The OP/TECH USA Soft Pouch - Bino, Roof Prism Small (Nature) is a form-fitted pouch designed to carry various size roof prism binoculars. It is made from stretchable neoprene with a built in rain guard that keep moisture our. It comes with a waist strap which stabilizes the pouch snugly against the body while offering fast, easy access to the binoculars.

This item is made in the USA.

Fits Roof Prism Binoculars    Stretchable Neoprene    Rain Guard    Waist Strap    Made in the USA

Neoprene soft pouch for roof prism binoculars

Protects equipment while in use or in storage

Includes waist strap (adjustable up to 60") for added stability

Offers full flap coverage

Built-in rain guard keeps moisture away from the binocular

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this lens suffer from focus breathing? If so, is it noticeable for video?

A: all the photo lenses have lens breathing , and they are noticeable on video

Q: 2. The ribs on the barrel are tiny. Can this be used with a Follow focus for Filmmaking?

A: To use the Nikon NIKKOR Z 85mm f/1.8 S Lens with a follow focus system you will need to attach a gear to the lens barrel. Or use a gearless follow focus.

Q: 3. Will this work with a Sony Handycam HDR-PJ430V? I have the Lanc to sony multiport adapter cable, will this allow me to control focus?

A: Brey good

Q: 4. will this 85mm Z lens fit in a Lenscoat small pouch with the lens shade attached in the stored position?

A: Yes, you can fit Nikon NIKKOR Z 85mm f/1.8 S Lens with the lens hood attached on reverse or front foward position inside the LensCoat LensPouch (Small). The pouch i made of a neoprene stretchable material.

Q: 5. Would I be able to fit ALL of my Nikon D3200 camera body, 18-55mm lens, 55-200mm lens, 70-300mm lens and a 35mm lens and still have room for other little things like the charger, phone, wallet, basic necessities?

A: The Gear S17 has been an excellent bag for me so far. I purchased it for a three-week trip to Europe (went last month to several destinations along the Danube, then on to Venice) and it's holding up extremely well. I carried a Nikon 7000 with 18--105 mm and 11--16 mm lenses, plus phone, charger, an extra battery and several extra memory cards. The upper compartment easily held my LLBean hooded raincoat and a light-weight sweatshirt.I did not carry external flash equipment on the trip, but if I did, I would have used the upper compartment for it instead of for the foul-weather gear.Having said all that, you could probably fit all the gear you mentioned in the bag by making use of the upper compartment with some added padding. But I think you're carrying too much glass. I'd leave your 35mm and 55-200mm lenses behind, as they seem unnecessary/redundant for travel (try to keep the weight down).

Q: 6. does this work for Canon 40D?

A: It does not. This is not compatible with the Canon 40D.

Q: 7. I have a camera/lens that is 11 inches long from film plane to tip of lens. Will it fit in lower camera compartment?

A: Unfortunately, the lower compartment would not be wide enough.

Q: 8. Has anyone put this under their seat during a flight--did it fit alright?

A: I have and yes it did. Its a great versatile bag. I did a youtube review of it if you want to check it out.

Q: 9. will it work with Sony CX130 ?

A: It will not. This a LANC controller, the CX130 does not have a LANC connection for control.

Q: 10. I'm new to photography and I just purchased my very first camera from B&H. I purchased a Nikon Z50, I'm not one to assume & I think it is compatible without the adapter. Am I right in thinking all Z lenses are compatible with my Z50?

A: The Z50 is compatible with all Nikon Z mount lenses. Being that this Z 85mm lens is optimized for a full frame camera, the lens would be more like 136mm due to the 1.5X crop factor.