These Realtree Max4 HD LegCoat Tripod Leg Protectors from LensCoat are compatible with Gitzo 1548 tripods. This 3-pack of LegCoat Protectors is made from closed-cell neoprene and heavy-duty padding to protect your tripod's legs from the elements, bumps and scratches. The material is also designed to be comfortable against your shoulders during transport. Additionally, LegCoats camouflage the tripod's legs when you're shooting outdoors. Open or close LegCoats with their touch fastener. Another advantage of LegCoats is that they will make your tripod easier to handle when working outside in temperature extremes. LegCoats are made in the USA and backed by LensCoat's 30-day warranty against defects.

Fits Gitzo 1548 Tripods    Makes Tripod Transport More Comfortable    Camouflages Tripod    Heavy-Duty Padding/Closed-Cell Neoprene    Protects Your Hands from Cold Weather    Protects Tripod from Bumps, Scratches    Creates a Thermal Barrier    Touch Fastened Closure    Made in the USA

Touch fastener for easy attachment and removal

The LegCoat creates a thermal barrier that makes the tripod easier to handle when outside in temperature extremes

The LegCoat also provides camouflage for your tripod when shooting outside

The neoprene material is lightweight and designed to be comfortable against your body

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this the imported version or the american version?

A: In situations where B&H offers both a USA and an imported version of a product, we label each version clearly and explicitly. If a product does not have an indication either way, it is understood to be by default a USA product. In situations where only a USA version is offered it will not be labeled USA.

Q: 2. does this lens work with a Nikon D7100?

A: This lens would work very well with your D7100. I use mine on my D7000 and D90 often. It is the wide lens answer to my telephoto lens and I love it.

Q: 3. Compatible with a d70?

A: Yes, the AF-S lenses are compatible with the D70.

Q: 4. How do my professional brothers carry this lens? In the bush it's hard enough to carry gear and still be flexible enough to shoot at a waterhole. I will definitely be at least 200ft from my subject, my armed-guide will watch out for approaching predators. I thought about leaving it mounted to the camera body but the dust is everywhere. Is there a particular tube container out there? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

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Q: 5. Besides the difference in weight, would the FL version of this lens be any better than the VR ? Optics would be my only comparison. A tad difference in AF response may not matter much to me.

A: Be careful, BOTH versions have VR. The newest version has updated optics and is lighter. It is the best of both worlds. That is why Nikon discontinued the older version.

Q: 6. Is this lens compatible with the D610?

A: The Nikon 70-300mm lens is fully compatible with the D610, yes.

Q: 7. Do I get this one or the Sigma 70-300mm ? I currently have Nikkon AF Nikkor 70-300 4-5.6G .....

A: I like this Nikkor lens a lot. I shoot it wide open and sharpness is very good (not excellent but a quick shot of mild unsharp mask in PS cleans it up nicely.) The auto focus is fast enough for birds in flight and it tracks well.

Q: 8. Compatible with Nikon D3000?

A: The Nikon AF-S 18-55mm lens is fully compatible with the D3000.

Q: 9. Is this lens compatible with the D3100?

A: Yes, it is 100% compatible with the D3100.

Q: 10. Is this good for a Nikon D80?

A: yes