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LensCoat RainCoat RS (Rain Sleeve) (Medium, Navy)

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LensCoat RainCoat RS (Rain Sleeve) (Medium, Navy)For Camera Lens Combination up to 15" Protects Gear From Rain, Snow,Salt Spray Rear Access to Camera Controls Lens Access Via Hook Loop Bottom Closure Cinch Straps Adjust Length Tape Sealed Lightweight, Waterproof Material Tape Sealed for Maximum Protection No Dedicated Eyepiece Required Use with Hoodies,Body Guards,Lens Covers Made in the USA The medium navy RainCoat RS (Rain Sleeve) from LensCoat delivers maximum protection to your camera and lens

  • For Camera/Lens Combination up to 15"
  • Protects Gear From Rain, Snow,Salt Spray
  • Rear Access to Camera Controls
  • Lens Access Via Hook/Loop Bottom Closure
  • Cinch Straps Adjust Length / Tape Sealed
  • Lightweight, Waterproof Material
  • Tape Sealed for Maximum Protection
  • No Dedicated Eyepiece Required
  • Use with Hoodies,Body/Guards,Lens Covers
  • Made in the USA

The medium navy RainCoat RS (Rain Sleeve) from LensCoat delivers maximum protection to your camera and lens with a lightweight, breathable, waterproof, tape sealed material. This medium version of the sleeve is perfect for camera lens combinations up to 15" in length. The RainCoat RS offers protection from serious damage that can be caused by rain, snow, salt spray, dust, dirt and sand. The sleeve is easy to install and remove and offers easy and full access to both camera and lens. This version contains cinch straps that help adjust the length by folding the material over itself and holding it snug. One of the real benefits of this cover is the quiet material used in its construction that is designed not to disturb wildlife when you are using it. The muffled sound of the RainCoat RS greatly enhances your ability to get that special shot.

The camera is reached through the rear opening of the sleeve while lens controls are accessed via a hook and loop bottom closure. When not being used, store it in the included mesh storage pouch. The RainCoat RS is compatible with LensCoat's optional Lens Covers, Hoodie lens caps and camera BodyGuards. This solid blue cover can be used when concealed with multi-colored foliage.

Note: Clean with water only; do not tumble dry or dry clean

Lightweight waterproof, breathable quiet material
Hook & Loop bottom closure for tripod, monopod, and manual focus
Cinch Straps adjust cover length by folding the material over itself and keep cover snug
Adjustable rear access with cord lock allows for easy camera access
Tape sealed
No dedicated eyepiece required
Mesh storage pouch included
Compatible with LensCoat lens covers, Hoodie lens caps and camera BodyGuards
Clean with water only - do not tumble dry or dry clean
Made in the USA
Compatibility Medium camera/lens combinations up to 15.0" (38.1 cm)
Size 17.0" (30.5 cm)
Weight 3.0 oz (85.3 g)
Packaging Info
Package Weight 0.25 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 7.7 x 5.5 x 1.7"
In the Box
LensCoat RainCoat RS (Rain Sleeve) (Medium, Navy)
  • Mesh Storage Pouch
  • 30-Day Warranty
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