Protect your OP-1 with the yellow teenage engineering Large Duty Bag, which is designed to carry and protect the OP-1 or OP-1 Field from the rigors of on-the-road wear and tear. The bag is divided into two sections. Section one holds the device, while section two holds accessories, cables, and more. The shell fabric is made from durable polyester ripstop with TUP coating, which is tear-resistant and water repellent. The bag features a hook-and-loop closure.

Expandable Bag for OP-1    Bag is Divided into Two Sections    Section 1: Holds OP-1 or OP-1 Field    Section 2: Hold Accessories    Hook-and-Loop Closure    Made from Ripstop Polyester    Suitable for Transport or Storage

• Made from polyester ripstop with tpu coating, ensuring resistance to tearing and ripping
• Handle made from polyester webbing
• Hook-and-loop fastening

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this product fit the nikon Z nikkor 70-200mm f2.8? The larger size seemed to run large

A: The OP/TECH USA Snoot Boot Wide Body (Large) has Exterior Dimensions - ø: 4.5 x H: 8.0" and the Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm F/2.8 VR S Lens has Dimensions (ø x L) 3.5 x 8.66", so it will not fit.

Q: 2. I have a nikon 7100 with 500 mm lens, will it fit in this bag?

A: I use it with my Canon 5D MK III with a 300mm f2.8 L II with hood attached and ready to use. The combination is 45cm (17 3/4 )in length. The diameter of the lens hood is 14cm (5 1/2 . )I can easily roll the closing 3 or 4 times before fastening the clips so there is plenty of room for my needs.There is even room for padding, if needs be. I can, also, throw in a small waterproof bag that holds my CF card holder and some extra batteries. I will take it on its first kayak voyage in a couple of weeks. I took some photos with the combination inside the bag but I cannot upload them in this answer.

Q: 3. Does this fit the Canon 70-200mm 2.8 IS II with the lens hood attached in reverse? How are the filters protected?

A: I sold this 70-200 lens (a less hefty non f/2.8 version) way back. I doubt that the heavy f/2.8 would fit friction-free in this when the huge hood (for the f2.8 II) is also attached backward. Hope this help

Q: 4. Will this fit over a Haida/Nisi filter holder for 150mm square filters? If not, what is the alternative?

A: No, the OP/TECH USA Hood Hat, XXXX-Large (B&H# OPHHXXXXLB) will not fit on a 150mm filter holder. There is no cover for that holder, but you could use a drawstring felt bag such as PortaBrace Soft Padded Pouch for 9" Monitors (B&H# POPMONITOR9) if the filter doesn't protrude from the holder. The recommended option, however, is to remove the filter and holder from the lens because they are fragile.

Q: 5. The Canon shade on a 300 f2.8 measures 5 3/8. Will this stretch enough?

A: Yes this will be able to stretch over the lens hood of your Canon 300 f2.8 measuring 5 3/8".

Q: 6. will a d850 with a 200 -500 f 5.6 fit in the bag with padding ?

A: Yes, it will hold the D850 and 200-500mm.

Q: 7. Will this large snoot boot fit a Canon 70-200 f4? I have just measured my outside dimensions of the lens and I came up with 4 x 8 so it should be close. Any input?

A: You'll want the XL size for the Canon 70-200mm f/4.

Q: 8. what is the actual length ?

A: The depth/length of that hood hat is 2 inches.

Q: 9. AF Nikkor 80-200mm 1:2.8D Do I need a op/tech snoot boot large or extra-large? Wide body?

A: You can use the large size Snoot Boot for the Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 lens.

Q: 10. Is the bag foldable? What's the least bulky it could get?

A: You should be able to collapse it to a couple of inches and fold it somewhat but it is a pro level piece of gear so it is substantial.