a thermal barrier protecting your hands from hot and cold temperatures and making your lens more comfortable to handle.

LensCoats covers are also available in camouflage to help break up the shape of your lens making your gear less threatening to wildlife. Plus it also looks cool ;)

Yes. The LensCoat cover slides on and off your lens. Many photographers purchase different patterns or colors to suit their environment.

Sure, a good many of the cover we offer started out as custom covers for someone like our cover for the Canon 1200mm seen here. Click here to send us an email and tell us what lens you have and we can give you a quote for a custom cover.

The LensCoat Hoodie helps protect the front element of your lens from dirt, dust, moisture and impact. The neoprene Hoodie fits easily and snugly around your lens hood or shade in either the shooting position or reversed. The Hoodie features a reinforced removable front element protection disc made from rigid plastic and firm foam to further protect your glass from damage.

If we sell a LensCoat for your lens then in the "Related Products" section of that LensCoat will be the proper Hoodie for your lens. We also have a Hoodie Selector on the Hoodie Page, just select the lens manufacture and then model. Also in the description of each Hoodie is listed the diameter of the hood it fits on. If you still need assistance click here and tell us the lens you need a Hoodie for.

The cases that lenses come with are typically big an bulky and are definetly not designed to be put into camera bags. TravelCoat covers are made of 3mm thick shock-absorbing closed cell neoprene. Custom tailored to fit you lens providing protection allowing you more valuable room for packing and storage. Slides over lens quickly and easily with a Velcro closure. Uses them with Hoodies for complete lens protection.

Both products protect your tripod legs and your shoulders when carrying your gear. You also both act as a thermal barrier keeping your hands comfortable in hot or cold conditions.

The main differences are bulk and how they go on. The LegCoat Covers have a closed cell foam core about 1/2" thick with a slit down the side and a 2mm neoprene shell that wraps around the foam and has a Velcro closure. The foam also comes with an optional adhesive strip to help prevent movement.

The LegCoat Wrap is less bulky and is made from approximately 5mm of soft spongy neoprene that wraps around the tripod leg and is affixed with a Velcro closure. The Wraps backing is designed to tightly grip to your tripod legs so they will not slide.

Due to the construction and shape the Wraps are less expensive to ship compared to the LegCoat Covers especially internationally.

If you don’t see you model listed on the top of the LegCoat Covers page you can use the LegCoat Selector right below the model list. You will need to measure the upper leg diameter and the upper leg length between the joints. LegCoat are typically 1-3” shorter than the leg length depending on model.

If you don’t see you model listed on the top of the LegCoat Wraps page you can use the Wrap Selector right below the model list. You will need to measure the upper leg diameter and the upper leg length between the joints. Wraps are typically 1-3” shorter than the leg length depending on model.

No, the open back design of the RainCoat allows you to use any camera you choose without the need of a dedicated eyepiece.

The RainCoat comes in 2 sizes Standard for cameras and lenses up to 20.5" and the Pro for camera and lenses up to 30.5”.

The Pro RainCoat has a hood extension piece for large lenses like the 600mm and 800mm and has 2 built in cinch straps which allow you to fold the material onto itself and secure it so it's not bunching up and getting in the way or flapping around in the wind. The Pro can accommodate cameras and lenses like a 300mm 2.8 & 200-400mm up to 600mm & 800mm.

The Standard has a built in cinch strap which allow you to fold the material onto itself and secure it so it's not bunching up and getting in the way. The Standard can accommodate cameras with short lenses up to lenses like 70-200mm, 80-400mm, 100-400mm, 300 f4 and 400 f5.6

If for any reason you a not satisfied with our product you may return you LensCoat® for a full refund, not including shipping, within 14 days of the sale. You will need to contact LensCoat® first and obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization number and instructions. Only items that have a RMA number will be accepted.

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It depends on whether you are talking about an African or European swallow.

The airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow is roughly 11 meters per second, or 24 miles per hour*, beating its wings 7-9 times per second (rather than 43). But please note that a 5 ounce bird cannot carry a one pound coconut.

*Based upon published species-wide averages of wing length and body mass, initial Strouhal estimates based on those averages and cross-species comparisons, the Lund wind tunnel study of birds flying at a range of speeds, and revised Strouhal numbers based on that study gives an estimate that the average cruising airspeed velocity of an unladen European Swallow is roughly 11 meters per second, or 24 miles per hour.