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Peak Design Shell Rain Cover Medium
Peak Design Shell Rain Cover Medium
When nature comes knocking in the form of water, snow and dust – you can protect your camera and attached lens with the black, medium Shell Form-Fitting Rain and Dust Cover from Peak Design. Made from a unique stretchable fabric, the Shell conforms to the shape of your gear and also guards against abrasion. Well-designed, your shell has a waterproof membrane to help keep your equipment dry. Use your Shell with optional, sold separately Capture Camera Clip or any Peak Design strap.
For crop-sensor DSLRs with lens and/or battery grip, such as Canon Rebel, Nikon D3xxx-5xxx, and lenses such as a 24-70mm f/2.8.
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Product Overview
Peak Design Shell Rain Cover Medium
When nature comes knocking in the form of water, snow and dust – you can protect your camera and attached lens with the black, medium Shell Form-Fitting Rain and Dust Cover from Peak Design. Made from a unique stretchable fabric, the Shell conforms to the shape of your gear and also guards against abrasion. Well-designed, your shell has a waterproof membrane to help keep your equipment dry. Use your Shell with optional, sold separately Capture Camera Clip or any Peak Design strap.
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