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LensCoat BatteryPouch DSLR 1+1 (2-Pack, Realtree Max5)
LensCoat BatteryPouch DSLR 1+1 (2-Pack, Realtree Max5)
B&H # LEBPD11M5 MFR # BPD11M5
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Product Highlights
- Each Pouch Holds 1 Lithium-ion Battery
- Snap Together Design
- Touch Fastened Closure
- Belt Loop
- Waterproof Material
- Folds Flat for Storage
- Made in the USA
Color: Realtree Max5
Realtree Max5
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- 1Description
The Realtree Max5 BatteryPouch DSLR 1+1 from LensCoat consists of two pouches that each hold one lithium-ion battery. Both pouches snap together to hold the batteries for easy storage and retrieval. Each pouch seals with a touch fastener. When not utilized, they fold flat for storage within your gear bag or luggage.
A belt loop gives you quick access to the batteries and eliminates having to search through your shoulder bag or backpack. The pouches are made from a waterproof poly twill and nylon material. The Realtree Max5 pattern offers effectiveness in open terrain. It features cattails, reeds, cane and grasses to blend into flooded marshes, plus corn, wheat, oats, and sunflowers to hide you in open fields.
- Compatibility
- Compatible with batteries found in most standard size camera bodies, such as the Canon 5D Mark III, Canon 60D, Sony A77, Nikon D800, Nikon D300S, Nikon D7000 and similar
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LensCoat BatteryPouch DSLR 1+1 (2-Pack, Realtree Max5)
Table of Contents
- 1Description
| Material |
Waterproof poly twill Nylon |
| Type of Closure |
Touch fastener Snaps |
| Accommodates | Two lithium-ion batteries |
| Weight | 0.3 oz (8.5 g) |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.25 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 8.4 x 4.6 x 1.2" |
BatteryPouch DSLR 1+1 (2-Pack, Realtree Max5) is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
KevINillinois from
Batteries are expensive
If you shoot with several bodies and grips, you'll quickly learn that having a back up set of batteries is a good idea. I have 12 Canon LP-E6N, for example. Now it's easy to find a compartment in your bag to chunk a bunch of batteries, but that could be foolish, and costly. These pouches come in two packs, and snap together, back-to-back. There is also a model which is two side-beside- pouches (also two pack), which also snap back to back. Both are terrific! It was easy to find a larger pouch to accommodate my individual battery pouches, and in doing so, I found that I can place all of them in below a short zoom.
Date published: 2015-12-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Mike526 from
Perfect fit for Canon LP-E6 battery
It is arguably a bit pricey for what it is, but if you want some sort of pouches to store your batteries in, I recommend this well-designed item. As for size, I can give this tip for Canon users: the battery pouch is exactly the right size and shape for a Canon LP-E6 battery -- the kind used in the 5D, 6D, 7D, and others. The battery fits in precisely, with no room to spare, so you can't even use the little plastic back that comes with the battery. But since this pouch protects the battery terminals from shorting out, and doesn't leave room for the battery to be flopping around, I guess you don't really need to snap that plastic on anyway. This item includes two pouches joined together by snaps - you can leave them joined, or unsnap them if you want to use them separately. The pouch is mostly black, but the bright yellow trim is a nice touch because it makes it easier to find the pouch in your camera bag.
Date published: 2013-05-13
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Nikonnex from
Cheap look, cheap build, cheap price
I guess you get what you pay for? Way better than using a Hefty bag, but the flimsy look and feel of this item do not instill confidence that they will hold together for the life of the battery (overall life, not per-charge). However, the pouches do isolate the batteries from other items being carried at not too great a cost, and therefore can be recommended. Each pouch holds a battery (so the electrical contacts are covered) and their brightly colored piping makes them visible in your camera bag. Two in the pack means you have enough pouches for both spares if using a vertical battery grip that holds two batteries. Although each has a belt loop, I'd put them in a pocket rather than wear them on a belt -- more likely to still be there when you need the batteries.
Date published: 2014-01-20
Rated 4 out of
5
by
SRZELLI from
Decent product for the Price
The material is a bit thinner than I expected, but seems sturdy enough and spongy enough to protect my batteries from minor impact and some weather/dust. The strap on the back used to fix pouch to belt or bag is not really strong at all. It's quite flimsy and I don't fully trust it. As long as you're not putting too much pressure or strain on the strap, I imagine it will hold just fine. But as a landscape photographer, I'm often bushwhacking and snagging my gear on things. I'm nervous I may lose the pouch and a battery in this fashion. Overall, It's decent, but great for the price. Just keep it somewhere you will not tear it off on accident without you knowing. (maybe keep it on a chest strap of your pack, but probably not on a belt)
Date published: 2017-06-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
GDave from
Excellent option for DSLR batteries
After I washed a battery with my jacket, I needed a better option than just using my jacket pockets to keep my batteries during a shoot. I found this little nugget of an idea and it's worked great! The two pouches can snap back to back around any strap, so I keep them on my bag. If you need to go with less gear, you can slip them on your belt as each has it's own belt loop on back. They're the perfect size to hold the LP-E6 batteries I use, or you can even use them for AA or AAA batteries inserted vertically. The velcro is easy to access with one hand, so battery changes are quick and easy.
Date published: 2013-11-13
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Jerry from
it works ...
Nikon batteries fit tight and the plastic cap will not fit inside so you have to remove it and keep it somewhere else. It will protect the batteries though, so you do not need the plastic cap anyway. Other then that I use it all the time and not have any issues with it at all. What I like is you can put it in your pocket and not have to worry inside.your change making contact with the batteries
Date published: 2016-01-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
mooseman of milford from
Spare Battery Case
I bought this to carry my spare batteries. My batteries fit perfectly and now I know immediately where they are in my bag.
Date published: 2015-10-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Bernarde from
I have purchassed several of these battery protectors...
I buy these covers to protect my rechargeable batteries in my camera bags. I use the AA size to keep the rechargeable sets together. In the pouch, I keep the charged batteries negative side up, and the spent batteries positive side up to keep track of them. When I get back, I know which sets need to charger.
Date published: 2017-02-12
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