Window Air Conditioner Rain Guard

The best rain guard ever

This thing is great. I can clamp it on my handlebars, my engine guard, on the half open car window, anywhere. It's the do everything GoPro accessory.

Image stabilizing works wonderfully. Because of the stabilization, I can see more detail than with my Leica 8x32 Ultravids. It is like having the binoculars on a tripod. Although the image quality is not equal to the Leica, it is surprisingly comparable for such an inexpensive pair of binoculars. There is no rain guard provided, but I found the the rain guard for my Leica 8x32s fit perfectly.

I needed to replace the original rain guard I lost from my Zeiss 10x42 Victory FL binoculars, I also purchased extras, one to use on a pair of Steiner R binoculars and one to use on a pair of Swarovoski 8x30, they work fantastic, much better than the original Steiner and Swarovski rain guards.

I was recently out capturing images of birds from a boat, with rain and spray. I was using a two for $9 clear plastic rain guard...that did not work well The camera and lens stil got wet and it was difficult to gain access to the controls, as well as see through the view finder without allowing the rain and spray to get in. The RAINCOAT solved all of these problems. Thanks LensCoat for a great product! Watch the YouTube videos to see how simple and functional this product is

This Zeiss replaced a Swarovski 8x25 that I just couldnt bond with because of the fussy double hinge design and problems with pupil alignment and blackouts (I wear glasses).  The Zeiss ergonomics are much more effortless  to use and the optics are at least the equal of those of the similar size Swarovski, at an out the door price about $100 less.  Im not knocking Swarovski as I have Swaro 8x32, 8.5x42 and 15x56 and they are superb.  Cons: The Zeiss case is worthless; I store/transport bins in foam lined Otter boxes. It is simply ridiculous that a rain guard is not included.  The supplied strap works acceptably but is not easily removable and has hard plastic parts that will rub directly on the expensive eyepiece coatings if the bins are put into an acceptable case and the folded strap put on top of the uncovered eyepieces.  The Opticron 34mm rain guard works well.  These shortcomings are distractions but the Zeiss are very, very nice.

I have used CL Pocket binoculars for many years as my daily-carry binoculars as they are light and handy, always available and at hand. One drawback to their ready use was the lack of a guard to protect the lenses when worn with the neck strap. The lens rain guard is the same quality as my EL 8.5 X 42 binoculars, just in miniature. Now I await objective lens covers so that the lenses are fully protected. Good-on-you, Swarovsky for finally bringing out a quality rain guard for the prone to drips and debris drops on the ocular lenses of your pocket bins!

We have it for everything, Air-Conditioner panel control, Land line phone, Toys Etc',

This speakerphone is very clear on both ends. Was able to hear the other person speaking clearly even when my portable air conditioner was running in the room.

As always B&H was very quick to send the package out and it was what we ordered no problem. Our only problem is that the air conditioner is apparently too loud for even this windscreen to totally block the noise. It does a much better job but the mic is apparently extremely sensitive to all sound.