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LensCoat LensHide Lightweight Tall Photo Blind (Realtree Max5)

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LensCoat LensHide Lightweight Tall Photo Blind (Realtree Max5)
Key Features
  • Camouflage for Photographer & Gear
  • Camo Mesh Window
  • Elastic Cinch Cord for Lens
  • Slot for External Flash
Blend into the background while photographing wildlife with the LensHide Lightweight Tall Photo Blind in Realtree Max5 camouflage pattern by LensCoat. Made of a breathable polyester/cotton blend, this cloth photo blind comes with an elastic cinch cord for the camera lens and a camo mesh window so the photographer can view the subject. A slot with hook-and-loop closure allows for use of an external flash. Draped in the LensHide, you can adjust your equipment without your movements being seen. The blind stays in place by means of a hook-and-loop closure at the back of the head. It comes with an integrated storage pouch with D rings and an internal accessory pocket. Made in the U.S.A.
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LensCoat LensHide Overview

Blend into the background while photographing wildlife with the LensHide Lightweight Tall Photo Blind in Realtree Max5 camouflage pattern by LensCoat. Made of a breathable polyester/cotton blend, this cloth photo blind comes with an elastic cinch cord for the camera lens and a camo mesh window so the photographer can view the subject. A slot with hook-and-loop closure allows for use of an external flash. Draped in the LensHide, you can adjust your equipment without your movements being seen. The blind stays in place by means of a hook-and-loop closure at the back of the head. It comes with an integrated storage pouch with D rings and an internal accessory pocket. Made in the U.S.A.

LensCoat LensHide Specs

Material
Polyester/Cotton Blend
Dimensions
89 x 68" / 226.1 x 172.7 cm
Weight
1.9 lb / 0.86 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.4 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
18.4 x 10.15 x 4.25"

LensCoat LensHide Reviews

Hide you in Real tree

By Henry
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-07-29

Wild Life capturing is hiding your good self

Game Changer

By Eric
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2019-10-13

Love this hide. It's light and easy to travel with. I use it for wildlife, mostly birds. When I use this, instead of birds flying away from me they actually often come closer to check it out! It's a total game changer for species that are especially skittish and hard to get close to. I am 6'1 and can comfortably stand inside. I only gave 4 stars because I feel there are a few necessary improvements. There is a lot of extra material up top when using a smaller lens (I often use Sigma 150-600mm) which can get in the way and really blow around in wind. Some extra sinch straps inside would really help button things down without adding much weight. Also in my opinion it is a bit narrow around the bottom. I'm just able to open my tripod legs up the whole way, and setting up to sit low makes things even tighter. Overall an effective and well thought out product. Wonderful performance for the price, and I will likely buy a water resistant winter camo version soon.

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Waterproof

Waterproof
Asked by: Tyler
The LensCoat LensHide Lightweight Tall Photo Blind is not water repellant. You can use the LensCoat LensHide Water-Repellent Tall Photo Blind (Realtree Max5) instead if you need a water repellant blind: (BH #LELCLHWTM5 • MFR #LCLHWTM5).
Answered by: Dan W
Date published: 2025-09-25

Does the manufacturer recommend this can be used ...

Does the manufacturer recommend this can be used lying down for low level shots?
Asked by: Jeff
Yes, the manufacturer recommends that the LensCoat LensHide Lightweight Tall Photo Blind can be used lying down for low-level shots. It is designed to accommodate this position, allowing photographers to effectively conceal themselves and their equipment while capturing images from a lower perspective. The design provides enough space for maneuverability and comfort when lying on the ground.
Answered by: Nick Y
Date published: 2024-12-18
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