Give your scope custom-made protection with the Realtree Max5 LensCoat Cover for Swarovski 17-40x56 STC Spotting Scope. This cover is made from 100% closed-cell neoprene and will protect your scope from scrapes, bumps, and water. It also acts as a thermal barrier for your hands, making your scope more comfortable to handle in extreme temperatures. Additionally, this cover breaks up the shape of your lens, helping to hide it from wildlife.

Protects from Scrapes and Bumps    Made from 100% Closed-Cell Neoprene    Waterproof Protection    Acts as a Thermal Barrier for Your Hands    Helps Hide Scope from Wildlife

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the range of diameters of lenses on which it will fit? This is a critical spec which is unfortunately not mentioned.

A: Because of the way TheLensCoat TravelHood Zoom is built, it will fit on zoom lenses from approx 67mm up to approx 150mm diameter. When using this hood on all lenses, and especially smaller zoom lenses, it can cause vignetting at the wider angles of the zoom.

Q: 2. Will this fit the Nikon 200-500 Lens hood?

A: HiI cant say for certain but it fits the Canon 100-400 lens easilyfrank

Q: 3. will this work with a Canon 50mm f1.4 usm lens ( its 6 inches in length with hood and my eos -3 body attached and goes upto 7.5 inches if extension tubes are also added ) or will it be too big ? thanks

A: This raincoat is just too large. After purchase of this one I would not purchase another. I chose to use two large (quart) zip lock freezer bags. They were much tighter fitting, drier to use and you had full visibility of your camera and lens. The so called raincoat is a good idea but they need to go back to the drawing board.

Q: 4. Is there a way to use a camera flash (shoe mounted) with the lenscoat raincoat pro? I have canon film slr - eos 3 and canon speedlite 550 ex flash. thanks

A: Hi Sanjay, in reference to you question about the raincoat pro...it does not have an opening for the hotshow, but there are ways to shot with the raincoat on.One way would be to pull the raincoat around the flash. This would leave the flash exposed and a small portion of your camera on the back side of the flash.Another way would be to turn the faincoat so that the sleave is facing up and you could slide the sleave down over the flash and use the pullstring to cinch it on the flash so that only the end of the flash is exposed. This option should give you what you are looking for while keeping your equipment dry.Hope this helps.

Q: 5. Is this product works with 200 and 300 lenses?

A: This product comes with an extra sleeve, that fits on to the 500mm or 600mm or 800mm lens hoods. If you do not use that, then the rest of the rain cover fits 300mm very well, but will be a bit big for the 200mm lenses. Lenscoat has a smaller version of the same rain cover, which fits the 200 and 300mm lenses perfectly. Im very happy with this product for my canon 600mm lens. Worth every penny. :)

Q: 6. I have a smaller Sony a6000 mirror-less camera with a variety of lenses; all but one small than 67mm. Will this work?

A: No, it's too big. This is for a 300mm 2.8, the front diameter of this kind of lenses is about 110mm.

Q: 7. Does this fit a Canon 400mm f2.8?

A: Fits my Canon 100-400 II does not fit my Canon 500 f4 is

Q: 8. Which Lens Coast travel hood would you recommend for a nikon 180-600 lens?

A: The LensCoat TravelHood Zoom (Realtree Max4) will fit the Nikon NIKKOR Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR Lens (Nikon Z) correctly.

Q: 9. Is this the right size for fitting the Tamron 150-600?

A: Yes this Rain Coat will work perfect with the Tamron 150-600mm Lens.

Q: 10. Will this work with a Wimberley Sidekick?

A: It may depending on the size of your lens & camera set up. You may also need a gimbal cover, something also made by the LensCoat company that covers the gimbal head by itself, then the RainCoat Standard of larger model, pending what size you need for you particular set up, would mount onto your camera & lens! The bottom has an opening that would allow you to mount onto the gimbal but the thing that I am concerned with is the side mounting of the lens onto the Sidekick! This unit is made so that the mount is on the bottom & the other openings for you hand to slide into so you can reach the controls of the camera body. You may want to ask someone at B&H Photo for there expertise of these items are & they may suggest an alternative model that would better suit your needs! ... Hope this helps with your decision! I love my model but I have never used a sidekick with it so this model might not work as needed! ... Contact Customer Service at the store for a more precise detailed description & maybe an alternative to your needs! ...