JJC Water Resistant Deluxe Lens Pouch with Shoulder Strap fits Lens Diameter and Height Below 100 x 165mm (3.9 x 6.5“)

The bag is designed for the Canon RF 800mm F11 and it fits inside snuggly, with the hood reversed. The hood is not supplied with the lens and in fact I bought the JJC ET-101 hood which also fits very well on the RF 800mm F11 lens. The bag also accepted the lens with the IShoot foot mount fixed to the lens.Very pleased with the whole setup.

My lens did not come with a bag and this seemes like a good option. Even though the lens (with cap and hoya uv filter) is 190mm long, I managed to get it into the (nominally 180mm) case and it zips up fine though of course it is snug. The next size up had a much higher diameter and length and I didn't need the bulk/want it rattling around. Affords a decent amount of mechanical protection due to the padding and very well put together for the money. A good buy

Good quality case, and great value for money, never had a problem with JJC productVery happy with purchase

Seems like it will offer good protection and looks well made and sturdy.

I recently bought this cade for a 200mm to 500mm telezoom, that won't fit in my main bag. it's a non well known Chinese company that has come into the market. I like the design: the top has a filter pouch, the zip has a locking facility and you can wear it on a belt, or the accompanying accessory belt you can buy, or carry it with a shoulder strap. My only issue with this so far is the padding at the bottom is the same as sides so if you happened to put the lens on the floor, you have to be careful (hence 4 stars). I'll verify this by adding some additional padding for extra protection. The bottom is stiff, and secure. It has compression straps, a hanging strap and clips for a detachable shoulder strap. All in all for the price point this is a good product, based on initial use. It's convenient to carry, and has various options. Would be interesting to try the belt. It says it is compatible with the Lowepro system. All in all a good way to carry a long zoom lens if you current backpack won't fit it all in. The lens pouches make it convenient to access without swinging your pack off your back, or you can put these punches on a belt. I have tried both options and it depends on your use case. I've just tested this in the field and it's been carried, loaded into a car boot (trunk) and does the job. I may add some bubble wrap for extra security, but it works well.

Ideal for lens protection not solid construction , would be worried if lenses were in luggage in the hold.

Looks well made. My lens fits perfectly.

Love the pouch. I ordered two but one turned up without the shoulder strap. Contacted customer services... Still waiting for a response weeks later.