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Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia D 70-200 V3.0 Rain Cover

BH #THHPD70700V3 • MFR #740629
7 reviews
Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia D 70-200 V3.0 Rain Cover
Key Features
  • Fits DSLR w/ 70-200mm f/2.8 Lens
  • Three-Layers of Material for Durability
  • Seam-Sealed and DWR-Coated
  • Oversized Window to View LCD & Controls
Protect your camera and lens with the Hydrophobia D 70-200 V3.0 Rain Cover from Think Tank. This cover has a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating and is made from three layers of material for durability. It is also seam-sealed for added protection against rain, sleet, snow, sand, and dust. Fold it down to fit into the included compact carrying pouch and slip it into your camera bag so you're prepared in a downpour or sand storm. 
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For Use With
DSLR or Mirrorless w/300mm f/2.8-600mm
DSLR w/ 24-70mm f/2.8
DSLR w/ 70-200mm f/2.8
Mirrorless w/ 24-70mm f/2.8
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Think Tank Photo D 70-200 V3.0 Overview

Protect your camera and lens with the Hydrophobia D 70-200 V3.0 Rain Cover from Think Tank. This cover has a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating and is made from three layers of material for durability. It is also seam-sealed for added protection against rain, sleet, snow, sand, and dust. Fold it down to fit into the included compact carrying pouch and slip it into your camera bag so you're prepared in a downpour or sand storm. 

This cover will fit over a DSLR camera with a 70-200mm f/2.8 or similarly-sized lens attached. It has a non-slip, adjustable strap that cinches to the lens hood so it stays put once in place. It can be used while shooting atop a tripod or monopod and has an oversized window for viewing your LCD and controls. Additionally, two cinchable sleeves provide easy access to your camera functions.

An eyepiece flap folds into a visor or shields the viewfinder from rain or dust when not in use. An eyepiece pocket is built into the bottom of the cover and the separately available eyepiece allows full access to your viewfinder while protecting your camera. 

The integrated shoulder strap lets you wear the camera on your shoulder with the cover attached. It can be replaced with your favorite strap if desired.

Fits over a DSLR camera with a 24-70mm f/2.8, 70-200mm f/2.8, 80-400mm f/5-6.3, 100-400mm f/5-6.3, or similarly-sized lens
Durable 3-layered material
Seam-sealed for protection in heavy rain or dusty conditions
Fits into included compact carrying pouch
Access camera functions through cinchable sleeves
Oversized window for viewing your LCD and controls
Non-slip, adjustable strap cinches to lens hood
Can be used while shooting atop a tripod or monopod
Rainproof front element cover
Optional eyepiece for full access to viewfinder
Carrying pouch for storage and transport
UPC: 874530006296

Think Tank Photo D 70-200 V3.0 Specs

MaterialNylon, Polyurethane, Tricot
Type of ClosureCinch, Strap
Maximum Lens Diameter5.5" / 14.0 cm
Shoe-Mount Flash CompatibleNo
Tripod MountableYes
Weight10.5 oz / 297.68 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight0.955 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)9.85 x 7.4 x 2.7"

Think Tank Photo D 70-200 V3.0 Reviews

Rain cover

By David
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-02-22

One of the best covers out there let's know rain in

Most Durable Rain Cover

By Graham
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-06-24

There are lots of rain cover options. This has the most features and is the most durable. That's why I've finally spent the money for the best one. Excellent features. Do not forget to purchase the correct eye piece for your camera. Practice putting it on at home and in the field take the time to put it on your camera before you need it. Feature rich. One puzzle is that even though it's specifically for the 70-200 (I have Canon) the cover seems longer than needed. Also, with the carry strap installed the strap compresses the are over the shutter button. It's not really a problem, just takes some getting used to. Great product. Not the cheapest...

Best Weather Protection

By Ralph
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-05-21

I purchased a few bad weather protection covers for my Nikon D850 using numerous Nikon lens. After receiving them all from B&H and trying them for ease of application and how well they protect, fit and how well I can operate my camera while the cover is on. I came to the conclusion that the TinkTank Hydrophobia Cover was the best by far. Note that I purchased all 3 available sizes and they now are in my F-Stop camera bag full time depending what lens I’m going on the shoot with. These bags aren’t cheap but their well made, fit very well and I can operate my camera without a problem when the cover is attached. What else can I say.

This is actual weather resistance

By Brian
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2019-04-26

Bottom line: Hydrophobias do their job. Im a sports pro and if my subjects are out in the rain, so are my cameras. Ive used most of the rain covers including plastic bags, and Hydrophobias are just plain better designed and built. Theyll handle any rain/snow/spray short of an immersion. As an example, last weekend I shot an auto race weekend, and on Sunday we got roughly an inch of rain in two hours. They had to red flag the race for almost half an hour because they only had monsoon tires. Yet when the sun came out, I had the assignment covered, including practically a wall of rooster tails - and the only water on my camera and 70-200 was what got there on my hands. A couple of minor critiques: - the flip-down/flip-up cover for the eyepiece doesnt have a lot of options for securing it in the up position. Theres just a little square of velcro. It works, but its more fiddly than I care for (and also more fiddly than the previous Hydrophobia 70-200 v2 that I have also used). - the included shoulder strap is very effective non-slip material that is also not water absorbent (most regular straps arent) but its also not very wide, so spreads the weight on the shoulder noticeably less well.

Not very good

By peter
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2019-01-01

It looks good but it doesn’t work well at all. I used the older version for years but the new version has a lot of major issues: it falls off (ruining game pics - this kills it), the little cover falls out constantly, it’s really hard to see through the clear plastic part, it doesn’t fit well, the grey cloth won’t stay up blocking the screen. The guys with trash bags fared better. I love thinkthank stuff but not the new hydrophobias.

High quality - Works great!

By scott
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-11-16

Just got this for my Nikon D750 with 24-300mm lens and it works great! Everything kept 100% dry in a rainstorm on an outing I just came back from. It's kind of funky to get your camera secured inside the cover, so best to practice a few times at home. Once you do it a few times, easy to secure. Highly recommend!

Market’s best rain cover

By Bruce
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2020-09-24

The best rain Cover on the market. The design is smart as in how the strap is designed into the cover, not to mention the inclusion of a ratio for the landside. With the openings on both sides all the camera controls are easily accessible. Discover is replacing my older Aquatech rain covers and while the construction quality of the two makes is comparable the design of the hydrophobia is vastly superior.

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