Shield your telephoto lenses with the dependability of the TravelCoat lens cover—a purpose-built solution created by LensCoat for outdoor pros and touring photographers. These lens covers for cameras offer simplified, shock-absorbing protection without the weight of a heavy case, whether on a wildlife expedition or traveling to a sports shoot.
Made from robust, closed-cell neoprene that fits tightly around your lens body, each TravelCoat lens cover guards against dust, small impacts, and scratches. Designed with advice from working photographers, this lens coat line stresses mobility, efficiency, and customized protection for high-value lenses.
From Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Olympus, TravelCoats includes a broad spectrum of telephoto models. Many types match the lens hood reversed; thus your gear stays compact and ready for prompt setup.
Key Features of TravelCoat Lens Covers
- Tailored Fit for Major Brands: Every TravelCoat lens cover is designed to suit the contours of particular lens makes and models, guaranteeing a safe, no-slip fit during travel. Top-tier Canon lenses like the 100-400mm, 500mm f/4 IS II, 600mm f/4 IS—along with Nikon's 200-400mm VR and 400mm f/2.8 FL, Sony's 400mm f/2.8 GM, and Olympus's 150-400mm Pro are among the options. Most TravelCoats are made to be used with the lens hood in the reversed position, permitting a more compact profile without compromising protection.
- Velcro Closure for Easy Application: The TravelCoat boasts an easy-to-use hook-and-loop velcro closing system that makes application quick and simple. This closure guarantees a tight, contoured grasp that won't relax or bunch up during transportation, in contrast to drawstring or zippered alternatives.
- Compatible with Existing LensCoat Products: Many models in the TravelCoat range are built to work seamlessly over an existing LensCoat lens cover, giving photographers an extra layer of protection without needing to remove their existing neoprene skin.
- Compatibility with Lens Hoods: Many models are designed to accommodate lenses with the lens hood in the shooting position or reversed, providing flexibility based on your packing preferences.
- Variety of Camouflage Patterns: Available in several camouflage designs, the lens covers for cameras not only shield but also assist in merging with natural surroundings, a function especially important for photographers of wildlife.
How to Choose the Right TravelCoat Lens Cover
Your lens model and preferred method of travel will determine the correct TravelCoat lens cover. First, find your lens and review LensCoat's size guide or product-specific recommendations.
For example:
- Designed for use with the lens hood in the reverse position, the TravelCoat Canon 500mm f/4 IS II runs with either original or replacement tripod feet.
- Lightweight and fitting with the hood reversed, the TravelCoat Nikon 400mm FL ED VR offers ideal cushioning in confined carry-on areas.
- Sports and wildlife shooters can get padded transport protection with minimal bulk from the TravelCoat Sony 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS.
FAQs About TravelCoat Lens Covers
- Can I use a TravelCoat with my Canon 500mm or Nikon 600mm lens?
Indeed. Designed especially for the TravelCoat Canon 500mm f/4 IS II and TravelCoat Nikon 600mm f/4 VR, every cover accommodates both standard and replacement feet, works with the lens hood reversed, and uses a wide Velcro-style fastening. You might combine them with an existing LensCoat lens cover or a LensCoat Hoodie for further protection.
- Can I use a TravelCoat over a LensCoat lens cover?
Most TravelCoat lens covers are made to be compatible with the standard LensCoat lens cover you have on your lens. For a second layer of protection when traveling, the TravelCoat Nikon 200-500mm and TravelCoat Canon 400mm f/2.8 IS II glide easily over the neoprene skin of your LensCoat.
- Will the TravelCoat fit over an existing LensCoat lens cover?
Yes, the TravelCoat lens cover is designed to fit over an existing LensCoat lens cover, offering an additional layer of protection during transport.
- How do I clean my TravelCoat lens cover?
The neoprene material can be spot cleaned with mild soap and water. Ensure it's thoroughly dried before storing or using it again.
