The realtree AP snow Lens Cover for the Nikon 200-400mm VR/VR IILens from LenCoat is a 100% closed-cell neoprene coat that protects the lens from bumps and scratches. It is ideal for nature, outdoor photographers, sports shooters and photojournalists. It also provides a thermal barrier, protecting your hands from cold lenses in lower temperatures. This version comes in white and is covered with a subtle pattern of leaves and branches to help camouflage the lens when shooting outdoors. The cover is waterproof, providing protection in inclement weather.
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Key Features
- Waterproof Neoprene Cover
- Provides a Thermal Barrier
- Makes Lens Less Visible to Wildlife
- Clear Plastic Window/VR, Distance Scale
The realtree AP snow Lens Cover for the Nikon 200-400mm VR/VR IILens from LenCoat is a 100% closed-cell neoprene coat that protects the lens from bumps and scratches. It is ideal for nature, outdoor photographers, sports shooters and photojournalists. It also provides a thermal barrier, protecting your hands from cold lenses in lower temperatures. This version comes in white and is covered with a subtle pattern of leaves and branches to help camouflage the lens when shooting outdoors. The cover is waterproof, providing protection in inclement weather.
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Expected availability: 7-14 Business Days
LensCoat LCN200400 Overview
Includes a clear, flexible UV-PVC window over the VR controls and the distance-scale window
Compatible with the Nikon 200-400mm VR/VRII lens
LensCoat LCN200400 Reviews
very good but...
By Shmulik
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2021-12-01
it is avery good product but VFM i think its tp expensive
Great protection for your lens
By Lawrence
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-06-05
Nicely made, easy to install, good protection and looks great. My only nit is that it is overpriced and needs access to the drop-in filter without having to remove the cover so that you can use the polarizing filter when you want to.
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