JJC Deluxe Lens Case Pouch Bag for Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM, Canon RF 800mm f/11 IS STM, Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR & More Lenses Below 4.9'' x 11.4''(D x L)

I figure that spending the amount of money that some of these lenses cost, the price of these lens pouches is a small additional charge to know that they are well padded and protected. The JJC lens pouches are very well-made with thick firm foam in the top, bottom and side. The floor of the pouch has a firm insert to prevent the bottom from sagging if a heavy lens is inserted. The lid has a small net-type pocket where you could store the lens cover and a lint free cloth. I like the fact that the lid is attached with a heavy zipper instead of drawstrings. The zipper tabs feature two mating loops to allow a small lock to be attached, mainly to keep honest people honest. It really provides no form of real security.The backside of the pouch features a belt loop with Velcro closure so you could easily hang the pouch from a regular belt or a camera bag harness. The pouch also comes with a clip on shoulder strap, which I don’t normally use. The top of the lid features a grab handle seen into the pouch. All in all, the JJC lens pouch provides excellent protection for any lens you put in it. Personally, I feel it is money well spent if you have the need for a lens pouches. Update 5/15/25: Since I’ve previously reviewed these pouches, I ordered some more and I can verify the XXL size fits the Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS II USM w/ hood reversed nicely.

I really like my new JJC lens pouch. My 70-300mm lens with hood fits perfectly. Also i like the optional shoulder strap or the belt hook which i like the best. Has a convenient storage pocket in the lid for the lens cap which is definitely a plus. The outside material is waterproof and seams very durable. I'm always confident that my expensive lens is well protected when not in use.

I selected the DLP-6 II case because it fit my Nikon 70-200mm f4.0 lens perfectly with the lens hood on. The case is well made with heavy duty water resistant material like you find on a good back pack. The seams are swell stitched with no exposed threads on the exterior. The interior is padded and that is covered by a gray nylon like fabric that allows the lens to easily slip into place. it has straps at top and bottom to adjust the snugness of fits Has a double ended zipper to allow the top to open. The zipper pulls overlap and can be locked together, Inside the bag, there is a mesh pocket at the top where you could put a lens cleaning cloth. I do not recommend putting any filters there unless they are in their own hard case because the lens can jostle up and down inside the case and break the filter. It has a padded shoulder strap or a double velcro belt strap, or 2 D -rings for carrying. The shoulder strap attaches to the two plastic D-rings that are well attached to the bag. The buckles, D-rings and swivel shoulder strap snaffles are all heavy duty plastic. Not as durable as metal but should last a long time. There is a convenient loop at the top that makes it easy to grab in case you are not using the shoulder strap. I have found these loops to be super handy when grabbing a camera bag or lens pouch from the bottom of my closet or cabinet. You get a secure grip without worrying about dropping a valuable piece of camera gear. I do a lot of camping and wanted something to protect my gear from dust, rain and hard knocks while traveling and hiking and this will work well for that. I can highly recommend it

This is an excellent case to protect your lens (I have a Tamron, 100-600 Zoom with tripod mount) Padding is excellent, including the top lid - zipper works fine. The shoulder strap is long and adjustable but the hooks are plastic so I recommend changing them to metal hooks. It has a Velcro waist strap. The Velcro is solid but I would recommend changing this to a metal snap. If your primarily need is to protect your lens; keeping it in your studio or house, it's a good choice. Unfortunately I had to return it. When I went into the field (hiking) carrying a camera, fanny pack, second small lens and this case; it was just cumbersome to have. I will go back to carrying my lens in a small backpack. This case is well made but check your lens dimensions against the size of this case. So the case is worth 5 stars I just can't use it for what I do.

I bought the XXXXXL for my Nikon 180-600 Telephoto Lens. This is a great case. The padding is very adequate and I feel like my lens will be protect. Nikon has not been sending cases with their lens like they use to. Most of the Z Mount Lenses are coming with just a cloth wrap type of protection. This fits the bill. I was getting to take some serious photography excursions and was looking for protection. The Lens goes in the case effortless. With the Lens Hood Reversed the Lens fits no problem. With the Lens Hood in the shooting position (normal) it will fit but is a very tight squeeze to get it zippered up. I was not expecting to carry the lens in this case with the hood in normal position. No reason to really.

This soft case is constructed quite well. A Velcro release belt loop, included sling, and zipper closure with a heavily padded interior. The interior padding is quite thick and my only complaint about it is that I can’t remove my lens from the case if the lens shade is attached to my lens. Overall, I would have great confidence in my lens being protected if it was in the soft case.

I really like this lens case. The quality is excellent and the padding is good. But I think the large size is a bit too small for the Nikon AF-P 70-300mm zoom lens with the lens caps attached on both ends. The zipper does close, but it's a tight fit, both length and width. It fits like a glove, if that's what you are looking for. I prefer a slightly larger case so that the lens slips in easily. I ordered another size of the same case.

This lens case pouch bag was exactly what I was looking for to transport my extra lens instead of carrying around the camera bag to hold it. Loved the flexibility of all the ways of carrying the pouch bag: shoulder strap, velcro strap, loop strap, etc. as well as the double-zipper closure. Found that the advertised dimensions for this product were accurate as my lenses fit comfortably without making it too difficult to insert or remove them. However, one must take into account any lens hoods which may accompany the lenses; these may have to be detached in order to fit in the pouch bag separately. Welcomed the overall construction (for the price) which is suitable for everyday amatuer use, but surely not for professional photography.