The Realtree Max5 Leupold SX-5 Santiam 80 Angled Scope Cover from LensCoat will help protect your scope from scrapes and bumps, preserving its resale value. This neoprene cover acts as a thermal barrier, protecting your hands from hot and cold temperatures and making your scope more comfortable to handle. It also helps to break up the shape of your scope, hiding it from wildlife. A 27-55x eyepiece and objective cover is included.

Protects from Scrapes and Bumps    Made from 100% Neoprene    Helps Hide Scope from Wildlife    Acts as a Thermal Barrier    Includes Eyepiece and Objective Covers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. With a 100-400 zoom, what problems might I run into? Do you focus and zoom from the top outside the cinched up rain sleeve?

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Q: 2. Will this cover a D500 with 200-500 lens on Wimberley gimbal head?

A: No, the LensCoat RainCoat Large Sleeve rain protector will cover the Nikon D500 with the Nikon 200-500mm lens, but not if it is mounted on a Wimberley gimbal head. A better rain protector would be the Vortex Media Pro SLR Storm Jacket Camera Cover, X-large: https://bhpho.to/2Y31JYh

Q: 3. I'm looking for a raincoat for an Fujifilm XT-20, and this is the smallest size I could find. Is it still too big? I can see it maybe working with the 55-200mm lens, but what about the 18-55 and 35 (f/2)? Does anyone know of a more adequate alternative? Thanks.

A: This would be your best option to go with for the X-T20.

Q: 4. Will this fit a Canon 5D Mark III with a 400mm f2.8 lens attached?

A: Julia, I too have a Canon EOS 5D Mark III. I do not have a 400mm f2.8 lens. However, the RainCoat Rain Sleeve will fit my Mark III with my Sigma 150-600mm 1:5-6.3, zoomed out to 600mm, with room left over.

Q: 5. My D5300 with 70-300mm lens is just over a foot long with the lens hood when fully zoomed, would this work well or should I get the medium size?

A: I bought the small Raincoat for a mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, so even though I used the Raincoat with my long zoom lens, my whole set-up is much smaller than yours. Therefore, I have no idea which size Raincoat you should get, but when I bought mine, I called and spoke to a B&H employee to ascertain the correct size to get. I had measured my set-up, from the back of my camera to the tip of my lens w/ hood. With that info he was able to give me pretty accurate advice. Hope this helps. It's a good product.

Q: 6. does it have a opening for your hand to work the camera

A: Yes, through the back but not under the lens. You would have to work the zoom/focus by going through the back opening.

Q: 7. Will this be too big a rain cover for a 80D Canon plus the new 100-400L ll? Would the medium size be better (then I could use it with smaller lenses)? With either LensCoat sleeve, will focusing (through the velcro) be a frustrating experience?

A: Also, as long as you're not wearing gloves or sleeves made out something that the Velcro could catch on, the manual focusing shouldn't be a frustrating experience at all with your long lens. It is a bit impractical, though, if manual focusing your smaller lenses.

Q: 8. Will this cover fit well Fujifilm X-H2S with XF150-600 lens with the hood on and screen flipped out?

A: Yes, that setup will fit into the LensCoat RainCoat Large Sleeve (Realtree Max4) very well.

Q: 9. Will this feet a Canon 5d Mark IV and 600 III lens ?

A: Yes the LensCoat RainCoat Large Sleeve will fit a camera plus a 600mm f4 lens such as the Canon 5D Mark 4 and a Canon 600mm f4.

Q: 10. What is roughly the diameter of the front and rear openings?

A: The LensCoat RainCoat Small Sleeve (Black)has a lenght of 27'' on the front and rear opening.