This small Realtree MAX-5 LensCoat TravelHood is designed for 300mm f/2.8, 200-400mm f/4, 400 DO f/4, and 500mm f/4 lenses as a lightweight and portable alternative to a standard lens hood. Its ribbed design allows it to wrap around the lens and fold flat to pack into your bag. Made from water-resistant material, the TravelHood can be used in inclement weather, protecting your lens from the elements, scratches, and lens flare. An anti-slip interior lining and hook-and-loop straps keep the TravelHood in place.

Ribbed Design Folds Flat    Water Resistant    Helps Prevent Lens Flare    Protects against Scratches    Anti-Slip Interior

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have the Canon 600mm F/4 II. When you're not using the standard hard lens hood, the cloth/velcro lens cap doesn't really fit on the end of the lens snugly. How do you all cover your lens front?

A: While I do not see a lens cap designed specifically for use with the LensCoat TravelHood (Large, Black), the LensCoat Hoodie Lens Hood Cover (4X-Large, Black), B&H # LELCH4XLBK, may work for your usage needs.

Q: 2. 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: 3. 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: 4. Can someone who owns the large Lenscoat Travel Hood, tell me the length, not counting the Velcro straps? B&H shows 11.95 inches but I think this is incorrect. I have a Sony 400 f2.8 lens.

A: It is roughly 9 inches wide by 24 inches long.

Q: 5. I was told by someone who purchased the small LensCoat travel hood that it was too small and really didn't fit the 500 F4 ll very well. How is the fit and will the next size up fit better?

A: Unfortunately we cannot measure or test this combination as the Canon 500mm F4 ll lens hood is a Special Order item, and LensCoat does not provide any dimensions for the travel hood. We would recommend you contact LensCoat for recommendations based upon the equipment.

Q: 6. Would this fit the Fuji X100f?

A: That one is too small. This version would fit https://bhpho.to/2ZCB9Ji.

Q: 7. which size is needed for Nikon Z600mm 6.3 VR S?

A: The LensCoat TravelHood (Large, Realtree MAX-5) would be the best travel hood for the Nikon NIKKOR Z 600mm f/6.3 VR S Lens (Nikon Z), BH #NIZ60063.

Q: 8. Would this be the right size for a Nikon s7000 point and shoot? Also, is there a belt loop?

A: Dont know if it fits s7000. I use it with a lumix GM1. No belt loop or strap. Use camera strap.

Q: 9. Which LensCoat travel hood would you recommend for an Olympus 150-400 lens?

A: The LensCoat TravelHood Zoom (Realtree Max5) BH #LETHZM5 • MFR #THZM5 will work on the OM SYSTEM M. Zuiko 150-400mm f/4.5 TC 1.25 IS PRO Lens. It will fit on zoom lenses from approximately 67mm up to 150mm diameter lenses. It is possible that it will cause vignetting at the wider angles of the zoom.

Q: 10. Can this be used as a universal lens hood by snugging one velcro strap around a lens and opening outer velco strap to mimic a lens shade?

A: I believe so. It is quite large, intended for large telephoto lenses.it would not be suitable for my 70-200 2.8.