LensCoat LensPouch (2XLarge, Black)

The travel bag that comes with the Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary Lens for Canon EF is sturdy and safe, but a little bulky for backpacking/hiking. So I got the sleeve to fit the monster of a lens in, before stowing in my backpack. Works great.

This 2XLarge Lenscoat LensPouch provides good protection for my Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sport Lens. The lens is large, heavy, and awkward to handle compared to my shorter lenses. The neoprene wetsuit-like material provides good bump protection for the entire lens. The strap/handle makes handling the lens much easier and safer. The neoprene fabric stretches enough to allow the drawstring to close completely around the entire lens, even with the lens hood attached in the stored position, a Sigma LCF III 105mm (pinch-style) Lens Cap on, and an Oben QR 53 Long Lens Quick Release Plate attached to the len's tripod foot. The LensPouch does not work very well with the fabric lens cover that comes with the lens though. (the fabric lens cover that comes with the lens is only slightly better than no lens cover at all, IMHO) I have neoprene lens pouches for all of my other, lenses and really appreciate the protection they provide. I was totally stoked to find a neoprene pouch large enough to fit my Signa 600mm! Well worth the price. The handle/strap is thoughtful lagniappe from LensCoat. Joe Bob says, Check It Out!

Nice bag; so simple. I wish I could get one even longer to accommodate my camera body as well as the long lens attached to it. It would be a great way to carry them around since the whole assembly could be taken out of the bag quite quickly.

The drawstring bag is a good purchase to keep the lens clean and dust free. I use it when I travel and it fits well In my luggage. It also reduces in the bulk feel of the lens

i use the lens pouches when i travel by air to help protect the gear. I use the camera body bags as well.

I got this cover specifically for my Tamron 150-600 Zoom. It fits well over the lens, with room for the hood and the tripod mount. The drawstring a the top closes the cover. It is made of neoprene,and at the bottom is a round pad to cushion the lens. Time will tell how durable it is, but it works well for carrying a lens that by its nature is bulky and heavy.