JJC DLP-7 Deluxe Lens Pouch Bag Case for Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR/Sigma 150-500mm F5-6.3/ Sigma 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM/Tamron SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2, Size 144 x316mm

The pouch is well-designed and has a thick padded interior that provides excellent protection against bumps and scratches. The interior also features a soft, anti-scratch lining that prevents your lens from being damaged.It has a drawstring closure that secures your lens in place and a sturdy clip that allows you to attach it to your camera bag or belt loop. The drawstring closure also ensures that your lens stays securely in place, even when you're on the move.

Using it for more than month and carried it almost every weekends to trails and jungle safari’s. 200-500 lens fits perfectly with its semi soft case and hood.There is small compartment at the back of the top cover and i placed lens filter in it without issues. Good quality zippers and overall built. Recommended.

The item was good, but returned it. The part description would benefit from a mention of the exterior dimensions. The item is well-padded, but the padding thickness results in a very large outer diameter, making it too bulky for convenient carrying.

I bought the Tamron SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 specifically for vacation in Africa. Once I received the lens I quickly realized it was not going to fit in my travel camera bag. Instead of buying a new camera bag, and forcing myself to check luggage I searched for case for the lens that could fit in my Gregory Jade 38 Liter Backpack.I have the Nikon Z7 and to use the Tamron lens I have to use the Nikon FTZ adapter. This lens case is able to house the Tamron 150-600 + the FTZ adapter no problem. I don't think much more length could fit though. It is a tight fit, but not to the point of forcing the case to close. The Tamron 150-600 is about 10.1 in and the FTZ is about 2.8 in, just to give you an idea of what will fit.I traveled through Africa for a month, climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, and visited 4 countries and never had once problem with the case. It sit perfectly at the bottom of my backpack, and protected my lens (especially when I forgot and accidently set my backpack down a little too hard). My lens made it to and from Africa safe and sound, and I would 100% recommend this case for travel.The case also came with a strap, but I never used it.

The media could not be loaded. The JJC DLP-7 lens case fits my Sony GM 70-200mm with Sony a7 camera attached... which is exactly what I needed. It's a tight fit, so I would not think it would fit your camera with a battery grip. I also padded the bottom using the padding from my 70-200mm Sony case that came with the lens. Overall, I'm very happy that it fits snugly, and I only found out that this case is supposed to come with a shoulder strap (mine didn't come with a shoulder strap). I'm not that angry about not getting a shoulder strap, because I think the price is so low that at first I didn't think it was supposed to come with one... Anyway, there's a little pouch on top to keep your extra memory cards or battery, which is a nice feature. I thought something like this would cost a lot more, so I'm still pretty happy with what I got.

This lens case works great at protecting my Nikon 200-500mm lens. The case has a lot of padding and enough room inside it to leave the hood attached along with the lens ring mount. I like the carrying shoulder strap that comes with it makes it easier for carrying and the velcro straps on the case are nice for attaching to a backpack. The case is made very good and looks pretty durable. I have not tested the water resistance of it yet but it looks like it would shed off the water in light rain or foggy conditions. Overall I'm happy with the lens case because it is much better at protecting the lens than the Nikon lens bag is.

It fits my biggest lens comfortably and makes it feel very well protected. It even fits that lens and camera together, as long as I reverse the lens hood. I love this thing. The strap wasn't good enough for me so I use my Peak Design strap instead.

I got this product in 2021 and have put it through some hard treatment. Its still going strong!