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LensCoat LegCoat Tripod Leg Protectors (Forest Green, 3-Pack)
LensCoat LegCoat Tripod Leg Protectors (Forest Green, 3-Pack)
B&H # LELCG2540FG MFR # LCG2540FG
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Product Highlights
- Fits Gitzo GT2540,GT2540G,GT2541,GT2541G
- Fits Gitzo GT2941,GT2942
- Makes Tripod Transport More Comfortable
- Camouflages Tripod
- Heavy-Duty Padding/Closed-Cell Neoprene
- Protects Your Hands from Cold Weather
- Protects Tripod from Bumps, Scratches
- Creates a Thermal Barrier
- Touch Fastened Closure
- Made in the USA
Color: Forest Green
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$0.00 Tax Collected Outside NY and NJ
You Pay: $42.99
- 1Description
- Product Demo
These forest green LegCoat Tripod Leg Protectors from LensCoat are compatible with Gitzo GT2540, GT2540G, GT2541, GT2541G, GT2941 and GT2942 tripods. This 3-pack of LegCoat Protectors is made from closed-cell neoprene and heavy-duty padding to protect your tripod's legs from the elements, bumps and scratches. The material is also designed to be comfortable against your shoulders during transport. Additionally, LegCoats camouflage the tripod's legs when you're shooting outdoors. Open or close LegCoats with their touch fastener. Another advantage of LegCoats is that they will make your tripod easier to handle when working outside in temperature extremes. LegCoats are made in the USA and backed by LensCoat's 30-day warranty against defects.
- Touch fastener for easy attachment and removal
- The LegCoat creates a thermal barrier that makes the tripod easier to handle when outside in temperature extremes
- The LegCoat also provides camouflage for your tripod when shooting outside
- The neoprene material is lightweight and designed to be comfortable against your body
In the Box
LensCoat LegCoat Tripod Leg Protectors (Forest Green, 3-Pack)
Table of Contents
- 1Description
| Color | Forest Green |
| Fits On | Gitzo GT2540, GT2540G, GT2541, GT2541G, GT2941 and GT2942 tripods |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.35 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 11.9 x 7.9 x 2.7" |
LegCoat Tripod Leg Protectors (Forest Green, 3-Pack) is rated
out of
5 by
3.
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Moonstone from
Not worth it
You really can't tell by the photo how bulky this product really is. It may be light but in my opinion, it doesn't need to be this thick. If you have small hands don't even consider it. The foam is fairly cheap and has one adhesive strip that fits against the leg. The outside is neoprene and is sturdy enough but you can't use the neoprene alone without the foam. It's not even remotely adjustable and frankly, even with the foam, was a little too big. I plan on using a sewing machine to sew another velcro strip onto the neoprene so I can use it alone without the foam. People who use backpacks may want to reconsider this product. I can't slide the leg into the loops on the side of my pack when this item is attached. The first time I used it out in the field, it ended up getting wet. It's difficult to remove the foam without ripping it after it's on and I ripped one of the foam pieces rendering it absolutely useless. As I mentioned, unless you are handy with a sewing machine, don't bother. I expected more for my money. Very disappointing!
Date published: 2009-05-22
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Phil from
Average
I found this to be too large in diameter requiring to tape it on the leg ;-( As others have said, this is just cheep pipe insulation with a Velcro-connected cover. Not worth its price
Date published: 2013-10-06
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Great protection
Provides excellent protection for the tripod legs, while looking good too. Also, it's nice for cold weather, as the leg covers are more comfortable to grab than bare cold carbon fiber.
Date published: 2011-02-09
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