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LensCoat RainCoat Medium Sleeve (Realtree Max5)

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LensCoat RainCoat Medium Sleeve (Realtree Max5)
Key Features
  • For Camera/Lens Combinations up to 15"
  • Protects Gear from the Elements
  • Rear Access to Camera Controls
  • Lens Access via Bottom Closure
Provide protection to your gear with the RainCoat Medium Sleeve (Realtree Max5) from LensCoat. This product affords easy access to your gear while deflecting water, snow, salt spray, dust, sand, and dirt. The rear part opens for simple use of camera controls, while the bottom features a hook-and-loop closure that allows for the use of manual focus and tripods.
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LensCoat RainCoat Overview

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Provide protection to your gear with the RainCoat Medium Sleeve (Realtree Max5) from LensCoat. This product affords easy access to your gear while deflecting water, snow, salt spray, dust, sand, and dirt. The rear part opens for simple use of camera controls, while the bottom features a hook-and-loop closure that allows for the use of manual focus and tripods.

A waterproof and breathable poly tricot material makes this product durable and lightweight, while tape-sealed seams help keep your camera safe from the elements. This cover is designed for use with body and lens combinations of up to 15" in length, and can be adjusted for a tight fit through the use of a cinch strap as well as an elastic cord around the hood section of the lens. The Realtree Max5 color scheme features a wide variety of plant-like patterns, including tall grains such as wheat and oats. This makes it well-suited for hiding from birds and other types of wildlife in many different environments. This product is made in the USA and comes with a mesh storage pouch that can be used for transportation.

Poly tricot material keeps this product lightweight yet resistant against the elements
Adjustable rear access with cord lock allows for simplified control of your camera
Hook-and-loop closure at the bottom enables the use of tripods and monopods, as well as manual focus control.
Cinch strap adjusts cover length for a tight fit regardless of lens used.
No dedicated eyepiece required to use this product
Compatible with LensCoat lens covers, Hoodie lens caps, and camera BodyGuards
Made in the USA

LensCoat RainCoat Specs

Key Specs
Color
Camouflage
Camera Compatibility
Universal (Cameras)
Shoe-Mount Flash Compatible
No
Tripod Mountable
Yes
Color
Camouflage
Camera Compatibility
Universal (Cameras)
Features
Shoe-Mount Flash Compatible
No
Tripod Mountable
Yes
General
Water Resistance
Waterproof (Material)
Materials
Exterior: Polyester, Tricot
Dimensions
Exterior
17" / 43.2 cm
Weight
3 oz / 85.3 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.26 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
8.1 x 7.65 x 1.45"

LensCoat RainCoat Reviews

Expensive, designed for static tripod setups

By James
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2024-07-28

This is a more expensive, more engineered alternative for the unfortunately no longer available StormJacket sleeves. I live in a rain forest, so tend to keep a jacket on my lens at all times. I run a strap through the tripod opening, and carry the lens and body upside down over my shoulder. When it is not raining, the darker sleeves help hide bright white lenses from wildlife. When it is raining, I rely on the jacket to have enough room to also protect the camera body from incidental rain. The medium length LensCoat sleeve is more expensive than my older sleeves, but is much shorter. I cannot use this to protect a Canon EF 100-400 or RF 100-500 with enough coverage to wrap around the camera body comfortably and reliably. The medium lens coat sleeve is just too short, leaving the rear of the body wide open. If I collapse the zoom and arrange the sleeve just so with the cinch, I can make it work. But tightening the cinch means I have to fiddle to take a shot. The mid-lens tightening strap looks nice - it helps keep the sleeve from ballooning in wind - but is only useful for a prime lens you don't need to manually focus. For a zoom, manual focus, or to access lens switches, you'll leave this loose. TL;DR: If you're static in one spot with a tripod, and can separately protect the camera body or can plan your shots to open the rear cinch, the medium size jacket is good for a smallish zoom. If you're mobile or need quick reaction you'll be better served finding a longer sleeve.

Well made. Terrific coverage.

By Anthony
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2023-06-06

Quite pleased with this lens raincoat. Made well and protects the tens and camera as I hoped.

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