The Tenba Transport 600mm F/2.8 Long Lens Bag (Black) is primarily made to protect and carry a SLR camera with a 600mm f/2.8 lens attached. The bag has a padded interior with a corrugated plastic bottom liner to protect against shock plus a water resistant exterior. There are pockets for accessories and adjustable straps that can hold a monopod. The bag is carried by a padded handgrip or a removable, adjustable shoulder strap with pad.
| Material |
Exterior: Water resistant, tough, ballistic nylon Exterior: 1050 denier ballistic nylon Interior: Closed cell foam |
| Type of Closure |
Buckle Weather-resistant YKK zipper |
| Exterior Dimensions | 10 x 24.5 x 11" (25.4 x 62.23 x 27.94cm) (WxHxD) |
| Interior Dimensions | 8.5 x 22.5 x 7.0" (21.59 x 57.15 x 17.78cm) (WxHxD) |
| Carrying/Transport Options |
Shoulder strap Handgrip |
| Weight | 3.5 lbs (1.59kg) |
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Comments about Tenba Transport 600mm F/2.8 Long Lens Bag:
I use this case to transport a Canon 800mm f/5.6L lens plus a pro-body (in my car or slung over my shoulder, but not by air). It offers good protection, quality construction, and because it is lighter than the supplied Canon hard case, and has handles and straps, it makes the lens and camera easy to carry. A tripod or monopod can be strapped to the side of the case also.
I would like to see this case offered with two backpack-type straps in addition to the padded shoulder strap -- these would make carrying less awkward in some situations.
I fashioned a two-inch thick foam collar (with a hole that just fits around the small end of my lens) that is sized to fit the inside dimensions of the case. This holds the lens centered in the case and keeps it from shifting when being carried. I'm not sure if this is necessary but it eliminates bumps and resultant strain on the camera-lens mount when carrying the lens with the camera attached.
I have not used this case in the rain, but it is clear that it would protect the equipment in a light or intermittent rain.
There are two generously-sized padded pockets on the side and a padded pocket inside the lid. I carry a better beemer in one of the pockets. This case is designed for a 600mm f/4 lens but it fits an 800mm lens covered with a lens-coat, with the lens hood reversed and with the standard Canon lens cap. I'm pleased with this purchase.
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I use to nikon 600mm f/5.6, the bag is bigger than item ones, but functional
The color like me, and sidebags, it looks like strong.
I`d like be a backbag too
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The best bag in a long time. It can take my Canon 600 mm lens with the house attached. And at a size very practical! Great buy!
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I shoot sports, and -- lacking an assistant to hold my gear -- I wanted a bag which would hold my Canon 500mm f/4 lens with the hood deployed, so I could carry it easily when not in use, yet relatively quickly attach a body to it and start shooting. This is one of the tallest lens bags available, and it gets the job done. With the lens hood deployed and a camera body attached, you can't quite close the lid all the way; but you can get it very close, and you are still able to secure the lid with the quick connector. There's a soft zippered pocket under the lid; and the zippered outside pocket, while a bit narrow, is padded as well, which is a nice touch. Build quality is excellent. It comes with a nice, heavily padded shoulder strap, but no backpack option. The only thing I would really like to have different is if there were quick connectors on the tripod straps, and if there was an insert you could slip down over the lens barrel to keep it from flopping around a little inside the bag. Of course, this may not be an issue if you put a 600mm lens in the bag, and that's what is was designed for.
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