The stealth shadow Spudz Classic Cleaning Cloth is a premium 10 x 10" microfiber lens cloth with an attached neoprene pouch. It is designed to properly clean both coated and non-coated optics without scratching. The .5 mm neoprene pouch has a flip closure on the bottom to keep the cloth protected inside. This cloth keeps your optics smudge-free and is useful to have in inclement weather.

Safe for Coated and Non-Coated Optics    Removes Smudges without Scratching    Premium Microfiber Lens Cloth    Flip Closure Weatherproof Pouch    Neoprene Pouch Protects Attached Cloth    Attaches to Bags or Keys    Machine Washable and Reusable

Cloth measures 10 x 10"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the f/stop on this unit?

A: The Sky-Watcher Classic 250P 10" Traditional Dobsonian Telescope BH #SK10TDK • MFR #S11620 has an f-stop of f/4.7

Q: 2. What are some recommended studio stands for this boom?

A: The Junior Boom is works best with either Junior or Senior stand if you are using a large light box you may want to go with a senior stand that has a wider base than a Junior.

Q: 3. what size is this cloth?

A: The size of the cloth is 10 x 10 - I have mine attached to the camera and it works very well so I'm not always looking for it.

Q: 4. Do the stereo inputs take balanced 1/4"?

A: No, the stereo inputs are unbalanced and accept 1/4" TS connectors.

Q: 5. Where is this clothe manufactured? Thanks.

A: The country of origin for the ARRI Optical Cleaning Cloth (14.6 X 17.7") is Japan.

Q: 6. What is the load capacity at maximum extension for this boom arm?

A: The maximum load capacity at the maximum extension on the Matthews Junior Boom is 25 lbs.

Q: 7. Is this 10 ft tall x 20 wide? Or is this 10 ft wide with 20ft of length to cover the floor?

A: This Savage Infinity Lint-Free Pro Cloth is 10 feet wide and 20 feet high.

Q: 8. Is this essentially the same stuff as Pancro Optical Cleaner and Eclipse Sensor/Optics cleaner? I use Pancro for my lenses and Eclipse for my digital sensors, but need something to clean my scanner platen. I hear Purosol is good, but will my Pancro or Eclipse do the same exact thing?

A: If you want more detailed info. on a product, I suggest you Google MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet). I chose Purosol because they claim it contains no harmful solvents, and 'trusted' by an extensive range of professionals. Pancro touts 'fast drying'. Alcohol is fast drying. I'd definitely look at their MSDS. You never ever want to use alcohol on a coated lens, which all camera lenses have. I assume you have checked the 3-star rating on 'Eclipse'? Not encouraging. Finally, any scanner platen's I've seen are just plain glass. Walmart's el cheapo glass cleaner is all I use for a cleaning platen. It has ammonia. Works great on glass, but never, ever on a lens. What makes a quality lens cleaner expensive is the process: a good lab uses a safe room , (dust free ventilation). And at least a distillation process, a deionization filter, and pH adjusted to neutral 7.0. All this takes time and costs big bucks. My sense is that is at least part of the process used by Purosol. Anway, it's what I feel most comfortable using on my lenses for whatever that's worth?

Q: 9. We have a remote audio fat cat attched. Will this holster opening accomodate the thickness?

A: Doubtful.

Q: 10. Is this leather or cloth?

A: Bluestar Large Chamois Cleaning Cloth is a type of soft pliable leather now made from sheepskin or lambskin.