Safeguard your lens with the Lens Cover for Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8E VR from LensCoat. This water-resistant neoprene cover is custom-built to fit tightly around your lens, and helps protect it against bumps and scratches that may occur while you are out shooting. The neoprene material also acts as a thermal barrier between your hands and the lens, making operation more comfortable in extreme heat or cold.

To install the case, simply slide it onto the lens until it fits correctly. Removing it is just as easy, and allows for switching cases quickly while out on the field. For simplified operation, the case features two plastic windows that can be used for viewing the distance scale and auto-focus and VR settings. The digital camo color scheme provides a pixelated pattern that mimics naturally-occurring textures and helps disguise your lens from wildlife. This product is made in the USA.

Water-Resistant Neoprene Material    Custom Size, Fits Tightly Around Lens    Protects Lens from Bumps and Scratches    Window for Distance Scale and AF/VR    Shields Hands from Temperature Changes    Digital Camo Color Scheme    Made in the USA

• Water-resistant neoprene cover that is custom-built to fit the Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8E VR
• Protects lens from bumps and scratches that can happen during use
• Makes lens use more comfortable for your hands during extreme heat or freezing conditions
• Plastic windows that allow viewing of the distance scale and AF/VR switches
• Digital camo pattern that helps disguise lens and keep wildlife undisturbed

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the tamron tap in console work with this lens?

A: Hi, the Tamron Tap-in Console is only compatible with some Tamron lenses, so it's not compatible with this lens.

Q: 2. I did not see the new Nikon D500 camera listed as compatible with this lens. Is it compatible?

A: YES. Any full frame Nikon glass is compatible with the DX line. You get more glass than what you need (larger exterior diameter, and heavier than comparable DX lenses), but you will get higher quality image too. This is because any lens, no matter how good, performs the lowest in the corners (side). By using the DX (cropped) mode, you will utilize the center of the lens only, which will give you the best image that the lens can give. Enjoy!

Q: 3. Does it come with a nice hard case like the Nikon 70-200f/2,8 or just a draw string bag?

A: This lens does not comes with a hard case. It is to small of lens to have a hard case. The hard cases comes for long lenses and the only time i use my hard case is when i travel internationally.

Q: 4. Does it work with Nikon D90?

A: NikonUSA says:Not compatible with the D2 series, D1 series, D200, D100, D90, D80, D70 series, D3000, D60, D50, D40 series, 35mm film cameras).

Q: 5. HOw would this lens do when taking baskeball games in a gym with low light ?

A: Depends on how low the light is and what camera you pair it with. However, compared to their other lenses this would e one of the best zoom lenses for indoor basketball.

Q: 6. Is this 24-70mm F/2.8 ED VR (BH #NI247028VR / MFR #20052) an import or Nikon USA Warranty lens?

A: This item has a Nikon USA warranty.

Q: 7. I see in the overview that this lens is Not compatible with the Nikon d500. Since this is a rather new camera, I was hoping the information merely had not been updated.So, is this lens compatible with the newish Nikon d500?

A: There is no reason why this should not work. FX lenses work just fine on DX bodies.

Q: 8. I hear the old lens has a 10 year lifespan. Will this lens also have the same expected lifespan?

A: The lifespan of a lens is determined by the user and how they use/treat the lens. I've got some lenses in my kit bag that are several decades old, and others that I've had to replace within a few years. If you care for the lens and don't abuse it you should have many years of use from it, but there is no hard and fast rule stating a lens will only last X amount of years.

Q: 9. Will this lense work with a Nikon D6?

A: Yes. The following lens is made and based for FX format Nikon units.

Q: 10. what are your best lenses for landscape&traveling photography? I have a Nikon D7100. thank you

A: In tool selection, what is best depends on what needs to be done and what fills the needs of the user. Generally speaking, for landscape you want wider lenses and the highest image quality. One advantage in landscape is that you normally use a tripod so you can save money getting a quality lens but one that is only f/4 rather than the more expensive f/2.8. This one would fit this bill perfectly. Nikon AF-S DX Zoom-NIKKOR 12-24mm f/4G IF-ED Lens B&H # NI12244GAFS However, you mentioned travelling. In that instance you want versatility, compactness and low weight. These three would be great for your D7100. Sigma 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM Contemporary Lens for Nikon F B&H # SI1830035N Tamron 18-400mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD Lens for Nikon F B&H # TA18400N and Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Lens B&H # NI181403556 .